City Club of Eugene

With the recent passage of Oregon Senate Bill 951 that addresses the corporatization of medicine, discussion of reform in the Medicaid system, the movement toward a universal health care plan legislation in Oregon, and the groundswell of interest in the direct primary care healthcare delivery system, this City Club of Eugene program discusses how Oregon is meeting the current healthcare crisis head on.

This program provides a discussion about the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port, a proposed container terminal on Port of Coos Bay-owned property on Coos Bay's North Spit.

This City Club of Eugene program presents a discussion about the Eugene Airport, including information about the importance of FAA funding, the economic impacts of the potential loss of that funding, and the conflict between Oregon’s economic needs and its tradition of providing sanctuary.

The superintendents of the three Eugene-Springfield school districts report to the community about projects and programs for this school year. They share the good news “treats” and describe some of the professional “tricks” they are using to boost district achievement for all students.

In this program, a panel describes the highly collaborative process involved with turning Clear Lake Elementary into the Clear Lake Community Center

This second in a two-part program, provides insights into riverfront development efforts on the other side of I-5.

City Club of Eugene and Springfield City Club this October for a two-part series on riverfront development. In this forum, discover the Glenwood Master Plan with insight from Allie Camp, Springfield’s Economic Development lead.

In 2009, Clarice Wilsey found a box of her father’s letters. With these letters as a primary resource, she writes of Dachau, war, and the heroic man she never knew. Bob Welch discusses the process of writing a memoir with Clarice Wilsey and the lessons he learned from this process.

Eugene’s city budget crisis sparks public backlash, fee changes, and a search for long-term solutions. Learn how local leaders are tackling growing financial challenges affecting critical services.

CAHOOTS, Eugene's trusted mobile crisis response, faces major changes. Learn about community efforts to restore this vital non-police emergency service.

Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson who is wrapping up her first year in office, is interviewed about her experience by KLCC news reporter Rebecca Hansen-White at the Sept. 5 City Club of Eugene forum.

Eugene Mayor Kaarin Knudson has responded to public backlash over the city’s use of AI-powered license plate leaders.