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The City of Eugene is set to hold its first public meetings in the new City Hall Council Chambers in the upcoming weeks

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June 14, 2024

Eugene, OREGON – According to the city officials, the grand opening and public celebration of City Hall will take place in early July, following the completion of all office relocations.

The new City Hall, located at 500 E. 4th Avenue along the Willamette River, was acquired from Eugene Water and Electric Board in June 2023.

Throughout June, several City of Eugene offices are transitioning to this new location.

The offices moving into City Hall include:

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