On February 14, 2013, the City of Beaverton hosted a “Revitalization Roundtable” to discuss how the community can work in partnership with regional entities, the state, key federal agencies, the private sector, and other stakeholders to support local businesses, attract new jobs, create entrepreneurial opportunities, boost advanced manufacturing, encourage sustainability, and add value to Beaverton’s economy.

This Roundtable included top officials from the White House and federal agencies, such as Mathy Stanislaus, EPA’s Assistant Administrator, Jay Williams, the White House Deputy Director for Intergovernmental Affairs, EPA brownfields and land revitalization officials, as well as key officials from other federal state and regional agencies and key private sector, community, environmental, and local government stakeholders.


Resources from Event

• Beaverton Revitalization Roundtable Agenda
• Beaverton Resource Roster
• Beaverton Project Sheets
  • Beaverton Community Health Collaboration
  • Beaverton Creekside District
  • Enterprise Zone and Brownfields Redevelopment
  • Enterprise Zone Map
  • Green Infrastructure
  • Revitalizing a First Tier Suburb

Press for the Beaverton Revitalization Roundtable

• Bonamici Applauds Beaverton Revitalization Roundtable, Congresswoman Bonomici’s Office
• White House officials, local leaders talk partnerships at revitalization forum, Beaverton Valley Times
• Beaverton's successes and shortages highlighted at symposium with White House, state officials, Oregonian
• Q&A with federal officials Mathy Stanislaus and Jay Williams on Beaverton revitalization
• Revitalization Roundtable Kicks off Local- Federal Conversations on Sustainable Manufacturing, Job Creation and Redevelopment in Beaverton, Oregon

Contact Information
Cindy Dolezel, Sustainability Manager
(503) 526-2545