Funds will be used to support fuels reduction work on a landscape scale in high-risk areas in the McKenzie River Valley and Eugene South Hills.
EWEB’s budget is less than initially projected while still addressing aging infrastructure and rising costs to ensure reliable utility services for Eugene.
EWEB’s elected Board of Commissioners are considering rate changes intended to help maintain reliable utility services and support essential investments in Eugene’s water and electric infrastructure.
After two years of rebuilding the substation, EWEB honors the Currin Substation with a ribbon-cutting.
While the costs of producing and delivering electricity and water are rising, EWEB is actively working to reduce the financial impact of rate increases in 2025.