City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

Lane County Moved Down to Lower Risk Category - Begins Friday, March 26 Oregon’s Risk and Protection Framework uses data to help inform safety measures at the county level. Every two weeks, Governor Kate Brown’s office announces the revised risk status of each county based on current data.  Lane County has moved down into the lower risk category for… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

One year ago today, the City of Eugene – along with Lane County and Springfield – declared a state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We had no idea our city and the world would be so greatly impacted by the virus; the loved ones we would lose, the connections that were no longer safe, and the loss of so many “normal” interactions and events. As of today, 136 Lane County residents… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

Lane County Vaccine Newsletter -March

Many pharmacies in Lane County are receiving vaccine supply directly from the federal government in addition to state & local distribution. Some eligible persons have had success registering with a pharmacy in addition to preregistration with Lane County.   Bi-MartFred MeyerSafeway/AlbertsonsWalgreensWalmartHealth MartCostco Federally Qualified Health Centers in Lane County have few begun to receive vaccine… Continue reading Lane County Vaccine Newsletter -March

White Bird has expanded its Vaccination Project

https://whitebirdclinic.org/vaccine Who is eligible for the vaccine? All individuals who are 65 years of age and olderEducatorsAll individuals who match the criteria listed in CDC Phase 1A:Hospital staff with patient care responsibilitiesUrgent careSkilled nursing and memory care facility healthcare personnel (HCP) and residentsTribal health programsEmergency medical services (EMS) providers and other first respondersAll health care… Continue reading White Bird has expanded its Vaccination Project

Food Pantry and Distro Hub

The NAACP would like to announce that the Mims Food Pantry and Distro hub is up and running at the NAACP office located at 330 High Street in Eugene. And we are offering the following items: Fresh produceFrozen/ Refrigerated, and shelf stable staplesHousehold items such as shampoo/conditioner, Baby formula, diapers, toothbrushes/toothpasteLaundry soap & dish soap are… Continue reading Food Pantry and Distro Hub

Vaccine Clinic for Residents of the Whiteaker Neighborhood

If you have any friends or family who reside in the Whiteaker Neighborhood the WCC, in partnership with the Oregon Health Authority and Wallgreens will be conducting a Johnson & Johnson's Janssen COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Friday, March 12th from 10:00am - 6:00pm. This clinic will be conducted in the Whiteaker, prioritizing eligible Whiteaker residents, but we… Continue reading Vaccine Clinic for Residents of the Whiteaker Neighborhood

City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

Lane County Lowered to Moderate Risk Category - Begins Friday, March 12  Oregon’s Risk and Protection Framework uses data to help inform safety measures at the county level. Every two weeks, Governor Kate Brown’s office announces the revised risk status of each county based on current data. Lane County has lowered into the moderate risk category for the two-week period beginning March 12.  With… Continue reading City of Eugene: COVID-19 Community Update

Interested in Electric Cars? – Three upcoming online events with EVEVA

EVEVA online meeting on March 8 at 5:00pm PST with Rep. Peter DeFazio on Transportation Electrification in our community. Contact Phil Barnhart for the Zoom link phil@philbarnhart.com Information can be found on the Facebook event page here. Congressman Peter DeFazio will address federal initiatives to support transportation electrification at EVEVA's Quarterly Meeting, by Zoom. We'll… Continue reading Interested in Electric Cars? – Three upcoming online events with EVEVA