Budget Documents
FY 21-22 Adopted Budget Files
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View budget sections here
Previous Budget Documents
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View previous Budget DocumentsBudget Process In June, the Tigard City Council adopts the approved budget for the next fiscal year for both the city and urban renewal district. The budget allows the city to direct its resources to the priorities of the community and city leaders.
Business License
If you are doing business in the City of Tigard, you must submit a business license application along with proper payment prior to starting operation.
Details here.
Contracts and Purchasing
The Contracts and Purchasing Division provides the central purchasing functions for the City of Tigard. Items such as office supplies, computer equipment, vehicles, heavy equipment, and many other products and services are procured through this office by the competitive contracting process.
See the City of Tigard
Bids and ProposalsDownload the
Public Contracting Rules
Contact Christine Moody, Principal Management Analyst | Contracts and Purchasing
503-718-2415 |
christine@tigard-or.gov Utility Billing
City utility bills are generally due on a monthly basis and may include water, sanitary sewer, surface water management, and street maintenance charges. Learn more about utility billing and choose one of many options to pay
your utility bill.
Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
What is the Capital Improvement Plan?The
Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) is Tigard's 6-year plan for matching the cost of large-scale improvements—like fixing roads, water and sewer systems—to anticipated revenues, like taxes and bonds.
View the 2021-22 CIP
Financial Reports
Each year, the Finance and Information Services Department produces a Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ending June 30.
FY Ending June 30, 2020
FY Ending June 30, 2019
FY Ending June 30, 2018
Previous CAFR & CCDA Documents
Master Fees and Charges Schedule
City fees and charges are reviewed and adjusted as a part of the budgeting process so that the city can recover costs for providing services.
Some fees (like planning and the street maintenance fee) are adjusted annually based on economic labor indices while other fees are set by outside agencies like Clean Water Services or Washington County.
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Information Technology
The mission of the Information Technology division is to provide the city with timely and cost-effective access to information technology (data and telecommunications) appropriate to the mission and goals of the city, and to provide assistance and advice in its use. The Information Technology staff ensures that city operations are making the fullest use of available resources and technologies.
Information Technology division staff strives to provide a robust and effective environment to support the needs of the city. Services provided include:
- centralized computing and telecommunications facilities (where appropriate), a citywide data and telecommunication network,
- access to the Internet,
- remote access to the city's networks,
- workstation, PC, and phone for general use,
- acquisition, development, maintenance and support of software,
- instruction in the use of information technology,
- assistance and advice in the procurement of specialized software for use by departments in the city,
- assistance in seeking funding for non-budgeted acquisition of services, software and equipment related to the use of information technology.
- provide mapping services to the public and internal departments.
All activities are performed in a highly professional and innovative manner which brings recognition to the Information Technology division staff both within the city and in the community at-large.
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Mapping Services
Finance and Information Services
The Finance and Information Services Department consists of five divisions: Finance and Information Services Administration, Financial Operations, Information Technology, Contracts & Purchasing, and Utility Billing. The department coordinates the annual financial planning and budget processes, maintains all city accounts and financial records, bills for water and sewer services, manages central purchasing and collects Tigard’s business license fees. Information Technology is responsible for all the technical areas of the city including computer systems, telephone and television facilities for all city departments. At all times, the department strives to provide a high level of customer service to the citizens of Tigard and other city departments.
