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Security Operations Park Patrol For more information, contact: Security Operations Department Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District 15707 SW Walker Road Beaverton, OR 97006 Office: 503-466-8370 Park Patrol: 971-246-0169 thprd.org Updated June 2017 Park Safety and You THPRD facilities, parks and natural areas add beauty and a sense of community to our neighborhoods, increase property values, and provide a wonderful opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is our goal to keep these public assets open, clean and safe. As our friends and neighbors, you can help by observing conditions and reporting any problems you see. For a list of non-emergency and emergency numbers, see the inside panel of this pamphlet. Park District rules and regulations were adopted by the THPRD Board of Directors in 1997 and are updated periodically. Basic Park Rules Basic park rules cover general use of our park and recreation areas. Parks are opened dawn to dusk. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited, except by permit. Smoking or vaping of any product is prohibited. Camping activities or open fires are prohibited. Dogs must be on a leash. Dog waste must be removed from the park. Golfing activities are prohibited. Littering or dumping of refuse is prohibited. Motorized vehicles are prohibited except in designated parking areas. A complete listing of park rules is available online at www.thprd.org Enhancing safety and security throughout THPRD’s 50-square-mile area More than 2,500 acres of parks Hundreds of athletic fields and courts 24 recreation, aquatic, historic and administrative facilities 70 miles of trails 1,500 acres of natural areas
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Security OperationsPark Patrol
For more information, contact:
Security Operations DepartmentTualatin Hills Park & Recreation District
15707 SW Walker RoadBeaverton, OR 97006Offi ce: 503-466-8370
Park Patrol: 971-246-0169thprd.org
Updated June 2017
Park Safety and YouTHPRD facilities, parks and natural areas add beauty and a sense of community to our neighborhoods, increase property values, and provide a wonderful opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
It is our goal to keep these public assets open, clean and safe.
As our friends and neighbors, you can help by observing conditions and reporting any problems you see. For a list of non-emergency and emergency numbers, see the inside panel of this pamphlet.
Park District rules and regulations were adopted by the THPRD Board of Directors in 1997 and are updated periodically.
Basic Park RulesBasic park rules cover general use of our park and recreation areas.
Parks are opened dawn to dusk. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited, except by
permit. Smoking or vaping of any product is prohibited. Camping activities or open fi res are prohibited. Dogs must be on a leash. Dog waste must be removed from the park. Golfi ng activities are prohibited. Littering or dumping of refuse is prohibited. Motorized vehicles are prohibited except in
designated parking areas.
A complete listing of park rules is available online at www.thprd.org
Enhancing safety and security throughout THPRD’s 50-square-mile area
More than 2,500 acres of parks Hundreds of athletic fi elds and courts 24 recreation, aquatic, historic and administrative facilities
70 miles of trails 1,500 acres of natural areas
BEAVERTONOREGON
OverviewTHPRD’s Security Operations Department, based at the Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex on 158th and Walker Road, oversees security, including special events, for the entire district. The department also deploys uniformed Park Patrol staff, manages THPRD’s emergency response program for patrons and employees, and investigates encroachments onto THPRD property.
Security Operations works closely with the Beaverton Police Department, the Washington County Sheriff’s Offi ce, Beaverton School District, Portland Community College - Rock Creek Campus, Washington County Animal Control, and Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue.
Security also coordinates with citizen Park Watch volunteers, neighborhood association committees, and community participation organizations. To learn more about Park Watch, call 503-466-8370. You can fi le a Park Watch report at www.thprd.org.
Park PatrolTHPRD’s uniformed security personnel patrol parks and facilities seven days a week by vehicle, on foot and on bicycles for special occasions or events. To contact Park Patrol, call 971-246-0169.
The primary role of Park Patrol is to welcome users to THPRD’s parks and facilities and to make sure users are safe and follow district rules and regulations.
Park Patrol staff report and investigate incidents. They have the authority to write exclusions of 30 to 180 days to individuals found in violation of district rules and regulations.
Hours of operation*
Sunday-Saturday, 9 am-10:30 pm971-246-0169
*Subject to change depending on seasonal conditions
Non-emergency ContactsTHPRD Administration Offi ce 503-645-6433www.thprd.orgTHPRD Security Offi ce 503-466-8370THPRD Park Patrol 971-246-0169THPRD Maintenance 503-629-6360Beaverton Police Department 503-526-2260www.beavertonpolice.orgWashington County Sheriff’s Offi ce 503-846-2700www.co.washington.or.us/cgi/sheriff/lec.plNon-emergency police and sheriff dispatch 503-629-0111Washington County Animal Control 503-846-7041www.co.washington.or.usYard debris/City of Beaverton Recycling 503-526-2665www.BeavertonOregon.gov/recyclingWashington County Garbage/Recycling 503-846-8609www.co.washington.or.us
Emergency ContactsCrisis in progress and other emergencies 9-1-1Dog attacks 9-1-1
Security Operations
Park Patrol By the Numbers(2016-17 fi scal year)
Security checks of parks 38,160
Miles driven on patrol 52,201
Assists to local law enforcement agencies 404
Cases investigated - dogs off leash 239
Cases investigated - parks in use after hours 2,496
