City of Coburg, Oregon

City of Coburg, Oregon The Official page for the City of Coburg, Oregon

Coburg is the northern gateway to central Lane County, amidst the farmland of the beautiful Oregon Willamette Valley.

06/12/2026

Recent Oregon HB 4007 updates transportation laws, defines powered micromobility devices, adjusts age and helmet requirements for e-bikes and scooters, and more.

🚲Think your e-bike is legal? You might want to double check. 🛴

Not every electric two wheeled vehicle is considered an e-bike under Oregon law. Some devices sold as "e-bikes" are actually e-motos, and the rules are very different.

E-bikes are okay to use, while e-motos are motorcycles that can only be used on private property and OHV trails. That means no riding e-motos on the paths, bike lanes, sidewalks or streets.

- If your e-bike goes faster than 20mph with a throttle, then it's an e-moto, NOT an e-bike.
- E-motos are often sold as e-bikes and may have functional pedals, making it tricky to tell them apart. But if you can ride faster than 20mph without pedaling (by using a throttle), then it's illegal to ride in town.
- E-bikes are considered bicycles and only go 20mph with a throttle, or a maximum of 28mph with pedal assist.

Regardless of what you ride, the speed limit on a bike is 20mph when you are alone and 12mph when others are present. Let's all go an appropriate speed and keep each other safe!

The Park and Tree Committee will be hosting a work party at Norma Pfeiffer on Monday, June 15, starting at 8:30 a.m. Vol...
06/12/2026

The Park and Tree Committee will be hosting a work party at Norma Pfeiffer on Monday, June 15, starting at 8:30 a.m. Volunteers are always welcome. Please bring your own necessary tools. Thank you!

🦋Weighing as little as a paper clip, the eastern population of monarchs fly up to 3,000 miles from their summer homes in...
06/12/2026

🦋Weighing as little as a paper clip, the eastern population of monarchs fly up to 3,000 miles from their summer homes in America’s backyards and grasslands to wintering grounds in Mexico’s mountain forests.

Monarch butterflies, as well as other butterfly species, bees, birds and bats, help move pollen from one plant to another, fertilizing flowers and making it possible for plants to produce food needed to feed people and wildlife.

Monarch Butterfly populations have plummeted in recent years, with habitat loss, pesticides and climate change all contributing.

For more information, please view the Monarch Conservation Guide on our website at https://www.coburgoregon.gov/media/14681

After over a year of analysis, discussion and deliberation, the Coburg City Council approved the creation of a $20 per m...
06/12/2026

After over a year of analysis, discussion and deliberation, the Coburg City Council approved the creation of a $20 per month Public Safety Support Fee at its April 14, 2026 meeting . This fee provides essential funding support for Public Safety Services in Coburg, primarily police services and the operations of the Coburg Municipal Court. This fee ensures the city can maintain its current level of police and municipal court services.

This fee will be included in the monthly Utility and City Services Bill, beginning July 1 st, 2026, which will reflect on the bill received in August.

For more information, please visit our website at coburgoregon.gov/administration/page/public-safety-support-fee

06/11/2026

The June 9, 2026 City Council meeting covered the FY27 Budget, Loop Path Survey, Building Contract, Local Option Levy discussion, City Administration report and more. For more information and all meeting materials, please visit our website at coburgoregon.gov

Happy Monday! Here is our schedule for the week...
06/08/2026

Happy Monday! Here is our schedule for the week...

Reunited with owners! Thanks for sharing.
06/07/2026

Reunited with owners! Thanks for sharing.

PUBLIC NOTICE that the Urban Renewal Agency and Coburg City Council will hold the following Public Hearings and Budget H...
06/05/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE that the Urban Renewal Agency and Coburg City Council will hold the following Public Hearings and Budget Hearings on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at 5:45pm. Meetings will be held at Coburg City Hall, 91136 N Willamette St, Coburg, Oregon 97408, or pre-register to join remotely via Zoom.

BUDGET HEARINGS:
1️⃣Resolution U-2026-01 A Resolution Adopting the Urban Renewal Agency Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27, Creating Expenditures and Appropriations.
2️⃣Resolution 2026-16 A Resolution Adopting the City of Coburg Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27, creating appropriations, setting the tax, and categorizing the tax.

PUBLIC HEARING:
1️⃣Resolution 2026-12 A Resolution certifying the City of Coburg’s eligibility and election to receive State Shared Revenues for FY 2026-27.

To provide testimony:
🔹In Person, submit a completed Public Comment Form to the City Recorder before the start of the meeting.
🔹Written testimony received by the start of the meeting will be given to the council and added to the public record. It is not read out loud during the meeting.
🔹Zoom. You must pre-register with the City by 3:00 pm on the meeting day to join the meeting by Zoom and submit a Public Comment Form.

NOTICE that the Coburg City Council will also be considering a supplemental budget for the current fiscal year at the June 9th Council meeting.

Agenda and packet material are available on website at coburgoregon.gov

Address

91136 N Willamette Street
Coburg, OR
97408

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15416827850

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