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The City of Eugene has banned city employees from signing non-disclosure agreements about data centers. Eugene City Manager Jenny Haruyama signed the administrative order on Wednesday, Sept. 16.
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Dozens of Eugene residents packed City Hall Monday night to voice opposition to data center development and call on the City Council to impose a moratorium.
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Councilors closed a special meeting Monday night without a vote on taking a stance for or against the ballot measure.
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Eugene City Council unanimously approved 10-year property tax exemptions for housing developers to help the city meet a state-mandated goal of 26,000 new units.
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Following a debate over license plate readers, the Eugene City Council is moving to develop a citywide policy to regulate surveillance technology.
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Eugene’s City Council got a sobering review of the city’s financial forecast Monday night. The forecast is meant to help the city prepare for its budgetary planning.
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Two current officeholders have large leads, while a third appears headed for a run-off.
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Incumbent Jennifer Yeh faces off against challenger Tom Stedman in the northeast Eugene ward.
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With Councilor Alan Zelenka not seeking re-election, two challengers are vying for his spot.
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Both candidates discussed a need to develop both commercial and residential properties in the area to improve the city.
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The three candidates vying for the seat talked about housing and budget issues during a recent community forum.
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Eugene City Council approved a plan Wednesday to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into economic development.