CITY VIEWS NEWS & EVENTS FOR THE CITY OF HILLSBORO November/December 2016 Winter Village Returns to Orenco Station Plaza Ice Skating Rink Expands by 16 Feet, Season Now Two Weeks Longer More than 5,000 ice skaters and spectators enjoyed Winter Village at Orenco Station Plaza during its 2015 debut, proving to City of Hillsboro organizers that more is needed: Skaters need more space; Families need more days to get on the ice. Now, returning for its second season, Winter Village is growing. The region’s only open-air ice skating rink will re-open Friday, December 2, with an additional 16 feet of ice for skaters to lace up and enjoy the ice more comfortably and safely. The expanded rink will be nearly 100 feet long. Meanwhile, the Hillsboro Parks & Recreation Winter Village Village inter W Department has at Orenco Station Plaza Plaza Station Orenco at added two weeks to December 2 – January 2 2 January – 2 December the skating calendar for a full 30 days Ice skaters of all ages will have more room to skate at Winter Village at Orenco Station Plaza. of Winter Village skating through Monday, January 2. In addition, a newly-created Winter Village scene near Orenco Station Plaza’s oak trees will feature metal-framed carolers and gingerbread characters, lit up similar to ZooLights at the Oregon Zoo. continued on page 2 Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/WinterVillage Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/WinterVillage

MAYOR’S MESSAGE CV ad.indd 1 8/11/2016 2:59:04PM PM 2:59:04 8/11/2016 1 ad.indd CV The Importance of Public Service and Volunteerism We have accomplished so many amazing things as Hillsboro's City Council in recent years, following the example set by previous Hillsboro Councils and community members who gave their time, energy, and ideas to make life better. Now, as we prepare to welcome a new group of Councilors in January, it’s important to recognize that we depend upon community- minded people to continue our City’s progress. How can we invest in our shared community experience? Through public service and volunteerism at events such as HillsDOer Day, by applying to serve on a City of Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey board or commission, or running for elected office. Those of us who call Hillsboro home can get involved in so many ways, and it doesn’t take a year-long commitment. You can give your thoughts at a community meeting or, if your schedule truly is limited, take a survey or send an About 70 volunteers participated in community email with your ideas. continued on page 2 service projects during HillsDOer Day.

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City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov Winter Village at Orenco Station Plaza continued from page 1 “People want more fun things to do in the winter to spend time with friends and family, and create new traditions,” said Winter Village organizer Iris Ringer. “Winter Village at Orenco Station Plaza is helping our community make lasting memories and create some real holiday magic.” Ringer says children and families were well represented during daytime skate sessions last year, while teens and couples skated at night more often. About half of Winter Village attendees in 2015 were 35 - 45 years old. “Many people have moved here from outside of Oregon and are excited to have a fun winter experience in the city,” Ringer said. “Having Winter Village at Orenco Station Plaza shopping and dining options around Orenco Station Plaza • Opens Friday, December 2 makes Winter Village an even • Ice skating hours: 10 am - 10 pm better place to grab a bite to • First two weeks: Monday - Thursday late eat, lace up the skates, and start hours, 2 pm - 10 pm enjoy a hot beverage.” • Skate sessions last 90 minutes and start at Since last year’s Winter Village, 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 4 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm La Provence restaurant has • All ages and abilities welcome opened, as well as the recently- • Admission: $12, including $2 skate rental completed Vector apartment (only $10 if you bring your own skates) building, and parking options Ice Skating Waiver Online Save time by filling out and printing • Children 9 and under: $9 in the neighborhood have your ice skating waiver from home (includes skate rental) increased. With visitors able to ride MAX Light Rail to Orenco before you arrive at Winter Village. • Ticket sales begin 15 minutes before each You’ll spend more time skating and less session (early arrival recommended) Station, Ringer expects between time waiting to borrow a pen at 7,000 and 10,000 people will • Limited skate sizes available www.TinyURL.com/WinterVillage enjoy Winter Village in 2016. Find a full list of Winter Village activities, hours, and prices at Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/WinterVillage.

