The 100,000-SQFT consolidated facility on a 9.5-acre Wall Street parcel would replace a 1984 station and unify operations now scattered across nine sites, with construction slated to start this summer if voters approve. Tigard is asking voters to bankroll one of the largest civic construction projects in the city's history, a $150 million bond that […]
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