Election Day is quickly approaching, and the Lane County Elections Office would like to encourage voters to register to vote, or update their voter registration, now to be election-ready for the November 4, 2025 Special Election. Voters in Lane County must register to vote or make changes to their registration no later than Tuesday, October 14, 2025.

The Lane County Board of County Commissioners strongly denounces the recent distribution of hateful flyers targeting our communities of color, and particularly our Latino community.

Wildfire and smoke affect everyone in Lane County. Lane County Emergency Management is asking people to take a short survey to help local agencies better understand how residents experience the impacts of wildfire and smoke.

Lane County Public Health and Community Health Centers of Lane County today announced they will follow the vaccine guidance of the Oregon Health Authority as provided by the Western States Health Coalition.

Lane County Clerk Tommy Gong will help couples celebrate their marriages in spooky style on Halloween this year.

The Lane County Property Value Appeals Board (PVAB) is accepting applications through Friday, October 3, for a minimum of three open seats.

Lane County Emergency Management is helping people be more prepared for disasters as part of a 6-week readiness campaign.

Lane County’s Stormdrain Cleaning Assistance Program (SCAP) is back this fall—and businesses have until October 31 to sign up.

Each year Lane County auctions vehicles because of age or mileage. Lane County Fleet Services will conduct a public, open-bid (with proxy bidding) auction from Thursday, September 25, to Saturday, September 27.

High Pass Road is closed at the Swartz Creek crossing from September 9 to October 7 for construction of a fish passage culvert.