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Nyberg Creek Trail Ribbon Cutting - Celebration Of Trail Completion (Photo) - 06/12/26

Tualatin, OR – The completion of the new Nyberg Creek Trail will be celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 20, from 10am to noon. Along with the official cutting of the ribbon, this event will include an educational scavenger hunt, with prizes available for participants who complete it. 
 

Stretching three-quarters of a mile between 65th Avenue and Sagert Street, the new trail offers a scenic walk along the Nyberg Creek Wetlands toward the north end of Tualatin. This project was completed with funds from the 2019 Parks and Trails Bond and supports the bond’s goal of expanding trail connections in Tualatin.  
 

Parking for the event will be available at 19305 SW 65th Ave. The ribbon-cutting is scheduled at approximately 10:15am at the 65th Avenue end of the trail. There will be a shuttle van stationed at the Sagert Street end of the trail to return to the parking area. Complimentary snow cones will also be available at the Sagert trail end.  
 

Please note that the trail is not yet open to the public. Visit the City of Tualatin’s website and social media channels for the latest updates regarding the trail’s official opening date and public access. 

Attached Media Files: CityOfTualatinNybergCreekRibbonCuttingFinal.docx, CityOfTualatinNybergCreekRibbonCuttingFinal.pdf,

Nyberg Creek Trail Ribbon Cutting - Celebration Of Trail Completion (Photo) - 06/12/26

Tualatin, OR – The completion of the new Nyberg Creek Trail will be celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 20, from 10am to noon. Along with the official cutting of the ribbon, this event will include an educational scavenger hunt, with prizes available for participants who complete it. 
 

Stretching three-quarters of a mile between 65th Avenue and Sagert Street, the new trail offers a scenic walk along the Nyberg Creek Wetlands toward the north end of Tualatin. This project was completed with funds from the 2019 Parks and Trails Bond and supports the bond’s goal of expanding trail connections in Tualatin.  
 

Parking for the event will be available at 19305 SW 65th Ave. The ribbon-cutting is scheduled at approximately 10:15am at the 65th Avenue end of the trail. There will be a shuttle van stationed at the Sagert Street end of the trail to return to the parking area. Complimentary snow cones will also be available at the Sagert trail end.  
 

Please note that the trail is not yet open to the public. Visit the City of Tualatin’s website and social media channels for the latest updates regarding the trail’s official opening date and public access. 

Attached Media Files: CityOfTualatinNybergCreekRibbonCuttingFinal.docx, CityOfTualatinNybergCreekRibbonCuttingFinal.pdf,

City Of Tualatin Partners With Hazelbrook Middle School For 2nd Annual Day Of Service (Photo) - 05/27/26

 

 

TUALATIN, OR – On May 21, 2026, the city hosted more than 500 Hazelbrook Middle School students for the second annual Hazelbrook Middle School Day of Service – “HMS Cares”. Students participated in volunteer projects across the community, alongside partners from Portland General Electric (PGE), Lam Research, SOLVE, Friends of Trees, the Rotary Club of Tualatin, and the Tualatin Parks Advisory Committee. Supported by the Parent-Student Organization, this collaborative effort brought together students, families, nonprofit organizations, local businesses, and city staff for a day focused on service, learning, and community stewardship. 
 

The day’s activities featured a mix of educational and hands-on experiences, including: 

  • Environmental Science Learning: Students participated in projects that support stream health and the Tualatin watershed. They identified native plants and removed invasive species in green spaces, helping to improve forest diversity. 

  • Civic Responsibility: Students learned about city assets and infrastructure like parks, trails, and green spaces, and how to help maintain community health, safety, and well-being. 

  • Community Litter Blitz: SOLVE team members and city staff led students in community and campus litter cleanups. Students explored the cost of litter to the environment and the community and learned what they can do to help and inspire others. 

The goal of HMS Cares is to inspire students through meaningful volunteerism while fostering a deeper understanding of environmental responsibility and the role of public service in their daily lives. 
 

“HMS Cares Day highlights the impact we can make when a community comes together around a shared purpose,” said Tualatin Volunteer Program Coordinator Kate Griffin. “This event is an inspiring opportunity not only to give back for a day, but also to foster community stewardship, strengthen environmental awareness, and build meaningful connections that extend well beyond today.” 
 

Join Us 
We are grateful for every volunteer who donates their time and talent to make our community stronger. To learn more about how you can get involved, visit our website. 


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Attached Media Files: 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-HMSCares.docx, 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-HMSCares.pdf, IMG_2967.JPG, IMG_2965.JPG, IMG_2958.JPG,

City Of Tualatin Partners With Hazelbrook Middle School For 2nd Annual Day Of Service (Photo) - 05/27/26

 

 

TUALATIN, OR – On May 21, 2026, the city hosted more than 500 Hazelbrook Middle School students for the second annual Hazelbrook Middle School Day of Service – “HMS Cares”. Students participated in volunteer projects across the community, alongside partners from Portland General Electric (PGE), Lam Research, SOLVE, Friends of Trees, the Rotary Club of Tualatin, and the Tualatin Parks Advisory Committee. Supported by the Parent-Student Organization, this collaborative effort brought together students, families, nonprofit organizations, local businesses, and city staff for a day focused on service, learning, and community stewardship. 
 

