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SPRINGFIELD

MAGAZINE +

DIRECTORY

2024-25

WE OPEN

DOORS.

» LOCAL RESOURCES

» VISITOR GUIDE

» MEMBER DIRECTORY

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101 South A Street / PO Box 155

Springfield, OR 97477

www.springfield-chamber.org

[p] 541.746.1651

[f] 541.726.4727

info@springfield-chamber.org

SpringfieldChamberofCommerce

@SpfldChamber

www.linkedin.com/groups/3765020

The staff of Springfield Area Chamber

of Commerce wish to thank all

involved in this publication. We would

especially like to thank our members.

They have had a hand in supporting

not only this magazine through their

advertising dollars, but also the

Chamber and community through

all their efforts this past year.

Thank you, Members!

PROJECT MANAGER

Adam Tamarkin

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Adam Tamarkin

Vonnie Mikkelsen

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR

John Garbett

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Adam Tamarkin

Oh So Graphic

PRINTING

QSL Printing

PHOTOGRAPHY

Adam Tamarkin

Bob Williams | The Chronicle

Bre Boersma

Brian Davies

Bushnell University

Chambers Construction

Jennifer Richardson | Richardson Media

Lauren Cannon | Willamette Window

Restoration

Lillibridge Metal Craft

Madeline McGraw | Springfield History

Museum

Mary Ann Reilly

McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center

Oakmont Family Dental

PeaceHealth

Rexius Forest By-Products

Theo Davis | Lane Community College

The Esther at Riverbend

Vonnie Mikkelsen

Willamalane Park & Recreation District

ABOVE: McKenzie River Lavender, a specialty farm approximately 10 miles east of

Springfield, offers an annual event called “The Bloom,” featuring U-pick lavender,

essential oils, lotions, and hand crafted soaps.

ON THE COVER: Aerial photo of downtown Springfield at dusk by Brian Davies.

WELCOME TO SPRINGFIELD

Springfield is a bustling community nestled in the southern Willamette

Valley between two iconic rivers, the McKenzie and Willamette. To the

east, the beautiful Cascade mountains and to the west, coastal beaches,

both within an hour’s drive. Springfield has a rich history and its

people an adventurous spirit, the foundation for bold vision and classic

values. We invite visitors to enjoy the bounty of our pristine natural

and cultural assets, and newcomers to contribute to our flourishing

economy and quality of place.

WHAT’S INSIDE

Resources & Demographics

Springfield Depot History, Local Facts & Figures

Taste, Shop

Springfield, Oregon Neighborhoods

Springfield, Oregon: We Open Doors

QUALITY OF PLACE

Amazing Access

Creative Legacy

Fabric of the City

The Heart of Health

COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP

Dollars to Developemt

Next Generation Talent

FLOURISHING ECONOMY

Made in Springfield

Giving Back

About the Springfield Chamber

Springfield Chamber mission, history, staff, and board of directors

Membership Directory

SPRINGFIELD MAGAZINE + DIRECTORY

The Springﬁeld Depot was

erected by the Southern Paciﬁc

Railroad in 1891. The coming

of the railroad to Springﬁeld

brought growth to the city

after years of stagnation.

The building is signiﬁcant to

the commerce, industry, and

transportation development of

the city of Springﬁeld. Springﬁeld

established as a city in 1885,

and continues to attract new

businesses and residents with

its prime location and high

quality of life.

FAST FACTS

GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE

Public Parks / Natural Areas 46 parks

1,500 acres

Riverways

Willamette River,

McKenzie River

Elevation

459 ft.

Average July High

81.8 F

Average January Low

34.4 F

Annual Rainfall

49.9 in

Annual Snowfall

3.5 in

Driest Month

August

Wettest Month

December

DISTANCE FROM SPRINGFIELD TO...

