Springfield

City Council members said recent efforts to deploy National Guard troops in Portland, and aggressive federal immigration enforcement tactics made them nervous about continuing to use a new surveillance technology.

Springfield Police may be the next local law enforcement agency to get a military-style armored vehicle.

City Club of Eugene and Springfield City Club this October for a two-part series on riverfront development. In this forum, discover the Glenwood Master Plan with insight from Allie Camp, Springfield’s Economic Development lead.

Springfield Police have finished installing 24 AI-powered license plate readers, but the department says it won’t turn them on until the city has a community conversation about the technology.

The land carries a medium-density residential zoning, and could accommodate hundreds of homes.

Springfield will soon seek applicants for a recently vacated council seat previously held by Victoria Doyle.

Springfield may take a second look at its contract with a private company that provides AI-license plate readers after several community members raised privacy concerns.

Upstream Art is an agency of the City of Springfield Stormwater Team that raises awareness about water pollution and and local water quality through art.

The fires were reported at 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

The new location is housed in the old Northwood Christian Church building, located across the street from Elizabeth Page Elementary School, and will primarily serve as a church and center for youth programming.

The group says they fear the system could be used to surveil marginalized communities, activists, or undermine Oregon sanctuary law, which prohibits public resources being used for immigration enforcement.

A local social justice organization is selling its Eugene headquarters. But it’s not going away.