Eugene
Eugene Public Works and Parks teams respond to flooding, tree hazards following heavy rain

Eugene, OR – The City of Eugene’s Public Works Maintenance and Parks and Open Space teams are actively addressing reports of localized flooding and tree hazards throughout the city.
Wastewater staff are also on-site, managing and adjusting to mitigate high flow rates.
Amazon Creek remains elevated as rain continues through Sunday.
Residents are urged to avoid flooded areas in Alton Baker Park, Delta Ponds, and along the Fern Ridge Path.
Community members are encouraged to report flooding or tree hazards in the public right of way by contacting the non-emergency police number at 541-682-5111.
-
Eugene3 days ago
Eugene Police Property Crimes Unit is asking the public for assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft at a local farm supply store
-
Crime & Safety2 days ago
Man claims he thought his girIfriend was playing a joke on him after he found her on the floor covered in bIood and the only reason he reported her death was because the property owner was scheduled to check on their apartment the following day
-
Oregon3 days ago
Fish and Wildlife Commission rescinds 1980 agreement, restoring hunting and fishing rights for the Siletz Tribe
-
Crime & Safety5 days ago
Mom claims her baby had to endure months of recovery and no amount of pain medicine could help him after suffering severe injuries when chiIdcare provider left him in scaIding water for several minutes, then failed to seek help for more than 15 minutes; Iawsuit
-
Eugene1 week ago
56-year-old man arrested, charged with assault following stabbing on High Street
-
Eugene1 day ago
Eugene Springfield Fire thanks Brooks Towing and Off Road Recovery for providing retired school bus for extrication training
-
Eugene1 week ago
Eugene Police investigate armed robbery at Richard’s Deli, arrest suspect after pursuit in Coos Bay
-
Oregon1 day ago
Oregon State Police Pendleton Patrol Office hosts Scout Troop for hands-on evidence gathering experience