Charter Bus Rentals For Emergencies & Evacuations in Tigard

When you choose Tigard Charter Bus, you're getting a company with over 15 years of experience handling urgent, complex moves across the Pacific Northwest. We've worked through wildfires, ice storms, power outages, and everything in between—so we know how to operate under pressure. Our fleet includes vehicles of every size (from 18-passenger minibuses to 56-passenger motorcoaches), and we run 24/7 because emergencies don't wait for business hours. You'll get real-time communication, accurate ETAs, and a team that does whatever it takes to get the job done. That's why so many people rely on us when it matters most.

When you book with Tigard Charter Bus, you can choose from a wide range of vehicles to fit your exact needs. Our fleet includes 18-, 20-, and 25-passenger minibuses as well as full-size 56-passenger charter buses—so it's easy to move small groups or large crowds on a single vehicle. Every bus comes with forward-facing seats, powerful air conditioning, overhead storage racks, and room for carry-on bags. Larger models also feature reclining seats, rear lavatories, individual reading lights, and optional Wi-Fi and power outlets. Unlike school buses or old transit coaches, these are modern vehicles designed for long trips and overnight operations—they're comfortable enough for a 200-mile evacuation but still affordable for local shuttles around town. Just tell us how many people you need to move and we'll match you with the perfect option.

Tigard Charter Bus is proud to serve the entire Portland metropolitan area—including Tigard, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tualatin, Sherwood, and unincorporated parts of Washington County—but our service area doesn't stop at the city limits. We regularly handle jobs that cross county lines and state lines, whether it's an evacuation from the Coast Range through Highways 26 and 6, a wildfire response in rural Clackamas County near Estacada, or a long-distance shuttle up I-5 to Vancouver and Battle Ground or down to Salem and Eugene. Recent projects have taken us everywhere from the Bull Mountain and River Terrace neighborhoods to King City and Metzger, and we've worked closely with local partners like the Washington County Emergency Operations Center near the county's Public Services Building on Walnut Street, Tualatin Valley Fire ∓ Rescue Station 50 on SW Dartmouth Street, and the American Red Cross Cascades Region headquarters on Macadam Avenue. No matter where your next emergency takes you—whether it's staged at Cook Park along the Tualatin River, Bridgeport Village during an urban evacuation, or George Fox University's Portland Center during a regional drill—you can count on us to provide the same level of professionalism and commitment that has made us an industry leader for over a decade.