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FAQs
Are fires allowed in campsites? What will happen with trash and waste?
No. Fires are not allowed in campsites. Campers are not allowed to leave behind trash, bodily fluids or waste, or hazardous materials.
Can I get a building permit or inspection?
Yes. Inspections are happening and permits can be accessed online (eTRAKiT) or dropped off at the City Offices.
Question? Call 503-691-3044
Clean Water Services
Clean Water Services is a public utility committed to protecting water resources in the Tualatin River Watershed.
Construction Salvage and Recycling
Construction Salvage and Recycling are good for homeowners, business and the environment!
Metro Guide to construction salvage and recycling.
Does the ordinance apply to private property?
No. Private property owners are not subject to this ordinance. Private property owners do not have to allow anyone to enter or remain on their property. Someone who enters or remains on private property without the permission of a person in charge of the property is trespassing.
How can I pay my utility bill? Wil my water get shut off?
No water service will be shut off for non-payment through April 30th. Late fees will not be charged.
Utility bills can be paid in one of three ways:
1. By utilizing our online payment portal - Click Here
2. A drop box is available 24-hours a day and is conveniently located as you drive through the City Offices/Library parking lot.
3. Payments can be mailed to: City of Tualatin/18880 SW Martinazzi Avenue/Tualatin, OR 97062
How did you get my address?
Your address was sampled at random from a list of all addresses from the post office. This is a standard service offered by the post office. It is not a city government file and no household member is named in the file.
How do I apply for this grant?
Click on the link.
How will this camping ordinance be enforced?
The Tualatin Police Department handles the enforcement of this ordinance. Our Department will educate people about the ordinance, available resources, and supportive services and ensure as much as possible that people have access to those resources and services.
If you observe someone camping in an area that is prohibited, please call our non-emergency dispatch line at 503-629-0111.
I am the person in my household who most recently had a birthday, but I am not very informed about the issues covered in the survey. Can I give the survey to someone else in my household who is more informed?
We would prefer that you complete the survey. The "birthday method" described in the letter creates the most representative sample of our jurisdiction. You'll be surprised at how much you can contribute.
I doubt that you are interested in my opinion, since I rarely leave my [nursing] home. Should I really complete the survey?
Yes, the government is here to serve all residents, and it is important to us that we get feedback from a complete cross-section of our residents.
I live in Tualatin and would like to know how many people in Tualatin have tested positive for COVID19.
Public Health does not release that level of demographic information about the patients.
It is safe to assume the virus is spreading throughout the county, region and country. All residents, regardless of where they live, are urged to comply with the governor’s Stay Home, Save Lives executive order.
For additional information, please see the Oregon Health Authority website (click here).
I received your survey, and while I own property that it was sent to, I don't live there. What should I do?
The resident of the property should complete the survey.
I was not sent a survey, but would be happy to complete one, and I think you should be interested in my opinion.
The sample was designed to be as representative as possible of the population of our city, so by sending copies of the survey to people who request a copy, we would skew the sample and make the results less meaningful.
If I filled out the survey when I first received it, should I fill it out again now that I have received a second copy?
No, please don't fill it out again. Because responses are anonymous, we don't know who already completed a survey. Since we only want one response from each person, those who already sent in a survey should not return another one. The second copy is distributed as a reminder to all people selected to be sent a survey. Thank you for completing the first survey.
If my business is closed, can I still go to work if my employer tells me to do so?
While the order prohibits people from congregating at a closed business, the employer may still have work to do on site. As long as employees are not conducting work that is prohibited by the Executive Order, it is okay to still be at the worksite. No paperwork or documentation is required.
Is the City of Tualatin setting up a homeless camp?
No. State and federal law now provide that when there is no alternative shelter available for a person experiencing homelessness, it is illegal for Oregon cities and counties to punish the person for camping on public property. We are creating time, place, and manner regulations that would apply in those situations.
National Fire Protection Association Home Page
National Fire Protection Association Home Page The mission of the international nonprofit NFPA is to reduce the worldwide burden of fire and other hazards on the quality of life by providing and advocating consensus codes and standards, research, training and education.
Oregon Department of Energy - Conservation Division Energy Code Publications and Software
Oregon Department of Energy - Conservation Division Energy Code Publications and Software The Oregon DOE offers a variety of programs to encourage Oregonians to conserve energy and use renewable resources. This web page contains Energy Code Publications and Software.
Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division
Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division enforces the state's workplace, safety and health rules.
State of Oregon Construction Contractors Board
State of Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) is a State agency that protects consumers by regulating construction contracting businesses. Oregon law requires that all types of contractors who perform work on residential and nonresidential structures in Oregon be licensed with the CCB.
Tualatin Development Code Update Effective January 10, 2019
The Tualatin Development Code (TDC) was updated by Ordinance No. 1414-18 and is effective January 10, 2019. The revisions modify Chapters 31-80 of the TDC, and make minor changes to Chapters 1 and 2 of the Community Plan. The code amendments:
- Reorganized Chapters and Sections into a consistent structure and logical sequence;
- Streamlined Planning District/Zoning Chapters through the use of tables and standardized Use Categories;
- Created new TDC Chapters to simplify, clarify, and consolidate information previously scattered throughout multiple sections of the code; and
- Clarified language, corrected errors, and updated the code to comply with current legal requirements.
Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue -- TVF&R
Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue -service area includes the cities of Tualatin, Beaverton, Durham, King City, Rivergrove, Sherwood, Tigard, West Linn, and Wilsonville as well as unincorporated areas in Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties.
Washington County, OR-- Building Services
Washington County Building Services Department provides permitting, plan review and inspections for all phases of construction on commercial and residential properties in unincorporated Washington County. Electrical inspections within the City of Tualatin are performed by Washington County Building Services by contract.