Mayor’s Message: The Importance of Public Service and Volunteerism continued from page 1 As a community, we have built Ron Tonkin Field, providing job opportunities for hundreds of youth, a dynamic playing field for our schools’ sports teams, and a home for our two-time Northwest League Champion Hillsboro Hops. We have renovated and expanded our libraries, moved forward with exciting enhancements in the Downtown, Orenco Station, and AmberGlen neighborhoods, and laid the groundwork for the creation of jobs in North Hillsboro and much-needed housing in South Hillsboro. Our work has yielded so many positive outcomes, and at the core of each accomplishment you will find the people who helped move an idea along from start to finish. We have many time demands placed on us in our modern society, but finding the time to give back to our community is time well spent. Thank you to everyone who invests in Hillsboro through public service and volunteerism.

2 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov CITY MANAGER’S REPORT COUNCIL Hillsboro’s Extra Police Services Deliver Peace of Mind CONNECTION Living in the City of Hillsboro comes with a wide range of What's your favorite feature benefits that help you feel better and add to our quality of life. on the City website, Hillsboro-Oregon.gov? Many of these benefits are obvious, such as the public safety professionals you see out in the community. There’s great value in

Mayor knowing you can trust them to protect you and your family, and Jerry Willey respond when help is needed.

Registering for Looking within our Police an arts class Department, you can see some of the extra benefits City Manager of living in Hillsboro Council President Michael Brown that are less obvious. Steve Callaway Our knowledgeable Planning my code enforcement officers help maintain the schedule with the safety and quality of your neighborhood by City calendar addressing nuisance and blight issues that cause stress. Some of the top code violations Councilor Olga Acuña in Hillsboro include graffiti, litter, overgrown grass and weeds, and abandoned vehicles. Seeing job openings with the Our mediation program is another way that City of Hillsboro our Police Department delivers tremendous value for residents. Offered by our friendly staff and volunteers, the neighborhood conflict resolution process is free, voluntary, Councilor and confidential for parties who want to find a solution before a dispute escalates. Kyle Allen The last thing our families need is an extra reason to worry. Reading the latest In the same spirit of helping neighbors, City news the Prescription Drug Turn-in and Shred It days organized by our Police Councilor Department employees provide an easy Darell Lumaco way for residents to dispose of unwanted

Discovering what medications or shred sensitive documents. City parks These are a few of the many services and have to offer amenities that bring peace of mind to Hillsboro residents. I encourage you and Councilor Fred Nachtigal your family to take advantage of these benefits that come with being part of our Reading the great community. City Council meeting agenda

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City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov 3 Hillsboro Focuses on School Route Safety The City of Hillsboro is developing action plans for student safety enhancements around eight neighborhood schools: Brookwood Elementary, Eastwood Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, McKinney Elementary, Mooberry Elementary, Rosedale Elementary, Witch Hazel Elementary, and W.L. Henry Elementary. The Oregon Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School program is providing grant funding to increase childrens’ safety for walking and bicycling to schools. Additionally, Hillsboro Public Works Department employees examined safety concerns at the intersection of SE Johnson Street and SE 75th Avenue next to Ladd Acres Elementary School (following the auto-pedestrian accident in September that injured a mother and her two children). The driver cited sun glare or sun blindness as a factor in the crash that occurred in the crosswalk. City staff also observed vehicles parked too close to the intersection. Staff then installed signs designating four "No Parking" zones to ensure drivers do not park within 20 feet of the intersection, in accordance with Oregon state law. Learn more about Safe Routes to School at Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/News.

HAPPENING Lawmakers Tour Hillsboro's Roads State lawmakers working to develop a transportation funding package during in Hillsboro the 2017 Legislative Session toured Hillsboro in September to learn about e-newsletter local transportation investment Join the thousands of needs and opportunities. people who have already The 14-member Joint Transportation Preservation signed up to receive and Modernization information about family Committee visited South activities, concerts, events Hillsboro and Brookwood and news in Hillsboro! Parkway, and learned how transportation infrastructure would support job creation.

City Crews Clear Trees During Storm Response Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/Happening Hillsboro Public Works Department crews responded fast and frequently to severe weather that rolled through the City in mid-October. Employees cut and cleared more than two dozen fallen trees from the roads, and made sure that traffic signals, street signs, and street Sign up now at lights stayed upright and working.

