Tigard Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Bill Monahan
Candidate for Mayor
Bill Monahan is running for mayor of Tigard in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Yi-Kang Hu.
Last day to register to vote · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Former Tigard city manager (1994 to 2005) and Milwaukie city manager who has lived in Tigard since 1982.
- Campaign website
- www.citizenstoelectbillmonahan.com
Where Bill Monahan stands: positions on the record
Police and public works facilities3 sourced positions
Says police facility improvements should be prioritized at or near the current downtown location.
“The next steps should prioritize improving police facilities at or near the current downtown location.”
Own statementTigard-Tualatin Times · Oct 3, 2026
Says public works facilities should be put on hold until police needs are addressed.
“Public works facilities should be put on hold and discussed after police needs are addressed.”
Own statementTigard-Tualatin Times · Oct 3, 2026
Calls the $150 million measure overpriced and poorly timed in his voters' pamphlet statement.
“Voters overwhelmingly rejected the overpriced, poorly timed measure after the city spent millions on land and design before seeking voter approval.”
Own statementWashington County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov 3, 2026 (candidate statement, p. WC-35) · Sep 18, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Says Tigard should partner with other organizations to address housing affordability and homelessness.
“Tigard should fully partner with other responsible organizations to address housing affordability and homelessness.”
Own statementTigard-Tualatin Times · Oct 3, 2026
Budget and fees1 sourced position
Lists delivering affordable core services among his priorities.
“Deliver affordable core services”
Own statementWashington County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov 3, 2026 (candidate statement, p. WC-35) · Sep 18, 2026
Also running for Mayor
- Yi-Kang Hu (incumbent)
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