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Local COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Updates

Lane County Public Health is your primary source of information for COVID-19. Also learn what the City of Eugene is doing and see updates about the status of public meetings, events, programs and facilities. See the City's latest updates...
Census 2020 – Everybody Counts

The Census is more than a population count. It’s an opportunity to shape the future of our community. Read about the Census and why it’s important…
Police Response During COVID-19 Pandemic

The City’s approach is intended to control the spread of COVID-19 through social distancing and hygiene, while providing critical services to people who are homeless. Get the facts about EPD's response...
City of Eugene Community Updates Related to COVID-19

Read about the City's latest actions related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Read the full community update...
Map and List of Local Restaurants Offering Take-out in Eugene Now Available

All take-out food must be consumed off premises. See the map and list...
Playgrounds, Sport Courts and Skateparks Closed by Executive Order

Parks, paths and trails remain open for use, but social distancing guidelines requirements must be followed. Read more about parks and open spaces...
Municipal Court to Only Hold In-Custody Court Appearances

All other court appearances will be set-over with a new court date. Read more about Municipal Court appearances...

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Meet Sarai Johnson, Joint Housing & Shelter Strategist

Sarai Johnson is the new Joint Housing & Shelter Strategist working for the City of Eugene and Lane County. Learn more about the City's work around homelessness and the County's work around homelessness.

Parks and Rec Bond and Levy Update

Parks staff have been working on everything from strengthening safety and security efforts and increasing park maintenance, to planning park renovations and the creation of new parks in under-served areas. Recreation is moving forward with big renovations and expansions of their own. Learn more about 2018 Bond and Levy projects.

Urban Reserves

The goal of Urban Reserve planning is to identify where Eugene may grow beyond our current urban growth boundary to accommodate up to 50 years of projected population growth.