Proposed Clean Water Services Rates: Be Informed and Involved

Update: In-Person Services at the Hillsboro Civic Center

Share Your Input on Hillsboro’s Proposed 2021 Drinking Water Rates

Water rates are designed so all customers pay their fair share based on how they use Hillsboro’s water system and how much water they use.

Council Addresses Stormwater System Repair Needs with Fee Adjustment

The SWM Local Service Fee is dedicated to addressing urgent repairs or projects that have been deferred due to lack of funding.

George Floyd and the Racial Injustices We Must Address

A Message from the Hillsboro City Council

When We Act Together, We Can Stop Coronavirus Discrimination

Read the Hillsboro City Council's letter denouncing discrimination — in Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Hindi, Korean, Tagalog, Spanish, and English.

City Council Statement: Your health and well-being are our top priority

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Hillsboro City Council issued a statement on March 12, 2020.

Working for You: Hillsboro's Gabe Bowlby, Financial Analyst

Gabe graduated from Glencoe High School, then enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps.

City Seeks Residents to Share Ideas

Applications for the Civic Leadership Academy are due Monday, August 5

City Council Adopts FY 2019-20 Budget

The Budget Committee unanimously approved the City’s Proposed Budget in May.

Hillsboro City Council Selects 2019 Priorities and Guiding Principles

The Council unanimously adopted priorities that include advancing safe transportation; supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion; and support for the Hillsboro 2035 Community Plan.

City Manager's Report: Thank You to Everyone Who Makes Hillsboro a Winning Team

The Super Bowl is approaching and the touchdown celebrations will be featured on the highlights. But while quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers often are in the spotlight, the real credit belongs to hundreds of people. See how the City of Hillsboro operates the same way.

Hillsboro Moves to Protect Data Privacy

The City of Hillsboro understands its responsibilities to protect the privacy of your personal information, and City employees are committed to honoring the community’s trust by using the best practices.

City of Hillsboro Selects Simone Brooks as Assistant City Manager

As Assistant City Manager, Simone Brooks will be responsible for leading the Parks & Recreation, Library, and Human Resources departments, as well as the City’s Community Services and Communications & Marketing teams.

What the Greatest Soccer Players Have in Common with Hillsboro

It strikes me that the City of Hillsboro has something in common with the historically great players. Like Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar, our employees constantly seek self-improvement and take it upon themselves to be more effective in delivering City programs and services.

City of Hillsboro Commits to Affordable High-Speed Internet Access

Getting high-speed internet access in Hillsboro is about to become easier — and more affordable. The City of Hillsboro has committed to expanding its existing City-owned municipal fiber network to provide affordable high-speed internet access to Hillsboro residents, businesses, and nonprofits.

City Council to Consider Proposed 2018-19 Fiscal Year Budget

The City of Hillsboro Budget Committee has unanimously approved the City’s Proposed 2018-19 Fiscal Year Budget, which will be considered for final adoption by the Hillsboro City Council on June 19.

New Water Meter Reader Technology Saves Time, Cuts Cost

The City of Hillsboro is improving and upgrading the way we read meters for customers.

City Manager's Report: Telling the Stories of Hillsboro's HomeGrown Talent

Every young person in Hillsboro has a story to tell about their personal journey of discovering who they want to be and what career path they will seek: people like Frida Zavala.

Hillsboro's Homegrown Talent: City of Hillsboro Intern Frida Zavala's Path Shaped by Mentor

Hillsboro’s young people — our “homegrown talent” — have a unique opportunity to explore careers and gain professional experience through the City’s youth development programs. Read Frida Zavala's story.