The day’s activities featured a mix of educational and hands-on experiences, including: 

  • Environmental Science Learning: Students participated in projects that support stream health and the Tualatin watershed. They identified native plants and removed invasive species in green spaces, helping to improve forest diversity. 

  • Civic Responsibility: Students learned about city assets and infrastructure like parks, trails, and green spaces, and how to help maintain community health, safety, and well-being. 

  • Community Litter Blitz: SOLVE team members and city staff led students in community and campus litter cleanups. Students explored the cost of litter to the environment and the community and learned what they can do to help and inspire others. 

The goal of HMS Cares is to inspire students through meaningful volunteerism while fostering a deeper understanding of environmental responsibility and the role of public service in their daily lives. 
 

“HMS Cares Day highlights the impact we can make when a community comes together around a shared purpose,” said Tualatin Volunteer Program Coordinator Kate Griffin. “This event is an inspiring opportunity not only to give back for a day, but also to foster community stewardship, strengthen environmental awareness, and build meaningful connections that extend well beyond today.” 
 

Join Us 
We are grateful for every volunteer who donates their time and talent to make our community stronger. To learn more about how you can get involved, visit our website. 


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Attached Media Files: 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-HMSCares.docx, 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-HMSCares.pdf, IMG_2967.JPG, IMG_2965.JPG, IMG_2958.JPG,

Tualatin Community Comes Together For 2026 State Of The City Event (Photo) - 05/20/26

TUALATIN, OR — Community members, local partners, and city leaders gathered on Tuesday, May 19, for the 2026 State of the City event at The Grand Hotel at Bridgeport. The evening featured Mayor Bubenik’s final State of the City address, highlighting the progress made during his time in office and recognizing the collaborative efforts that continue to strengthen the community.

Mayor Bubenik was elected to the City Council in 2010 and re-elected in 2014. He was then elected mayor in 2018 and re-elected in 2022. In his speech, Mayor Bubenik reflected on key projects, including Tualatin Moving Forward, the $20 million transportation bond that has helped reduce congestion, improve safety, and make it easier for kids to get to school.

He also spoke about community investments such as the expansion of Bridgeport Village and the development of Nyberg Woods and Nyberg Rivers, as well as partnerships with organizations like Greater Portland Inc., Tualatin Riverkeepers, and Tualatin Valley Water District, among many others that have helped shape Tualatin into a vibrant and welcoming place to live, work, and connect.

“Serving the Tualatin community has been one of the greatest honors of my life,” said Mayor Frank Bubenik. “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together and grateful for the partnerships, dedication, and community spirit that continue to move Tualatin forward.”

The City of Tualatin thanks everyone who attended and helped make the 2026 State of the City event a memorable evening. A special thank you to our State of the City sponsors: Comcast, NW Natural, Perlo Construction, PGE, and Republic Services.

For more information about City programs, projects, and events, visit www.tualatinoregon.gov.

Attached Media Files: 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-StateoftheCity.docx, 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-StateoftheCity.pdf, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_FJ6A4185_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_062A4261_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_062A4271_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg,

Tualatin Community Comes Together For 2026 State Of The City Event (Photo) - 05/20/26

TUALATIN, OR — Community members, local partners, and city leaders gathered on Tuesday, May 19, for the 2026 State of the City event at The Grand Hotel at Bridgeport. The evening featured Mayor Bubenik’s final State of the City address, highlighting the progress made during his time in office and recognizing the collaborative efforts that continue to strengthen the community.

Mayor Bubenik was elected to the City Council in 2010 and re-elected in 2014. He was then elected mayor in 2018 and re-elected in 2022. In his speech, Mayor Bubenik reflected on key projects, including Tualatin Moving Forward, the $20 million transportation bond that has helped reduce congestion, improve safety, and make it easier for kids to get to school.

He also spoke about community investments such as the expansion of Bridgeport Village and the development of Nyberg Woods and Nyberg Rivers, as well as partnerships with organizations like Greater Portland Inc., Tualatin Riverkeepers, and Tualatin Valley Water District, among many others that have helped shape Tualatin into a vibrant and welcoming place to live, work, and connect.

“Serving the Tualatin community has been one of the greatest honors of my life,” said Mayor Frank Bubenik. “I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together and grateful for the partnerships, dedication, and community spirit that continue to move Tualatin forward.”

The City of Tualatin thanks everyone who attended and helped make the 2026 State of the City event a memorable evening. A special thank you to our State of the City sponsors: Comcast, NW Natural, Perlo Construction, PGE, and Republic Services.

For more information about City programs, projects, and events, visit www.tualatinoregon.gov.

Attached Media Files: 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-StateoftheCity.docx, 2026-CityofTualatin-PressRelease-StateoftheCity.pdf, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_FJ6A4185_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_062A4261_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg, Tualatin_StateOfTheCity_May2026_062A4271_JasonQuigley.jpg.jpg,