On Wednesday, January 26 the Eugene City Council acting as the Urban Renewal Agency Board unanimously voted to approve terms of sale for the redevelopment of the Historic Steam Plant at the Downtown Riverfront. Read on...

On Monday, January 24 the Eugene City Council unanimously approved the Housing Implementation Pipeline (HIP) a new cross-departmental, five-year internal work plan for the City organization. Read on...

The 2022 Request for Proposals for Affordable Housing Trust Funds is now open. Read on...

You can now carry public art in your pocket with new Eugene Public Library cards featuring works from the 20x21EUG Mural Project. Read on...

There is more fresh art gracing the side of a building in downtown Eugene. Read on...

The City of Eugene is temporarily closing Trainsong Park beginning today, January 13, following the unexpected discovery of elevated levels of dioxins in the soil. Read on...

Recruitment has opened for a position on the Eugene Planning Commission. We are seeking residents living within Eugene’s urban growth boundary who are interested in helping plan for our community’s future. Read on...

Public Works crews have completed their second and final pass through the city, marking the end of the 2021-22 leaf collection and delivery season. Read on...

The City of Eugene Cultural Services Downtown Program Fund is offering up to $5,000 to organizations and individuals who wish to produce their own quality programming in publicly accessible outdoor spaces in downtown Eugene. Read on...

All Lane County families are now eligible to participate in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. The service promotes reading and learning by sending young children a new book in the mail every month, free of charge. Read on...

We accomplished a lot as a City in 2021. Watch a video highlighting work from across City departments, or read a transcript on our website. Additional Info...