Roseburg Homeless Commission Pauses Meetings, Seeks Guidance From Incoming Leadership
Roseburg’s Homeless Commission is pausing meetings until Jan. 4, 2027, while seeking guidance from the incoming mayor and city manager on its future priorities.
Local Government
Douglas County to Open Bids for Joyce Creek Timber Sale October 7
Douglas County will open bids for the Joyce Creek #318 Timber Sale on October 7 at 9 a.m. at the county courthouse in Roseburg. The public can attend in Room 216 or watch online.
Winston Proposes Replacing Fixed Yard-Waste Burning Months With Fire Restriction Standards
Winston is considering replacing its four designated yard-waste burning months with rules based on current fire restrictions. The proposal would allow burning outside those months when permitted, while keeping fire bans, permit requirements, and other safeguards in place.
Douglas County Recognizes National 4-H Week, Highlights Local Youth Programs
Douglas County commissioners proclaimed October 4-11 as National 4-H Week, recognizing a local program that served 588 youth in 2025 through 51 clubs, hands-on projects, and the support of hundreds of volunteers.
Roseburg Council Unanimously Recognizes The Roseburg Receiver as News Media
Roseburg City Council voted to recognize The Roseburg Receiver LLC as a news media organization eligible to attend council executive sessions under the city’s 2009 policy.
Flock Camera Presentation Delayed After Residents Wait to Address Roseburg Council
Roseburg residents waited until late Monday to speak about the city’s Flock license plate cameras. Council heard their concerns but postponed the Police Department’s presentation and took no vote.
Roseburg Council Approves Expanded Stewart Park Master Plan Update
Roseburg councilors approved a $289,020 update to the Stewart Park Master Plan, expanding it to include Gaddis Park and the Umpqua Greenway. A $125,000 Ford Family Foundation grant will help fund the yearlong planning process.