The Eugene Toxics Right-to-Know Program was created in 1996 by an amendment to the
Eugene Charter that requires certain manufacturers to provide information to the
public concerning the use and disposition of federally listed hazardous substances.
This is a public information program as opposed to a regulatory program. It is overseen
by a seven-member volunteer citizen board appointed by the Eugene City Council.
Please follow the links on the left for more information on the Eugene Toxics
Right-to-Know Program.
The City of Eugene Toxics Board is responsible for policy development and oversight of the
City’s Toxics Right-to-Know Program, which requires public reporting of hazardous substance
use by local manufacturers. The appointee is required to be an employee or agent of a manufacturer required
to report under Eugene’s Toxics Right-to-Know Program. The term for this position expires
June 30, 2012. Additional information about the Toxics Board and an online application form
is available at www.eugene-or.gov/bcc. To discuss the appointment process or the Toxics Board's
responsibilities, contact Jo Eppli at 541-682-7118 or toxics@ci.eugene.or.us.
The information found below includes data for reporting years 1999 through 2011.
Data is current as of Feb 07, 2012.
Click here to see who has reported in the current year.
Information beyond the legal purview of the Eugene Toxics Right-to-Know Program (e.g., pesticide information) may be available through the Federal Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Program. Click here.
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