2022 State of the City: Watch the Live Recording

Create a Family Emergency Communications Plan

Water Alert for Downtown Hillsboro Customers

Year in Review: 2021 Highlights & What's Ahead in 2022

Hillsboro’s New Drinking Water Rates Start January 1, 2022

Hillsboro High Fives: Rick Bolkan

Using Water Efficiently During Drought Conditions

Clean Water Services Board Approves New Budget & Rates

Hillsboro's 2021 Water Quality Reports Show Excellent Water Quality

June is National Pet Preparedness Month: Include Your Pets in Emergency Planning

2021 SDC Adjustments to Fund Water System Expansions Approved

Proposed Clean Water Services Rates: Be Informed and Involved

4 Steps to Maximize Your Home’s Irrigation

Slow Down for Work Zone Safety

Invasive Zebra Mussels Found in Oregon: Hillsboro’s Water Sources & Intake Systems Safe

3 Steps to Ensure Water Quality in Buildings with a Prolonged Closure or Lower Usage

5 Ways the City of Hillsboro Delivers Clean, Safe Drinking Water

Hillsboro Is First in the U.S. to Install New Form of Renewable Energy

This new form of renewable energy helps meet climate action goals and build resilience

Hillsboro Water Customers Will Save $175 Million Total from Refinanced Federal Loan

By securing an exceptionally low interest rate, the City of Hillsboro Water and Finance departments netted substantial savings for customers -- first in 2019 ($125 million in savings) and then again in 2020 ($50 million in additional savings).

Hillsboro’s Water Continues to be Safe to Drink and Use

The fires, ash, and COVID-19 are not affecting Hillsboro’s drinking water.