News & Updates

From the City of Eugene website:
Annual Neighborhood Plan Update: Planning & Housing
September 29 2026

The goals of the update:
1. Creating a framework to support working together/collaboration as we look at the opportunities and challenges around changes that are occurring around housing at the state and local level … Read more

1. Make sure you are registered to vote by going to oregonvotes.gov. Sign in with your name and birth date and confirm that your registration status is ACTIVE and that all information is correct. Of particular importance is your mailing address; if it is incorrect your ballot can’t get to

We certainly had fun this year at the 2026 River Celebration! From the Cider press to the new children’s parade, and from the maker space to the games and music, folks gathered to celebrate the River Road greenway and community.

Here are some photo highlights from this year’s gathering:

4th Annual River Celebration

Sunday September 13, 2026
11 am to 3 pm
Willamette Greenway/Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path
Filbert Grove (McClure & Stults) to Rasor Park

11:00am Children’s Parade, Stults & Riverbank path. Walk, roll and stroll. Paint your wagon and bring the family!

Neighbors, come together! The RRCO River … Read more

By Chelsea Deffenbacher:

Thirty-six drivers were cited Wednesday, August 19th, during the Eugene Police Department Traffic Enforcement Operation on River Road.

In addition, 21 warnings were issued.

Eugene Police officers with the Traffic Safety Unit as well as the patrol division stopped 52 vehicles between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. … Read more

“If you’ve never been to the River Celebration, I hope you’ll join us this year! It’s a wonderful way to celebrate the river that connects our neighborhood, meet your neighbors, and discover the many people and organizations working to keep this place thriving. This year, a children’s parade and … Read more

During its last session, the Oregon Legislature passed HB 4108, which allows for voluntary annexation to the City of Eugene if all property owners agree and submit a petition for annexation, and if the property is:

• located within the City’s urban growth boundary
• designated for residential or mixed use on

As you know, the cost of housing is making it unaffordable for people to live in Eugene, whether it’s buying a house or renting an apartment. Since 2019, there have been changes at the state and local levels designed to significantly increase the housing supply. Governor Kotek has set Oregon’s … Read more