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Department of Land Conservation and Development includes information on land use planning programs, research for planners and local governments, and how to participate in planning efforts.

This searchable directory offers access to resources for Washington County small businesses at every stage of their journey. Resources include local area and culturally specific chambers of commerce, community-based organizations, and trade associations.

Los Empresarios de Tigard program strengthens Tigard’s small business community by connecting Latinx entrepreneurs to the services and support they need to launch and grow successful businesses.

Meet and build new relationships with local business professionals at one of the many upcoming events. Chamber members contribute their business skills and expertise to a variety of committees that take action on behalf of chamber members.

Gale Business: Entrepreneurship is a comprehensive database that covers all aspects of starting and operating a business, including accounting, finance, human resources, management, marketing, tax, and more.

Work with a Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP) credentialed adviser. They assist clients in determining the best path forward for developing international markets and help finding and realizing new opportunities abroad.

This Research Center is a data portal containing the information site consultants and executives need to make an educated location decision.

High-impact, competitive-wage careers in advanced manufacturing are easy to access and open to all who are willing to learn and ready to work. Training and apprenticeship programs in the City of Hillsboro.

HMCC's mission is to lead the economic advancement, wealth creation and equity for Latinos in Oregon and SW Washington. HMCC’s vision is to close the Latino economic equity gap and create intergenerational wealth.

HMC fosters generational wealth and prosperity through our three pillar programs: the Scholarship Program, the Latino Leadership Program, and the Technical Assistance program.

IRCO Economic Development programs empower and support diverse families and community members in building for their future.

IRCO’s multidisciplinary Legal Services team provides community education, navigation, and legal assistance to help diverse community members understand their rights and access legal systems that often otherwise pose barriers to their safety and success.

IRCO’s Workforce Programs provide career-based planning, career-based training, scholarships, career coaching, work experiences, and job placement with focused supports for immigrants, refugees, houseless, low-income, skilled/unskilled job seekers.

The IMPACT Beaverton program provides technical support, one-on-one consultation, and educational programs for any business in or near Beaverton. We can help with business startup, business plan development, business expansion, and more.

Resources for taxpayers who file Form 1040 or 1040-SR, Schedules C, E, F or Form 2106, as well as small businesses with assets under $10 million.