4 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov Street Tree Leaf Pick-up Program Returns The City of Hillsboro’s annual curbside street tree leaf pick-up NW SUNSET HWY program helps keep streets clean and reduces flooding caused by 2 0 1 6 Leaf Pick-up clogged storm drains. To help Schedule and Area Map us better serve you, please rake loose street tree leaves into a 4 NW EVERGREEN RD windrow, 18 inches away from NW SHUTE RD NW EVERGREEN PKWY the curb to allow storm water to Central Leaf Drop-off Location: Fairgrounds Sports Complex drain. Keep leaf windrows less at NE 28th & NE Veterans Dr 3 than three feet high and do not NW GLENCOE RD NE CORNELL RD block mailboxes, driveways, 2 NE25TH AVE NE CORNELL RD NE JACKSON SCHOOL RD garbage collection, intersections, NE GRANT ST 5 or cul-de-sacs. NE VETERANS DR

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NE 28THAVE E MAIN ST W BASELINE RD NW 185THAVE leaf pick-up date, you can SE BASELINE ST 1 bring your leaves to the City’s 7A 6 2016 PICK-UP SCHEDULE leaf disposal location – the *Place leaves at curb by: SE 32NDAVE Area P i ck up #1 Pick up #2 SW BROOKWOOD AVE BROOKWOOD SW 7B Fairground Sports Complex 1, 2 N ov 1 D ec 21 SE RIVER RD 6 N ov 8 D ec 28 on NE 28th Avenue, by the 3 N ov 16 J an 3 HWY 219 SW TUALATIN VALLEY HWY 7-A N o v 22 J an 5 tennis courts – on November 5, 7-B N ov 30 J an 10 8 D ec 6 J an 12 December 3, or December 17, SW CORNELIUS PASS RD 8 5 D ec 12 J an 17 from 9:30 am - 3:30 pm. See 4 D ec 15 Jan 19 Crews will pick-up leaves a larger map and schedule at within a few days. Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/Leaf.

Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons in Hillsboro A total of 16 Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) have been installed throughout the City of Hillsboro to alert drivers to stop for a crossing pedestrian, including several near schools in Hillsboro:

RRFB LOCATION SCHOOL/RECREATIONAL FACILITY SERVED 1. 8th Avenue & Main Street Lincoln Elementary School 2. 24th Avenue & Alder Street W.L. Henry Elementary School 3. 37tth Avenue & Main Street Brookwood Elementary School 4. 231st Avenue & Main Street Orenco & Quatama Elementary Schools 5. Minter Bridge Road & Jacquelin Drive Minter Bridge Elementary School 6. Glencoe Road at Glencoe High School Glencoe High School 7. Jackson School Road/Estate School Jackson Elementary School & Evergreen Middle School

Two additional RRFB installations are currently planned to serve students at Hillsboro schools. RRFBs will improve pedestrian safety at both Witch Hazel Elementary School and South Meadows Middle School, and near W.L. Henry Elementary School. The City continues to identify additional school locations and funding sources for future RRFB installations.

City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov 5 Air Quality Advisory Season Begins November 1 The City of Hillsboro is working to improve air quality in our community by reducing air emissions of fine particulates called PM 2.5, which can pose serious health concerns. Outdoor Burning Prohibited Year-Round RED: Air quality is unhealthy. No fireplace or Yard debris burning is prohibited on residential properties at wood stove use, unless exempted.* all times, year-round. The ban does not apply to recreational fires, such as backyard fire pits, chimineas, or barbecues. YELLOW: Air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups. Voluntary limitations on fireplace and Indoor Burning Air Quality Advisories wood stove use. Between November 1 and March 1, the City of Hillsboro and Washington County issue a daily air quality advisory (right). GREEN: Air quality is healthy. No restrictions. *Exempted from this indoor burning policy are: • Pellet Stoves • Households with extended interruptions to their • Households experiencing an interruption in primary heating system (no more than 60 days) utility service (electricity and natural gas) • Households that rely on wood burning as their only • Households that qualify as low-income source of heat The Value of Hillsboro’s Water System Hillsboro families count on the Hillsboro Water Department to provide reliable, high-quality water each day. To ensure our water supply meets the service needs of current and future customers, the City of Hillsboro is developing an additional water source and investing to maintain the aging current system, and to upgrade infrastructure to withstand earthquakes. Source water protection and sampling programs are vital to ensuring that level of confidence. At the same time, the City of Hillsboro Utilities Commission focuses on balancing reliability, quality, and resiliency, with water affordability and overall value. For more than 75 years, the City of Hillsboro has provided safe, reliable water to customers at rates that are among the lowest in the region. On October 1, water rates across all customer classes increased by nine percent. For the average residential customer, that increase translates into $2.43 per month, or $4.86 per bi-monthly bill. Even with an increase, Hillsboro’s water rates remain competitive for the Portland-metro area. A Colorful Welcome Did You Know? On your next visit to the Hillsboro Public Library, take a look at the new welcoming Washington County owns and designs on the front windows. The word “library” is translated into nine languages maintains several roads in the on the the Brookwood Library (lower left), and written in English and Spanish at the City of Hillsboro including: Shute Park Library (lower right). • 185th Avenue • Brookwood Parkway • Cornelius Pass Road • Cornell Road • Evergreen Parkway

