COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Lane County's Current Risk Level: Lower

Lane County remains in the Lower risk category for the two-week period beginning April 9. While Lane County actually qualified to move back up to Moderate Risk, the county was given a two-week caution period at Lower Risk because it moved down from Moderate Risk in the last movement period.


Guidance for activities are based on risk level. See our Keeping Eugene Safe web page for details about Governor Brown's Health and Safety Framework.

  1. April 7 Community Update

    Read about the City's latest actions related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Read the full community update...

  2. Business Investment Grant Helps Local Businesses Stay Afloat

    Local businesses hit hard by lost sales from the Covid-19 pandemic say financial help from the grant fund is helping to keep their doors open and people employed. Read about businesses helped by the grant...
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Latest Video Update from Mayor Vinis

City’s Role

  • As a City it is our responsibility to maintain essential services and support our public health partners.
  • During a public health emergency, Lane County Public Health in conjunction with the Oregon Health Authority are the lead agencies.
  • The City is taking action to slow the spread of COVID-19 and amplify the messages, recommendations and preventative measures of the lead agencies.

Lane County Public Health Community Call Center

Lane County Public Health’s call center is available for non-emergency calls related to COVID-19 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 541-682-1380.

News Archive


City of Eugene News Releases

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Mayor Lucy Vinis COVID-19 Video Updates

See a playlist of Mayor Vinis' COVID-19 update videos released during the pandemic.


Letters to the Community from City Manager Sarah Medary

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Other COVID-19 Videos

See a playlist of additional videos about some of the City's programs and services created to support the community during the pandemic.