OUR PRIORITIES
Under Yi’s leadership, Tigard has made progress on transportation and pedestrian safety, housing, economic development, public safety and emergency readiness, and responsible budgeting during a period of transition.
He has brought a steady, collaborative, and practical approach to city government, with a focus on listening, solving problems, and protecting the services residents rely on every day.
Looking forward, Yi will focus on:
Public Safety
Tigard needs public safety services that are ready and trusted.
Yi will work to:
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Support fast and fair emergency response.
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Keep police services accoutable and well trained.
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Strengthen emergency readiness across the city.
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Build trust between public safety and the community.
Strong Core Services
City government should focus on services people rely on.
That includes parks.
The Tigard Public Library.
Public Works.
Clean and safe public spaces.
Yi will work to:
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Protect core city services.
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Keep parks and public spaces well maintained.
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Support strong library services.
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Invest in basic city infrasturcture.
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Use public dollars with care.
Safer Streets and Transportation
People should feel safe getting around Tigard.
Yi will work to:
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Improve road safety for all users.
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Add safer crossing near schools and neighborhoods.
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Support walkable and bikeable streets.
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Fix gaps in sidewalks and trails.
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Work with regional partners on transit options.
Local Jobs and Small Businesses
A strong Tigard needs a strong local economy.
Local businesses creat jobs.
They support families.
They bring life to our neighborhoods.
Yi will work to:
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Support local businesses.
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Help small business grow.
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Promote job growth in Tigard.
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Strengthen downtown and local business areas.
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Cut barriers where city rules get in the way.
Responsible Leadership
Tigard needs leaders who tell the truth about tradeoffs.
Not every choice is easy.
Not every need can be met at once.
But residents deserve clear facts and honest choices.
Yi will work to:
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Listen before making major decisions.
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Set clear priorities.
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Be honest about costs.
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Plan for the long term.
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Keep Tigard moving forward.