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You're invited to the City of Hillsboro's annual community update hosted by Mayor Beach Pace and featuring the City Council.
Free supervised play for children at Outdoors In during the event. Please RSVP by Tuesday, February 17 for supervised play by emailing:
Lisa.Stultz@Hillsboro-Oregon.gov
Lourdes Herencia Carrasco tells Mayor Pace about Adelante Mujeres’s ongoing work in Hillsboro to support community and small businesses deeply impacted by federal immigration enforcement.
This City of Hillsboro program will help stabilize and retain small businesses in our community — especially those seeing a reduction in customer base resulting from ICE activity or experiencing economic instability.
Grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded. A total of $200,000 is available.
The Portland Thorns & Fire joint training facility in Hillsboro will be called the Kaiser Permanente Performance Center.
Scheduled to open this year, the first-of-its-kind complex is under construction at the corner of NE Aloclek Drive and NE Evergreen Parkway in Hillsboro.
Watch Mayor Pace on KOIN 6 discuss Hillsboro's response to the harmful impacts of ICE enforcement on community members.
In the segment, she also answers KOIN's questions about:
- Hillsboro's new community flag
- Opening of Fire Station 9
- New Hillsboro Hops stadium
- Welcoming the Portland Cascade to Hillsboro Ballpark
Latin Dance Night • Presidents Day Facility Hours
The program offers community members options to capture rainwater on private property to be reused in the future.
What was the most popular item at the Hillsboro Public Library in 2025? Most popular event? See the list!
High school students in Hillsboro can enter to have artwork featured on the Water Department's Hometown Tap!
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