To join the fun, let us know which small, yet impactful changes you will make to your daily routine to help fight climate change and provide benefits like wellness and cost savings. Learn more about the Eco Challenges...
The intent of additional sites would be to transition individuals currently camping in areas throughout the city to legal spaces to sleep that are managed and have services to ensure health and safety. Read about the discussion and public hearing...
A recent study from the National Center for State Courts found that graduates of the City of Eugene’s Community Court program were less likely to be arrested, convicted, or sent to jail than those who did not participate in the program Learn more about the program and see the report...
Apply by April 30 for a $1,500 grant-funded position on the City of Eugene Equity Panel to advise City staff on City programs and practices that impact our community at the intersections of environmental, economic, racial, and social equity. Learn more and apply...
The City of Eugene invites artists to submit work for the juried Mayor’s Art Show. The exhibition will be held virtually on our website along with satellite art installations downtown. The application deadline is June 1. Learn more and apply...
We are looking for experienced artists or artist-teams to create public works of art in and around the new Farmers Market Pavilion at 8th Avenue and Oak Street. The application deadline is April 23. Register online...
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...
