Octavio Gonzalez

Hazardous Materials Emergency Response and Code Enforcement

More proactive code enforcement would require additional staff resources, likely discussed during budget season.

Family Peace Center Services

Tualatin is among the cities funding the center through annual outside agency grants.

Lam campus operational noise

Unknown; residents question home values near the constant noise.

Tualatin Station Bar and Grill public safety concerns

CERT emergency preparedness at 10 years

The program runs mainly on a $14,000 annual city appropriation plus state and federal grants, and FEMA's future support is uncertain.

Camping ordinance update for vehicle camping

Designated camping areas would require staffing, maintenance, sanitation, and trash service costs not yet estimated.

Homelessness services intergovernmental agreements

The county's FY 2024-25 SHS budget was $73.5 million, funded by the Metro tax on high earners and large businesses.

Washington County public safety levy and sheriff services

The levy costs 66 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, starting July 2026.

E-bike and e-scooter safety

The coalition plans to apply for an Outside Agency Grant to fund educational materials and a passport incentive program.

School Resource Officer Program renewal

No new cost figures were discussed; the agreement continues the existing cost-sharing arrangement.

First responder mental health (Struggle Well)

State funding for countywide training has so far not materialized.

Immigration enforcement and community safety

Pili Group attendance decline amid immigration fears

Eviction Prevention Funding Cuts

Funding for rent assistance has been cut by 50% or more across all sources in the past year.

EMS demand and 911 system sustainability

Nurse navigation aims to cut non-emergency 911 call volume by roughly 15% across about 65,000 annual calls.

Food insecurity and Tualatin Food Pantry capacity

The city's outside agency grant funding helps the pantry stock perishables like milk, eggs, and frozen meat.

PGE transmission lines on Stafford Road

Speakers say property values along the road could drop 30-40%, and the city may face legal costs if it intervenes.

Prescription drug drop box temporarily unavailable