There are a number of traffic signals within the City of Tigard's boundaries. Many, though, are under the jurisdictions of the State of Oregon (ODOT), Washington County or the City of Beaverton.

With the exception of two flashing beacons in the city, none of the signals are maintained by the city. Several are, however, owned by the city and we have indicated those with a red asterisk (*) in the Traffic Signal Maintenance List.

Traffic Signals (ODOT) – along Pacific Hwy 99W, Hall Blvd, and all freeway interchanges

Maintenance Issues: (light out, malfunctioning detector, signal in flash mode, etc.)

Timing Issues (waiting too long, capacity, etc.)

Streetlights provide a valuable service to the community by supplying light for both motorists and pedestrians. The benefits of this important resource are best achieved when every streetlight is operating properly. PGE, however, is unable to manually check each streetlight and thus it depends on the assistance of customers to help identify streetlights in need of repair.

If you notice a streetlight outage, please contact PGE:

1. Submit a Streetlight Outage Form online

When reporting a streetlight outage, it is important to provide the following information:

1. Address;
2. Nearest cross street;
3. Pole number (on pole); and
4. Map number (on pole).