🌱 Are your Tigard emergency alerts putting your personal data at risk?

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In today's newsletter:

• Are your Tigard emergency alerts putting your personal data at risk?
• Who just filled Tigard’s open City Council seat?
• Which Tigard Tigers made this year’s all-TRL football teams?

Also on today's calendar: Cocoa with a Cop and 5 more events.

Today's riddle: What did one tuna say to the other after getting caught stealing files from work? 🤔 (Answer below!)

Weather forecast:

• Thursday: Mostly cloudy, a little rain, with a high of 60 and low of 49 degrees.
• Friday: Low clouds, temps: high: 56, low: 46.
• Saturday: Times of sun and clouds, with a high of 54 and low of 45 degrees.

📰 News we're reading

1. Tigard residents may need to change passwords after cybersecurity incident at city's alert system vendor (kgw.com) — Tigard residents who use the city’s CodeRED emergency alert system are being urged to change their passwords after a cybersecurity incident at vendor OnSolve disrupted service nationwide and may have exposed personal information. City officials say emergency notifications are still working, but names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and passwords for some subscribers could have been accessed. Those without a CodeRED password don’t need to take action.
   

2. Tom Anderson appointed to Tigard City Council (valleytimes.news) — A familiar face is returning to Tigard’s leadership, as former councilor Tom Anderson has been appointed to fill the City Council seat vacated when Yi-Kang Hu became mayor. Anderson, a Tigard Real Estate broker and longtime planning commissioner, will serve through 2026 and says he’s eager to tackle a robust council agenda with the community.
   

3. Lions, Lakers, Pacers honored on all-TRL football (lakeoswegoreview.com) — Several Tigard High School football players earned spots on the Three Rivers League all-conference teams after a strong 2025 season. Local athletes are recognized across first team, second team and honorable mention on both offense and defense, competing alongside standouts from West Linn, Lake Oswego, Lakeridge, Tualatin and Oregon City. It’s a detailed snapshot of how Tigard’s players stack up in one of Oregon’s toughest leagues.
   

4. Bipartisan bill aims to ease Trump tariff strain on wine and specialty crop farmers (nbcbayarea.com) — Tigard gets a small but notable mention in a new bipartisan bill backed by Rep. Andrea Salinas, D-Tigard, that would send tariff relief to wine and specialty crop growers hurt by Trump-era trade policies. The proposal would create a USDA program offering direct payments and surplus purchases for producers of winegrapes, nuts, fruits, and vegetables, especially in hard-hit regions like California’s wine country.
   

📸 Around Tigard

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🗓 Upcoming Events in Tigard

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★ Featured events ★

Friday December 12

• Book Babies
  Tigard Public Library, 13500 SW Hall Blvd, Tigard
  10:15 am

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Other local events

Friday December 12

• Book Babies (0-12 months)
  Tigard Public Library , 13500 SW Hall Boulevard , Tigard
  10:15 am
• Cocoa with a Cop
  Nordstrom Ebar Artisan Coffee , 9700 SW Washington Square Rd , Tigard
  7:00 pm

Saturday December 13

• Garden Home Family Storytime
  Garden Home Community Library , 7475 SW Oleson Road , Portland
  10:00 am
• Puzzle Swap
  Garden Home Community Library , 7475 SW Oleson Road , Portland
  1:00 pm
• Stuffed Animal Sleepover
  Tigard Public Library , 13500 SW Hall Boulevard , Tigard
  2:00 pm
• A Celtic Christmas with the Katie Jane Band
  Winona Grange #271 , 8340 SW Seneca St , Tualatin
  7:30 pm

Sunday December 14

• One-on-One Technology Help
  Tigard Public Library , 13500 SW Hall Blvd , Tigard
  10:00 am

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🗓 Events Nearby

Thursday December 11

• Toddler Time (2-3 years)
  Tigard Public Library , 13500 SW Hall Boulevard , Tigard
  10:15 am
• Preschool Storytime
  Storytime Room , 12375 SW Fifth St. , Beaverton
  10:15 am
• Digital Navigator 1:1 Tech Help with Brian
  West Slope Community Library , 3678 SW 78th Street , Portland
  10:30 am
• Fun for Ones Storytime @ Murray Scholls
  Murray Scholls Branch , 11200 SW Murray Scholls Pl. Suite 102 , Beaverton
  10:45 am

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💬 Chatter

What your neighbors are talking about on social media

• We are missing our beautiful cat Link.
  He’s indoor/outdoor and he’s 5 years old. He’s a homebody and may be in someone’s house, garage or under a deck. (Nextdoor Fanno Creek)
• Can someone find the post about the lady who was worried about the flood at her mobile home park?
  She was worried and needing some help with her kitties and I would be happy to help her and the kitties (Nextdoor Bull Mountain Meadows)

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-- The Patch AM Team

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