City Club of Eugene

John Hairston, EWEB's General Manager, speaks at City Club about Eugene’s water history, grid modernization, and the transition to renewable energy.

In the upcoming election, voters in Congressional District 4 will have the choice of three candidates for representative: incumbent Democrat Val Hoyle, Monique DeSpain, Republican, and Justin Filip, Pacific Green Party. Incumbent Val Hoyle, Monique DeSpain, and Justin Filip present their priorities for Oregon’s 4th Congressional District in a forum moderated by KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White.

Incumbent Mike Clark touts his years of standing against the council majority, while Athena Aguiar said she wants to increase constituent outreach, if elected.

Lane County Clerk Tommy Gong explains vote-by-mail safeguards, ballot processing, and election security measures amid national challenges to voter access.

Athena Aguiar and Mike Clark discuss housing, safety, and Eugene's budget challenges at a City Club candidate forum moderated by KLCC's Zac Ziegler.

The Friday, Sept. 11, meeting of the City Club of Eugene highlights Eugene’s neighborhood associations and their critical role in emergency preparedness.

The presenters will describe how to access programs such as Medicaid, Oregon Health Plan, long-term care, senior nutrition programs, area resources, volunteer opportunities and much more.

The discussion will explore education, employment, the arts, independent living, recreation, advocacy, and the many ways people with Down syndrome enrich the social, cultural, and economic life of Lane County.

Nonprofit Association of Oregon and local leaders discuss effective board governance practices for over 2,500 Lane County organizations.

In this forum, we talk about the impact minor league sports have on the communities in which they operate.

In this City Club of Eugene episode, arborists discuss the present-day reality, probable future of our ash trees, and proactive measures we can take to remediate the loss we are facing due to the invasive and destructive Emerald ash borer beetle.

The City Club of Eugene presents a community forum dedicated to exploring the city’s current police oversight system.