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Are you looking to make an impact in our community? Or are you looking for a stepping stone into a career in law enforcement? We’d love to have you as one of our Reserve Police Officers! Our application process is currently open. For more information or to apply, visit bit.ly/4o4YKew
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Your internet needs are unique - now your Sherwood Broadband plan can be too.
Sherwood Broadband is excited to introduce new ways to personalize your service:
🔒 ProtectIQ ($5/month) helps safeguard your home network from online threats.
📱 ExperienceIQ ($5/month) gives you powerful parental controls, screen time tools, and device management features.
Want both? Bundle them for just $7/month.
📶 Looking for stronger WiFi throughout your home? WiFi Pro includes managed mesh extenders plus both ProtectIQ and ExperienceIQ for $15/month.
More control. More protection. More flexibility.
That's broadband built around your household. Contact us today to learn more.
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Stop by the library to check out the new cards along with all the events around the county to celebrate Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) 50th birthday!Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) turns 50 this month and to celebrate, you can get a 50th Birthday library card! There are also lots of fun events going on in June. Stop by Sherwood Public Library to find out more.
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Lost and found:
A very nice patron found this iPad and water bottle yesterday afternoon near the library (at Cannery Square). It was out of juice, so we've got it charged up a bit, and have it here at the library for the owner to unlock and claim!
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It has been a little over one week since the Mobile Speed Cameras went live and we wanted to provide our community with an update. So far there has been 1,045 drivers who have driven 11mph or more over the posted 25mph zone on SW Oregon St and they will be receiving a warning citation in the mail.
Warnings will continue to be issued through June 22nd and citations will be issued starting June 23rd. All signage including a real-time speed display board will be installed prior to June 23rd.
Slow down now to not only save yourself a citation in the future, but most importantly, help us keep our neighborhoods and school zones safe.
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It has been a little over one week since the Mobile Speed Cameras went live and we wanted to provide our community with an update. So far there has been 1,045 drivers who have driven 11mph or more over the posted 25mph zone on SW Oregon St and they will be receiving a warning citation in the mail.
Warnings will continue to be issued through June 22nd and citations will be issued starting June 23rd. All signage including a real-time speed display board will be installed prior to June 23rd.
Slow down now to not only save yourself a citation in the future, but most importantly, help us keep our neighborhoods and school zones safe.
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Thinking about signing up? This video gives you a firsthand look at what to expect.
Join one of our own team members as she shows what a Sherwood Broadband installation day looks like from start to finish!
#sherwoodbroadband #CutTheCord
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Tragic incidents like yesterday in Sandy affect everyone within the community in a multitude of ways. Especially in a small community like Sandy. We are heartbroken by what happened last night and we grieve alongside everyone who’s been impacted.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Sandy Police Department and Sergeant Garret Thornton as he recovers from his injuries. We grieve alongside the families, friends, and loved ones who experienced profound loss when the lives of Jenna, Mary, and Kobyn were senselessly taken yesterday.
We are proud of the brave men and women from multiple law enforcement agencies across the Portland Metro Area who faced significant danger and worked together to bring such a dynamic incident to an end. We are also thankful for the heroic work of the firefighters, EMS, emergency dispatchers, Life Flight Network, and hospital personnel during this incident. Every day, First Responders put the needs of the community before their own with the real chance of not coming home to their families and loved ones, but they still show up for the betterment of their communities and remain steadfast in their commitment to serve others.
May we be reminded how precious life is and may we not take it for granted. As your night comes to an end, reach out to someone in your life and remind them how much you love them and care about them. It matters more than you think.
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Chanda is feeling the summer camp excitement during our Art Smart planning session! We can't wait to have our halls filled with kids drawing, dancing, singing, painting, creating, building, and imagining this summer! 🌞
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Sherwood City Hall, Community Room
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Welcome to the City of Sherwood’s Notification System, the city’s latest tool for providing residents with immediate information and warnings on water contamination, extreme weather warnings, unexpected road closures, etc. This is a free service provided by the City of Sherwood.