The City is in the process of installing wayfinding signage that reflect the great things that are growing in Hillsboro and help locals and visitors alike navigate our community.

Phased installation will continue through 2022 and beyond. 

Learn more about the Hillsboro Wayfinding Project.

The City of Hillsboro is repairing and replacing sanitary sewer lines that were built between 1911 and 1936. These repairs will keep groundwater and stormwater out of the sanitary sewer system and reduce maintenance costs. The project also increases capacity for the whole system by reducing the amount of stormwater and groundwater being moved to the regional wastewater treatment facility.

Learn more about the Sanitary Sewer Inflow and Infiltration Project.

This new station comprises of  approximately 18,000-square-foot, single-story building incorporates trauma-informed design principles and features multi-use spaces for interdepartmental usage, a meeting and training classroom, and accommodations for future growth.

Visit our project page at South Hillsboro Fire Station 9 Project.

Stormwater Management Facilities collect stormwater runoff and remove pollutants before it drains into local streams and rivers. The City is working to repair older facilities and restore their original functionality.

Construction: Ongoing

Learn more about the Stormwater Management Facilities Repair Projects.

NE Lincoln Street between 1st Avenue and 6th Avenue, and 2nd Avenue between Lincoln and Jackson have been identified as needing asphalt repairs. Proposed improvements to the Lincoln and 2nd avenue corridor include paving, curb installation, water line and stormwater improvements.

Construction: Recently Completed

The Shute Road Multi-Use Path is a 5,400 foot long, 12 foot wide bicycle and pedestrian facility on the west side of Shute Road between NE Cornell Road and NE Brookwood Parkway. Proposed improvements include a multi-use path, retaining wall, stormwater treatment, and planter strips with street trees.

Construction: Recently Completed

Visit our project engagement site to learn more about the Shute Road Multi-Use Path

The project replaced the existing sanitary sewer line located along NE Shannon Street between 2nd Avenue and NE 2nd Place. There was no impact to the sanitary sewer during construction.  

Learn more about the Shannon Street Sewer Improvement Project.

The project took place along SE Minter Bridge Road between SE Meadowlark Drive and SE Gerhard Drive. The Contractor made improvements to the sanitary sewer and storm lines. While the work on the new sanitary line was being completed, a temporary sewer bypass system was installed.

Learn more about the Minter Bridge Road Utility Project.

This project replaced and increased the size of the existing sanitary sewer line located North of Highway 26 to NE Jacobson.

Learn more about the Bendemeer Sanitary Sewer Project.

The NE 30th Ave and NE Huffman St Extension project extended NE Huffman Street from NE Starr Boulevard to the future NE 30th Avenue Extension.

Construction: December 2020 to December 2021

Learn more about the NE 30th Ave and NE Huffman St Extension Project.

This project replaced the existing asphalt along SE Clipper lane and included installation of new curbing and new stormwater infrastructure to improve drainage along the roadway.  

Learn more about the SE Clipper Lane Improvements.

The City visually inspects and evaluates the condition of arterial and collector roadways and prioritizes maintenance. Annual maintenance includes crack seals, slurry seals, micro-surfacing, overlays, and replacement of asphalt or concrete.

Construction: April to September, annually

Learn more about the Pavement Management Program.