6 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov Q & A with HPD School Resource Officer Adela Rios

The City of Hillsboro is working to improve air quality in our community by reducing air emissions of fine particulates called Hillsboro Police Department School Resource Officer Adela Rios shares her experiences serving English- and Spanish- PM 2.5, which can pose serious health concerns. speaking students at Glencoe High School, Lincoln Street Elementary School, Patterson Elementary School, Jackson Outdoor Burning Prohibited Year-Round Elementary School, and the Transition Program at Miller Education Center. Yard debris burning is prohibited on residential properties at How do students react when they see you? all times, year-round. The ban does not apply to recreational Usually, they are smiling because that’s how I approach them. I try to build fires, such as backyard fire pits, chimineas, or barbecues. relationships by relating to them and listening – and not just in the classroom, also out Indoor Burning Air Quality Advisories in the community. As adults, we forget how hard it is to grow up today. Our world is moving so fast and it’s so important to stop and listen, rather than critiquing or judging. Between November 1 and March 1, the City of Hillsboro and Washington County issue a daily air quality advisory (right). What messages do you share with students? We emphasize three principles: Be safe. Be responsible. Be respectful. All of our work *Exempted from this indoor burning policy are: goes back to that. We talk with sixth-graders about social media and explain that when you “like” a hurtful message, you are approving and sharing that message. It’s as if you are saying it yourself. Recently, we’ve been talking with second-graders about scary clowns and asked, are you being respectful when you try to scare someone on purpose or make them cry? It’s not a joke to the person who feels scared and harassed. Officer Adela Rios reads to students. How does speaking Spanish help you connect with students? Photo credit: Annie Speigelberg Being bilingual is very important in the schools I serve and throughout our community. Just saying hello, listening, or answering questions about the schools or about the community have helped me develop strong connections with our Latino families. When parents see me talking with their children, they approach and join the conversation. When kids see me talking with their parents, they do the same – and that’s how we succeed in our mission of serving our community. Read more from our conversation with Officer Adela Rios at Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/News.

City Makes Purchase Offer on Hank’s Property in Downtown

Making Downtown Hillsboro a more vibrant, livable place has been

a top community priority for years. Now, an entire block could be Reasons to Purchase the Hank's Property: the catalyst for further developing Downtown, as well as connecting Hillsboro’s Health and Education District with the historic Downtown. • The site is a full city block and represents The City of Hillsboro has offered to purchase the former Hank’s the best opportunity for the City to Thriftway property in Downtown Hillsboro between SE Washington continue aiding in the revitalization of and SE Baseline streets, and SE Downtown Hillsboro. 6th and 7th avenues. Terms of the • The Hank’s property is unique in its ability $4.8 million purchase offer afford to connect the Health and Education City staff 60 days to conduct District with the historic Downtown. environmental and property • The Hillsboro City Council has identified inspections, and receive final development of the site as a top priority. approval from the Hillsboro City Council. The Council will hold • Health and Education District partners a Work Session on Tuesday, November 1, and a Council vote on the Tuality Healthcare and Pacific University, purchase agreement is expected on Tuesday, December 6. as well as the Hillsboro School District, are engaged in the planning. The Hank’s property presents a unique opportunity to ensure development is in line with the goals of the Downtown Framework Plan • Potential development strategies include and the Downtown Urban Renewal Plan. Both plans identify mixed-use housing, education, health care, and development projects that support regional transportation investments as commercial activity. a high priority for the Downtown area.

