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Backflow Prevention Installation
Beaverton Central Plant (BCP)
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Brownfields 101
Building Residential Decks
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City and TVWD Water Customers Transfer Facts
City Attorney's Office
City Manager and the 2021 City Charter
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Community Gardens Rules & Etiquette
Community Service Hours
Composting at Home
Cooper Mountain Community Plan
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Human Resources
Jury Duty
Marijuana Facility License Frequently Asked Questions
Municipal Court
Night Market: For Potential Vendors
Night Market: Para Vendedores Solicitantes (Español)
Open Air Beaverton Program
Parking
Permits and Contractors
Planning - Annexation
Police Department - Crime Analysis Division
Pre-Application Conference FAQs
Proposed City Charter 2021
Public Works
Recycling - General Recycling
Recycling - Glass
Recycling - Metal
Recycling - Non-Curbside Recycling & Disposal
Recycling - Paper / Paperboard / Cardboard
Recycling - Plastics
Restitution
Rights of Way
Sewer Clogs (Wastewater)
Site Development
Special Events vs. Temporary Use Permits
Urban Growth Boundary Expansion
Vacant Buildings
Victim Assistance
Weather and Closures
Weather: Emergency Preparedness
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Weather: Pipes
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Weather: Sidewalks and Driveways
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How does the city prepare for winter weather?
The city prepares for inclement weather every winter. Six sanding trucks and three plows are maintained and ready to respond in the event of a storm. Emergency management staff monitor weather forecasts and stay in close contact with the National Weather Service.
2.
What can I do to prepare for emergencies at home?
When inclement weather is forecasted, make sure you have adequate food, water, and supplies at home. Carry chains for your vehicle and plan trips only on plowed or sanded roads. If possible, stay home where you are warm and safe.
3.
What should I do for my pets in winter weather?
Keep pets inside during freezing weather. Make sure you have adequate food and supplies for your pet. If your pet has an outside water dish, refill often and remove ice that may have formed overnight.
4.
How will emergency vehicles reach me?
City plow routes connect police and fire stations, hospitals, and emergency centers. Plows will assist emergency vehicles to access residents in need of emergency assistance. If you have a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1.
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