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There are sections of sidewalk along both sides of 192nd Avenue. This scope of this project is limited to creating a continuous sidewalk on one side of 192nd Avenue, either east or side, between Tualatin Valley Highway and Trelane Street. To propose additional pedestrian improvements, submit a Pedestrian and Biking Improvement Proposal Form.

Yes. Although dads and grandparents cannot get benefits for themselves, they can get benefits for their children and grandchildren.

Day care and preschool businesses are allowed in residential areas and are exempt from land use review if they serve less than 16 children.

Reconfiguring Filbert Street to a one way street is beyond the scope of this sidewalk project. Please see our Neighborhood Streets Program for information on how to request neighborhood street safety improvements.

We recognize that issues like housing and employment have a big impact on an individual’s well-being. We do not have direct access to either, but we can connect you with agencies that can help.

No. We do not release police records for any reason. Contact the police department initiated the records for report information.

No. Contact your waste garbage and recycling company if you’d like to add commercial yard debris as a separate service.

Yes. We do not ask for proof of citizenship, and WIC keeps your information private. WIC is not a Public Charge program.

EthicsPoint, the vendor providing this hotline service, does not generate or maintain any internal connection logs with IP addresses, so no information linking your PC to EthicsPoint is available. However, the County’s network may be able to gather this information. If this is a concern, you can file a report online from home, or any internet portal.

Yes.

No, we are not able to offer veterinary services to the public.

Yes, you can log on using your unique user name and password and view the status of the investigation or you may also call the hotline to inquire about the status. However, no specific details of any on-going investigation will be provided.

See also:

• Ethics Report Follow-up Page

Yes, the exchange program allows you to choose your replacement device. Review our Replacement Options page for details on the benefits and costs of various replacement types.

If you are getting a rebate, you may select your vendor from a list of participating vendors. We strongly encourage you to get more than one bid as prices and features for heating equipment can vary.

If you are receiving a full-cost replacement grant, we will work with you to choose a home-heating system and vendor that meets your needs.

No. Currently, the program is only set up to replace old freestanding wood stoves and wood stove inserts that sit inside fireplaces.

The County does not regulate tree removal on private properties unless the trees are located in County-designated Significant Natural Resource (SNR) areas. Email [email protected] to determine if the trees are in an SNR area before removing them.

In all other areas, tree removal is typically at the discretion of a property owner and does not require a permit unless removal impacts traffic. Visit Planting or Removing Street Trees.

Neighboring property owners who disagree with tree maintenance/removal may be eligible for free mediation services through Beaverton Center for Mediation and Dialogue (east of 185th Avenue) or Hillsboro Mediation Program (west of 185th Avenue).

No. Oregon code does not have a code allowing this. Gray water must be treated either through a public system or a health department-approved septic system.

No, we do not offer court ordered community service. Hands On Greater Portland may be able to assist you with ideas.

Yes. As the owner of a one-or-two family dwelling, you can either hire a licensed plumbing contractor or do the plumbing work yourself. A friend, neighbor, tenant, general contractor or other person cannot legally do the plumbing work unless he or she is a licensed plumber working on behalf of a licensed plumbing contractor.

All materials (pipe, pipe fittings, fixtures and other devices used in plumbing systems) must be listed and approved for their specific uses. This is especially important when installing materials that come into contact with drinking water.

If you hire a plumbing contractor, ask for his or her business registration and license number of any journeyman plumber performing work. Plumbing contractors must also be registered with the Construction Contractors Board.

No, the program is not set up to receive donated heating devices and equipment.