City Club of Eugene

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🌳 What happens when one tiny beetle threatens thousands of trees?The Emerald Ash Borer has already reached Oregon, and e...
06/22/2026

🌳 What happens when one tiny beetle threatens thousands of trees?

The Emerald Ash Borer has already reached Oregon, and experts warn its impact on ash trees in the Willamette Valley could be devastating. What does this mean for our neighborhoods, parks, waterways, and urban forest? And what can we do now to prepare?

Join City Club of Eugene on June 26 for a timely conversation about tree health, invasive species, and the future of our local ecosystem.

Hear from certified arborists Erik Burke (Friends of Trees), Jeff Chandler (Chandler's Tree Service), and Alby Thoumsin (Sperry Tree Care) as they discuss the Emerald Ash Borer's arrival, what communities can expect in the coming years, and practical steps we can take to respond.

Trees shape our neighborhoods, support wildlife, cool our communities, and connect us to place. Don't miss this important discussion about protecting one of our region's most valuable resources.

https://cityclubofeugene.org/forum/the-emerald-ash-borer-cometh/

06/18/2026

Eugene's downtown riverfront is being redeveloped. In the second look at regional development along the Willamette River, attendees of the City Club of Eugene and the City Club of Springfield heard about residential development located between the University of Oregon and the Market District. Speake...

06/18/2026

What is the future of development along the Willamette River? Because the river runs through Springfield and Eugene, the two area city clubs collaborated on a two-part program about planning and creating riverfront development. In this episode, the clubs studied the Glenwood Master Plan Area. The sp...

06/17/2026

Eugene has a public oversight mechanism for its police, but is it working? And how does it function? The June 12, 2026 City Club of Eugene program studied this system of accountability. Our speakers include Craig Renetzky, Eugene's independent police auditor; Chris Skinner, Eugene's chief of police;...

06/09/2026

Cybersecurity is essential for individuals and businesses. In this City Club of Eugene podcast, hear how experts are working together to counter threats, thanks to the Oregon Cybersecurity Center of Excellence. Our speakers are Robin Mayall, director of information services for the City of Eugene; B...

How does police oversight work in Eugene?Join City Club of Eugene for a community conversation about Eugene's current po...
06/09/2026

How does police oversight work in Eugene?

Join City Club of Eugene for a community conversation about Eugene's current police oversight system, how complaints are investigated, opportunities for public involvement, and the role oversight plays in building trust between law enforcement and the community.

This forum brings together key voices from the oversight process and the Eugene Police Department to help explain how the system works and answer questions from the public.

Featuring:
• Craig Renetzky, Independent Police Auditor
• Elise Josephson, Incoming Chair, Civilian Review Board
• Chief Chris Skinner, Eugene Police Department

Whether you're familiar with Eugene's oversight process or just curious to learn more, this forum offers an opportunity to hear directly from those involved and better understand how accountability and community engagement intersect with local policing.

Can't join us in person? Catch the livestream, watch later on our YouTube channel, listen on our podcast, or tune in to KLCC Monday evenings at 7 PM.

Free and open to members and non-members alike.

06/08/2026

What would it be like to discover the emaciated and dead prisoners in German concentration camps? And what would be the lasting impact on you and your family? Clarice Wilsey's father was a doctor who worked with the camp survivors in the days after liberation, and she wrote a book with Bob Welch abo...

06/05/2026

The 2026 Turtle Awards winners - people and organizations that stick their necks out - were honored by City Club of Eugene. This podcast features, in order of appearance: Jennifer Scurlock (introduced by Deb Lange) Jenny Jonak (C**t Gill) Black Thistle Street Aid (Lauren Regan) Judge Michael McShane...

Your Friday lunch plans = handled. ✔️Good conversations. Smart people. Big ideas. Community connections.Check out what's...
06/04/2026

Your Friday lunch plans = handled. ✔️

Good conversations. Smart people. Big ideas. Community connections.

Check out what's coming up at City Club of Eugene and save the dates. Join us at WOW Hall, watch from home, listen on the go, or catch the rebroadcast on KLCC.

Because understanding our community starts with talking about it.

https://cityclubofeugene.org/forums-upcoming/

Cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue anymore—it's a community issue.From local governments and schools to businesses and...
06/02/2026

Cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue anymore—it's a community issue.

From local governments and schools to businesses and critical infrastructure, cyber threats are increasingly affecting organizations across Oregon. How do we prepare? How do we build resilience? And what role can collaboration play in keeping our communities safe?

Join City Club of Eugene for a conversation with leaders from the City of Eugene, the University of Oregon, and the Lane Council of Governments as they discuss the growing impact of cybersecurity threats and the partnerships helping Oregon respond.

🗓 Friday, June 5
🕛 Noon–1:15 PM
📍 WOW Hall
🎥 Livestream available
🍴 Lunch available for $15

Featuring:
• Robin Mayall, City of Eugene
• Brenda Moore, Lane Council of Governments
• Reza Rejaie, University of Oregon & Oregon Cybersecurity Center of Excellence

Can't join us in person? Catch the livestream, watch later on our YouTube channel, listen on our podcast, or tune in to KLCC on Monday evening at 7 PM.

Free and open to members and non-members alike. We hope you'll join us for this timely and important conversation.

https://cityclubofeugene.org/forum/cybersecurity-advancing-security-through-collaboration/

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