City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov 7 Thousands Celebrate OrenKoFest at Orenco Station Plaza Hillsboro's Harvest Festival, OrenKoFest, doubled in attendees in its second year as an estimated 4,000 neighbors gathered throughout the day at Orenco Station Plaza. The October celebration featured food and drink, music, dancing, crafts, vendors, and 41 people competing in a test of endurance: the OrenKoFest beer- stein-holding-contest, otherwise known as a “Masskrugstemmen”. The female champion held on for more than 2 1/2 minutes, while the winning male hoisted the stein just over 5 minutes.

Students Take Over the Civic Center at Youth Invasion More than 300 high school students visited the Hillsboro Civic Center in October as part of the 4th Annual Hillsboro Youth Invasion produced by the City of Hillsboro. The event, in partnership with the Hillsboro School District and the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce’s School to Career Program, invites students from each of Hillsboro’s five high schools to learn about careers in local government.

8 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov Hillsboro Wins National Award HILLSBORO POLICE DEPARTMENT for Public Participation Shred It The City of Hillsboro’s commitment to public participation has earned national honors. The International Association Saturday, November 5 for Public Participation USA (IAP2) selected Hillsboro as its 8 am - 12 pm (or until trucks fill) 2016 Organization of the Year for demonstrating proactive NEW LOCATION community engagement and public involvement “core Hillsboro School District Offices values” in creating the Hillsboro 2035 Community Plan. 3083 NE 49th Place, Hillsboro • Free community shred event “The Hillsboro 2035 • Three banker box/small bag limit Community Plan is the result For more information call 503-681-5207. of tremendous community leadership, strong partner HPD CITIZENS’ ACADEMY commitments and a fully- Meet the people supportive City Council," behind the said Mayor Jerry Willey. badge in this free, The 2035 Community Plan, adopted in 2015, is the 12-week City’s renewed 20-year vision training and action plan, created program. with input from more than APPLY NOW! 5,000 community members. Classes start February 2, 2017 Hillsboro won the IAP2 Project of the Year Award in 2002 hillsboro-oregon.gov/HPDCitizensAcademy for the Hillsboro 2020 Plan adopted in 2000. Read Hillsboro's 2035 Community Plan at Hilllsboro2035.org. Presented by the Hillsboro Students Take Over the Civic Center at Youth Invasion Early Learning team of HSD Election Day is Tuesday, November 8 Voters in the City of Hillsboro will make several important decisions

® Raffles this year, including Hillsboro’s next ® Learning Mayor, three City Council seats, Activities Date: Location: and Measure 34-252, which would Saturday, Nov. 19 Lincoln Street Elementary authorize a tax on recreational retail Cafeteria and Gym sales of marijuana items. Visit the Time: 801 NE Lincoln Street, Hillsboro

Washington County Election website for more voting 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. For questions, please contact Sindy Ávila information at www.co.washington.or.us/elections. Hillsboro School District l www.hsd.k12.or.us l 503.844.1475 2035 Community Partner Spotlight

Rebuilding Together Washington County (RTWC) • Hillsboro 2035 Action: Provide home repair assistance for low-income and underserved residents • The organization repaired 16 Hillsboro homes at a value of nearly $20,000

Learn more about the great work that RTWC and other community partners are doing in our community and how you can help by visiting Hillsboro2035.org or togwc.org.

City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov 9 City of Hillsboro Becomes First to Win Gold Safety Award Two Years in a Row

