Eugene Water and Electric Board

Water infrastructure work in South Eugene will close some roads until next summer.

Are small-scale nuclear reactors part of Eugene’s future? The Eugene Water and Electric Board suggests it's a possibility.

The Eugene Water and Electric Board is in the middle of some major changes to its water storage and distribution plan. They’re meant to make the system earthquake-ready.

EWEB is moving closer to removing the Leaburg Dam.

Once fall rolls around, municipal water consumption wanes. When water sits in pipes, it ages and that can affect the way it tastes and smells coming out…

Recorded On: October 13, 2017Air Date: October 16, 2017What happens at Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) affects all residents of Eugene and…

Recorded on: November 4, 2016Air Date: November 7, 2016Are we at risk for metal contamination in our local air and water? Heavy metals from glass…

EWEB customers will pay more for electricity and water starting in February. Tuesday Eugene Water and Electric Board commissioners approved a rate…

In response to public outcry, the Eugene Water and Electric Board has dropped a proposal to raise its flat rate for electricity by $10.The proposal would…

With temperatures reaching between 90 and 100, the Eugene Water and Electric Board is asking customers to voluntarily reduce water use. Oregon, like many…

Recorded on: June 12th, 2015Air Date: June 15th, 2015Delivery of utility services like electricity and water could take new directions especially for…

The University of Oregon Foundation dropped a bombshell Tuesday when it announced it would not pursue the redevelopment of EWEB's riverfront property in…