- YourGovernment
-
OurCommunity
-
- About Tualatin Advisory Committees Animal Services Community Involvement City Codes City Council City Projects
- Community Crime Reports Customer Service Request Explore Tualatin Now Fire Library Municipal Court Tualatin Today
- Parks & Recreation Passports Permits & Forms Planning & Zoning Police Volunteer Tualatin Moving Forward
-
-
ForVisitors
-
- Parks, Greenways, Recreation and Library Library Parks Public Art Parks and Recreation
- Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment Chamber of Commerce
- Community Events Community Theatre Pumpkin Regatta Special Events
-
- DoingBusiness
-
HowDo I?
-
- Apply for a Job Apply for an Advisory Committee Contact the City Council Get a Copy of a Police Report File a Records Request Find Forms
- Find Planning & Zoning Find Public Transportation Find the City Code Get a Business License Get Email Subscriptions/Notifications Locate City Offices
- Contact the City Pay My Traffic Fine Pay My Water Bill Reserve a Facility Sign Up for a Recreation Program Search the Website Volunteer
-
Tualatin Launches Partnership with the University of Oregon
Tualatin and the University of Oregon officially kicked off the Sustainable City Year Program on Thursday, October 16. The Sustainable City Year Program (SCYP) helps communities solve the problems of today and lays the groundwork for a sustainable, livable future—all while helping students prepare for the workforce through applied learning. During the 2025-26 partnership year, SCYP will match resources from existing university courses to high priority projects identified by the Tualatin community, with a particular focus on supporting downtown revitalization efforts. Communities emerge from SCYP partnerships with increased community outreach, expanded conversations, and cutting-edge solutions, while students emerge better prepared to enter the workforce.
The kickoff celebration, held at the Tualatin Public Library, was attended by leaders from Tualatin and the University of Oregon, faculty, students, local elected officials, and community members.