The City of Hillsboro’s commitment to employees’ safety is making history. For the second straight year, Hillsboro topped some of the state’s largest cities to win Learn Japanese the Gold Safety Award at the League of Oregon Cities (LOC) annual conference in culture by living it! September. In the process, Hillsboro became Hillsboro middle and high the first city in Oregon to win the award school students are invited in back-to-back years. The annual award to apply for a week-long visit recognizes cities with the fewest number of to Hillsboro’s Sister City, work days lost due to on-the-job injuries. Fukuroi, Japan, in June 2017. Mayor Willey Wins James C. Richards Award Chaperoned travel for Exceptional Service Homestay with families Hillsboro Mayor Jerry Willey has Experience Japanese culture been honored by the League of Oregon Cities with the James C. Info Night Richards Memorial Award for Thursday, November 17 exceptional service by an elected city 7 pm government official. Elected leaders Hillsboro Civic Center from throughout Washington County 150 E Main Street highlighted Mayor Willey’s efforts to collaborate on behalf of residents in 503-615-3410 Hillsboro and throughout the region. Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/SisterCity Hillsboro Receives Federal Grant Funding for Body-Worn Cameras Hillsboro Police Department (HPD) employees will utilize a $217,500 federal grant to research and establish a body-worn camera program that enhances police officer interactions with the community, continues to build trust, and demonstrates the department’s commitment to transparency. Hillsboro is one of four Oregon law enforcement agencies to receive federal funding from the Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs. The body-worn cameras will document the community- minded policing work that officers do each day, and increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the judicial process through video and audio documentation. Community involvement will be crucial in developing a body-worn camera policy that builds on the existing positive relationship between police and residents. Tools to encourage community participation include developing community surveys, holding public forums, and utilizing social media to inform residents and businesses.

10 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov Sister City Visit ad.indd 1 10/21/2016 9:58:03 AM EVENT CALENDAR Recurring Meetings and Events 1st/3rd Tues 7 pm City Council Happening in Hillsboro 2nd Tues 5:30 pm Finance Committee e-newsletter 4th Tues 5:30 pm Transportation Committee 2nd/4th Tues 7 am Parks & Recreation Commission • Family 1st/3rd Wed 6:30 pm Planning and Zoning Hearings Board Activities 2nd/4th Wed 6:30 pm Planning Commission 3rd Wed 6:30 pm Historic Landmarks Advisory Committee • Concerts 4th Wed 4 pm Hillsboro Arts and Culture Council (HACC) (5th Wed in November due to Thanksgiving) • Events 3rd Thur 6 pm Library Board Wednesdays 5:30 pm Open Studios @ the Walters, $10/person • News Thursdays 6:30 pm Family Art Night @ the Walters, $5/person Daily 10 am Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve opens Sign-up now at: Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/Happening Daily Hondo Dog Park open dawn to dusk NOVEMBER SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 PHOTO: PHOTO: BOOK Friends of the PHOTO: PHOTO: ROBBIE Fabulous Friendship Bracelets HPD Shred It BOOK SALE SALE Library Book Sale @ ROBBIE FOLKS ROLKS @ Brookwood Library, @ Hillsboro School Brookwood Library, 1:30 pm District offices, 3083 NE 49th Place, runs through 11/6 Robbie Fulks concert 8 am - Noon @ the Walters, 7:30 pm; $18 in advance, $22 day of show 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Final day for 3D Printing Election Day Jackson School Build Race Car Veterans Day HOLIDAY: Imagination Yoga the Friends Open Lab Road Project Tracks City offices, facilities, and @ Brookwood Library, of the Library @ Brookwood Open House @ Shute Park libraries closed 1:30 pm & 2:30 pm Book Sale Library, 6 - 8 pm @ Jackson Library, 2:30 pm (every Monday) Elementary Paw Patrol Party School, @ Brookwood 5 - 7 pm Library, 2:30 pm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Dreamcatcher Kora − Music PHOTO: KORA PHOTO: KORA Science Matters Friday Family Flicks: PHOTO: CORREO Craft from West Africa @ Shute Park Harry Potter and the AEREO @ Brookwood @ Brookwood Library, 4 pm Sorcerer's Stone @ Library, Library, 4 pm Brookwood Library, 5:15 pm Sister City 1:30 pm Open House: Info Night Navigating the Oregon Rivers Cornelius Pass/TV @ Hillsboro Civic @ Brookwood Library, 6 pm Highway Project @ Center, 7 pm Correo Aereo concert @ the Rosedale Elementary Walters, 7:30 pm; $18 in School, 5 -7 pm advance, $22 day of show 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 PHOTO: Who's Who 21st Annual Libraries close Thanksgiving PHOTO: HOLLY DAYS Hillsboro Holly Days TURKEY TROT Nature Program: Youth Turkey Trot at 4 pm Day HOLIDAY: @ Downtown Hillsboro, Taxonomy in an @ Hare Field, 4 pm City offices, Tom Hughes Civic Center Hour facilities, and Plaza, 1 - 6 pm; @ Brookwood libraries closed Visit with Santa, 2 - 4 pm; Library, 3:30 pm Tree Lighting Ceremony at 5:30 pm

