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Elsie Stuhr is a district facility of the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District (THPRD)
which is a special service districtestablished by Washington County in 1955 that provides parks
and recreation services to 200,000 residents within 55 square miles of eastern
Washington County, including the City of Beaverton. People who live and/or own property
within
the Tualatin Hills Park and RecreationDistrict are considered to be In-District residents
your residency status. You can also check your address status on line. A Residency Card Form is available online or at any THPRD facility.
Completed forms may be brought to any THPRD facility (with required identification) for processing.
In order to prove your residency, you need a current Oregon Drivers License, Oregon Identification Card, or DMV receipt
plus one of the following (it must be current and have your address printed on it):
To ensure priority in all District programs, activities and facilities, THPRD encourages all household members to obtain a residency card .
Cards are free and valid for three years if homeowner and one year if renter/other. Replacement cards are $5.00. THPRD reserves the right to
verify residency without notice. In-District priviledges may be withheld until residency can be verified.
People living outside the District are welcomed and encouraged to enjoy the activities and services provided by the
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District. However, an annual fee of $216 (or $54 quarterly) will be assessed to out-of-District individuals
or households who wish to register and/or participate in THPRD classes and programs. Those individuals or households paying the annual assessment fee
will receive in-District rates on THPRD classes, programs,frequent user passes and drop-in programs at all facilities except the Elsie Stuhr Center. Due
to subsidization of class fees at Elsie Stuhr Center, out-of-District patrons who pay the assessment fee will pay the base cost of each class.
Out-of-District residents may pay the annual assessment fee on a quarterly basis as they register for classes or programs. The annual assessment fee
will apply toout-of-District youth and adults participating in THPRD sports leagues and /or affiliate sports leagues. (All out-of-District youth and adults must
now register with the Park District prior to sign-ups to participate in all THPRD and affiliated sports leagues.) In-District residents will still have first priority
when registering for classes and programs.
This annual assessment fee policy as adopted by the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District Board of Directors is intended to establish fair and
equitable fees and charges for use of District facilities and programs by Park District and non-Park District users.