The Eugene City Council has approved the 2025–2027 Biennial Budget, finalizing the city’s financial plan through 2027. The unanimous vote took place on Monday, following months of planning and public input.
According to the Eugene City website, the adopted budget addresses an $11.5 million shortfall in the General Fund. To close the gap, the city increased revenue by $4.7 million, reduced services by $3.8 million, and cut $2.2 million from planned investments.
City Manager Sarah Medary acknowledged the efforts of staff, the community, and the City Council during the budget process. The new budget takes effect on July 1. A full budget book is expected to be published and made available to the public by the end of September…