Tigard Area Phone Directory
The Tigard phone directory covers city offices and Washington County departments that serve this community of about 55,000 residents. Tigard sits in the heart of Washington County and serves as a ballot drop site during elections. This phone directory puts the most used numbers for county services, courts, permits, and records into one place. Most public business in Tigard routes through Washington County offices. The Tigard phone directory here helps you find the right contact without searching through multiple county web pages.
Tigard Quick Facts
Tigard Phone Directory for County Services
Most government services in Tigard are handled by Washington County. The Washington County website is the main hub for department contacts, forms, and online tools. The county sheriff can be reached at 503-629-0111. For county records, call 503-846-2700. That records line runs around the clock, so you can call at any time.
Washington County is one of the largest counties in Oregon. It serves Tigard along with many other cities in the metro area. The county handles property taxes, land records, elections, courts, and law enforcement for all residents in its borders. When you call a county number from Tigard, you are reaching the same offices that serve the entire county. Staff can help with questions specific to Tigard addresses and properties. The Tigard phone directory for county services starts with these key numbers and branches out from there.
Note: Washington County records are available around the clock at 503-846-2700. Use this line for after-hours needs.
Tigard Elections Phone Directory
Elections in Tigard go through the Washington County Elections Division. Call 503-846-5800 for questions about voter registration, ballot status, or election results. Tigard City Hall serves as a ballot drop site during elections, which makes it easy for local residents to return their ballots without mailing them.
Oregon uses vote-by-mail for all elections. Every registered voter in Tigard gets a ballot in the mail before each election. If your ballot does not arrive, or if you need to update your registration, the elections office can help. The phone directory for Tigard elections points to one number, but that single line handles a wide range of services. Staff can walk you through the registration process, explain what is on your ballot, and confirm that your vote was received. Call early during election season, as hold times can grow in the days before a deadline.
The elections office also manages candidate filings, ballot measures, and official results. All of this information is public. You can request it by phone or look it up on the county website. The Tigard phone directory for elections keeps things simple with one main contact point.
How to Use the Tigard Phone Directory
Finding the right number in the Tigard area starts with knowing which level of government handles your need. City services like parks, water, and local permits go through the City of Tigard. County services like courts, property records, and the sheriff go through Washington County. The Tigard phone directory on this page focuses on county-level contacts since those cover the most common public records needs.
Start by checking the sections on this page for the type of service you need. Each section lists the direct number for that office. If you are not sure where to start, the Washington County main line can route you to the right department. Keep a list of the numbers you call most often so you do not have to search each time. The Tigard phone directory works best when you match your need to the right office before you dial. That saves time for both you and the staff on the other end of the line.
Tigard Permits Phone Directory
Permits in the Tigard area often involve Washington County. The county runs an online permit portal where you can search for, apply for, and track permits. This tool covers building, land use, and other permit types handled at the county level. For questions about the portal or a specific permit, you can call the county permit office during business hours.
Some permits in Tigard are issued by the city rather than the county. If your project is within city limits, check with the City of Tigard first. The city and county have different rules for different types of work. Knowing which office handles your permit can save days of back and forth. The Tigard phone directory for permits covers the county side, but city staff can tell you if your project falls under city or county rules. Ask when you call, and you will be pointed to the right place quickly.
Note: The online permit portal is available at any time, but staff support is only offered during business hours.
Tigard Court Records Phone Contacts
Court records for Tigard cases go through the Washington County Circuit Court. The Washington County court website has information on filing, forms, and contact numbers. The court handles civil, criminal, family, and small claims cases for all of Washington County, including Tigard.
You can search for court records online through the Oregon Judicial Department website. Many basic case details are available at no cost. If you need certified copies or detailed records, contact the court clerk directly. Staff can tell you what is available, what it costs, and how long it takes. Walk-in requests at the courthouse are also accepted during court hours. The Tigard phone directory for court records routes through the county system, which means the same contacts work whether you live in Tigard, Beaverton, Hillsboro, or anywhere else in Washington County.
Property Records in the Tigard Phone Directory
Property records for Tigard are managed by Washington County Assessment and Taxation. Call 503-846-8801 for property tax questions. For recording services such as deeds, liens, and other land documents, call 503-846-8752. These two lines cover the most common property-related needs in the Tigard phone directory.
Under Oregon law, property records are public. Anyone can look up ownership, tax amounts, assessed values, and recorded documents for properties in Tigard. The county assessment office can walk you through how to find what you need, whether by phone or online. Property taxes in Washington County fund schools, fire districts, and other local services. If you have questions about your tax bill or your property value, the assessment line is the right place to start.
Recording services handle the official filing of deeds and other legal documents that affect property ownership. When a deed is recorded, it becomes part of the public record. You can request copies of recorded documents by calling the recording line. The Tigard phone directory for property records gives you both numbers so you can reach the right desk on your first call.
- Property tax questions: 503-846-8801
- Recording services: 503-846-8752
- Sheriff non-emergency: 503-629-0111
- Elections office: 503-846-5800
- County records: 503-846-2700
Tigard Public Records Access
Oregon public records law gives every person the right to inspect records held by government agencies. ORS 192.314 is the key statute. It applies to city offices in Tigard and to all Washington County departments. When you call a number in the Tigard phone directory and ask about records, the staff will follow this law in handling your request.
Some records are available right away. Others take time to gather, review, and prepare. Fees may apply for copies or for staff time beyond a certain threshold. Ask about fees when you make your request so you know what to expect. Most simple requests are handled within a few business days. The Tigard phone directory on this page connects you to the offices that hold the most common types of public records in the area.
Note: If a records request is denied, the agency must cite a specific exemption under Oregon law. You have the right to appeal.
Tips for Calling Tigard Area Offices
A few simple steps make calls to Tigard and Washington County offices go faster. Know what you need before you call. Have any reference numbers, addresses, or dates ready. Call early in the day if you can. Morning hours tend to have shorter hold times, especially in the middle of the week.
If you get a voicemail, leave your name, number, and a short description of what you need. Most offices return calls within one business day. The Tigard phone directory listed here covers the main contacts, but you may be transferred to a specific unit within a department. That is normal for a county as large as Washington. Staff will route you to the right person once they understand your need. Be patient and clear, and you will get results.
Washington County Phone Directory
Tigard is in Washington County. Many records and services that Tigard residents need are handled at the county level, including court records, property records, and elections. The Washington County phone directory has contacts for the circuit court, the county clerk, the assessor, and other county offices. Visit the Washington County page for a full list of county contacts and resources.