Eugene City Manager Sarah Medary announced Tuesday she plans to retire in December. In an email to city employees that Medary shared with The Register-Guard, she said she would retire in December ...

Sarah Medary has been a bit of a polymath when it comes to working for the city of Eugene. Now she is adding more to her public service record in taking on the role of city manager. In October, Mayor ...

Eugene conducted its last survey in 2022, and the results were negative. The survey found: Respondents generally had complaints about homelessness, housing and a lack of a sense of personal safety.

Eugene City Council unanimously voted at a work session Monday to appoint longtime city employee Sarah Medary as the new city manager. Medary has served as the interim city manager since Oct. 19, ...

Last month, the city council moved to authorize City Manager Sarah Medary to negotiate with the University of Oregon to advance the proposed exchange of eight acres of land south of the Willamette ...

Eugene City Manager Sarah Medary is constantly reflecting but uses the City Council’s break each year for “a chance to really look back. ...

The Eugene city council voted to authorize City Manager Sarah Medary to finalize an agreement with the University of Oregon on a proposed land swap, which will allow UO to reroute Leo Harris ...

At a Budget Committee meeting on April 30, City Manager Sarah Medary will present a proposed 2025-2027 Biennial Budget that assumes $11.5 million in annual general fund budget cuts. The 2025-2027 ...

City Manager Sarah Medary and officials with other Oregon local governments have largely attributed this to Measure 50, a 1997 ballot initiative that placed limits on Oregon property taxes, ...

Courtesy Sarah Medary. During the June 15 City Council Work Session, Sarah Medary was unanimously appointed as the new Eugene city manager in an 8-0 vote. She had been the city manager pro tem since ...

The Eugene City Council passed its 2024-25 budget this week in its first meeting in the new City Hall, while facing criticism over library cuts.