For more event details, visit www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/Calendar Library 503-615-6500 • The Walters Cultural Arts Center 503-615-3485 • Parks & Recreation 503-681-6120 Tickets for The Walters Cultural Arts Center events at www.brownpapertickets.com

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DECEMBER SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT PHOTO: PHOTO: Winter Village photo 1 2 3 Winter PHOTO: Hansel PHOTO: Hansel Reducing Anxiety Winter Village opens Hansel and Gretel Village and Gretel and Gretel with Mindfulness @ @ Orenco Station Plaza, Portland Opera to photo Brookwood Library, 10 am Go @ the Walters, 6:30 pm 2 pm; $5 suggested donation 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PHOTO: 3D Printing Open Lab 1st Tuesday Gallery PHOTO: PHOTO: Sojourners The Sojourners concert Orenco Woods Winter @ Brookwood Library, 6 - 8 pm Opening Sojourners @ the Walters, 7:30 pm; Nature Park Village (every Monday) @ the Walters, $22 in advance, Grand Opening, photo 5 - 6:30 pm $26 day of show 12 pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 (Re)Mastered Lip Balms, Glosses, and Scrubs PHOTO: OMO HPD Landlord Science Matters Oregon Mandolin Holiday Book Bags Art @ @ Shute Park Library, 6 pm Oregon Mandolin Forum @ Shute Park Orchestra concert @ @ Brookwood Brookwood @ PCC Willow Library, 4 pm the Walters, 7:30 pm; Library, 11 am Library, Creek, 6:30 pm $18 in advance, 1:30 pm $22 day of show

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 PHOTO: HSD Winter Break begins Life-Size Candyland Creative Coloring Holiday Movie Family Holiday Sing- Libraries closed Visit with (through Jan. 2) Game @ Brookwood @ Brookwood Marathon Along @ Brookwood

Santa Library, 2:30 pm Library, 1 - 5 pm @ Shute Park Library, Library, 10:30 am, Puzzle Party @ Brookwood PHOTO: Happy 2:30 - 5:30 pm 11:30 am & 1 pm Library, 2 - 5 pm Spoken Word: Tales Winter Crafts Holidays! (need to by the Fire with Bag @ Shute Park Glitter Gel Craft Holiday Karaoke find image online) Animal Tracks Nature Program & Baggage @ the Library, @ Brookwood @ Shute Park Library, @ Brookwood Library, 3:30 pm Walters, 7 pm 2 - 3:30 pm Library, 2:30 pm 2:30 pm

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Christmas Christmas Day observed: Family Board Teddy Bear Build a Life-Size Lego Party Libraries close Day City offices closed Games Sleepover Maze @ Brookwood @ Brookwood Library, at 4 pm HOLIDAY: @ Brookwood @ Brookwood Library, 2 - 4 pm 2 - 3:30 pm Seashell Mini-Scenes Building City facilities Library, 1 - 3 pm Library, 7 pm @ Brookwood Library, 2:30 pm Life-Size Candyland Movie Screening: and libraries PHOTO: Happy Game Finding Dory closed Lego Party New Year! (need to @ Shute Park @ Shute Park Library, @ Shute Park Library, 3 - 4:30 pm find online) Library, 2:30 pm 2:30 pm

For more event details, visit www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov/Calendar Library 503-615-6500 • The Walters Cultural Arts Center 503-615-3485 • Parks & Recreation 503-681-6120 Tickets for The Walters Cultural Arts Center events at www.brownpapertickets.com Coming in January & February... 1/1 New Year's Day Holiday 1/27 Craig Carothers concert @ the Walters 1/2 Winter Village - Final Day 2/10 Annalisa Tornfelt concert @ the Walters 1/16 Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday 2/24 The Roots of Hip Hop Rainbow Dance Theatre

12 City of Hillsboro • 150 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123 • 503-681-6100 • www.Hillsboro-Oregon.gov