Eugene
City officials shared safety reminders and helpful points that will help ensure community safety
Eugene, OR – According to the city officials, if anyone sees a tree or tree limb presenting a hazard on a road or in a median, they should call 541-682-4800.
Please include details on how big the hazard is, where it is and how many lanes of traffic it is blocking.
Trees that are not causing a hazard but still are in public areas can be reported online using this form.
Relatedly, all City parks remain closed until further notice for safety reasons. Because of the large number of trees in Eugene parks, it is likely limbs could come down.
Additionally, people who traditionally use bike paths to travel around the city are prohibited from entering park properties. The paths are not being maintained and are too icy to use safely.
The Snow/Ice Emergency protocol is still in place. This means all vehicles may not be parked on designated snow emergency routes so crews can sand and clear roads.
-
Oregon8 hours agoGov. Tina Kotek launches major push against Trump-era immigration enforcement with controversial new Oregon laws
-
Oregon8 hours agoGovernor Tina Kotek reacts to Supreme Court decision, says ruling opens the door to voter suppression and marks major setback for voting rights
-
Eugene8 hours agoEugene Police arrest 37-year-old man after blocking traffic and striking bus with bullhorn during protest near federal building
-
Eugene8 hours agoLocal nurse recognized after performing CPR on person who collapsed at out-of-state airport
-
Eugene8 hours agoMultiple arrests made during Eugene Police retail theft enforcement at Fred Meyer
-
Eugene8 hours agoEugene Police Department to conduct pedestrian safety operation at 17th and Patterson on May 6
