Residents who live outside the Eugene-Springfield area are being asked to give feedback on Lane County’s draft Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan.

This year, a committee of seven residents is reviewing the Charter. Committee members have created a survey to help them learn more about the priorities of residents.

Renewal of the public safety levy will continue to support critical local jail beds and provide youth detention and treatment services.

WasteWise Lane County’s Master Recycler Program—part of the Lane County Waste Management Division—is introducing a new course for all residents and businesses interested in taking decisive action to address climate change in Lane County.

Lane County’s Law Library will be renovated during the month of May in an effort to improve access to the library and its materials.

The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is partnering with Bi-Mart stores across Lane County to help boaters prepare for the summer season!

WasteWise Lane County—part of the Lane County Waste Management Division—and nonprofit Toolbox Project are excited to announce the first fix-it fair in Springfield.

Voters are urged to return their ballots as early as possible to ensure they are received at Lane County Elections by the 8:00 p.m. deadline on Tuesday, May 16.

Election results will be made available to the public starting at 8:00 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, May 16, and updated throughout the evening.