Salem

64 miles

Portland

104 miles

Seattle

224 miles

San Francisco

449 miles

FACTS & FIGURES

LOCAL ECONOMY

Springﬁeld, Eugene, and Lane County boast several competitive

advantages. When asked what attracted them to the area, business

and industry leaders most often name the unmatched entrepreneurial

ecosystem, proximity to institutions of higher education, and access to

the great outdoors.

Springﬁeld has ﬂourished by way of economic diversiﬁcation, innovation,

and investment in state-of-the-art technologies in legacy industries

like forest and wood products, as well as new medical technologies.

Meanwhile, place-based revitalization of commercial, mixed-use,

and public spaces, spurred by a healthy balance of public and private

development, continues to generate enthusiasm and interest in

Springﬁeld and surrounding communities.

Come see why Springﬁeld is a Community of Opportunity.

EMPLOYMENT & WAGES

Selected Lane County Industries

SECTOR/INDUSTRIES

FIRMS

EMPLOYMENT

AVERAGE WAGE

Construction Aggregate

1,331

8,188

$66,485

Food and Beverage

188

4,291

$55,621

Healthcare

1,167

21,782

$72,389

Technology

749

3,714

$99,273

Wood Products

223

5,818

$66,466

All Industries (Lane County Total)

14,202

157,204

$56,320

SOURCE: State of Oregon Employment Department

DEMOGRAPHICS

POPULATION

3,903 PER SQ. MILE

Eugene-Springfield MSA

239,323

Lane County

282,353

Springfield

61,400

SPRINGFIELD DEMOGRAPHICS

Hispanic or Latino

12.6%

High school graduate or higher (age 25+)

94.8%

Bachelor’s degree or higher (age 25+)

20.1%

Language other than English spoken at home

9.1%

Households with a computer

94.8%

Mean travel time to work

21 minutes

Mean household income

$54,503

SOURCE: US Census Bureau (2022)

TEAM SPRINGFIELD

City of Springfield

541.726.3700

Springfield

Utility Board

541.746.8451

Springfield

Public Schools

541.747.3331

Willamalane Park

and Recreation District 541.736.4544

SPRINGFIELD MAGAZINE + DIRECTORY

RESOURCES

UTILITIES

Comcast (cable/internet)

888.475.0525

NW Natural (natural gas)

800.422.4012

790 Goodpasture Island Road, Eugene

Sanipac

(waste management)

541.736.3600

1650 Glenwood Boulevard, Eugene

Springfield Utility Board

(electric + water)

541.746.8451

250 A Street, Springfield

Ziply Fiber

(high-speed internet)

833.959.2185

HOSPITALS

McKenzie-Willamette

Medical Center

541.726.4400

1460 G Street, Springfield

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical

Center at RiverBend

541.222.7300

3333 RiverBend Drive, Springfield

TRANSPORTATION

Lane Transit District

(public bus system)

541.687.5555

3500 E. 17th Avenue, Eugene

Eugene Airport

541.682.5430

28855 Lockheed Drive, Eugene

AMTRAK (train system)

541.687.1383

433 Willamette Street, Eugene

LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

The Chronicle

541.895.2197

655 A Street, Suite C, Springfield

The Register-Guard

541.485.1234

Eugene Weekly

541.484.0519

1251 Lincoln Street, Eugene

LIBRARIES

Springfield Public Library

541.726.3767

225 5th Street, Springfield

Eugene Public Library

541.682.5450

100 W. 10th Avenue, Eugene

EDUCATION

Lane Community College

541.463.3000

4000 E. 30th Avenue, Eugene

Bushnell University

541.343.1641

828 E. 11th Avenue, Eugene

Springfield Public Schools

541.747.3331

District Office, 640 A Street, Springfield

University of Oregon

541.346.1000

1585 E. 13th Avenue, Eugene

TASTE

Grab a freshly baked blueberry banana bread and coﬀee at Main St.

Coﬀee Co.; enjoy Czechoslovakian kolaches – both sweet and savory –

at Crema & Bloom; get Ginkgo Catering (above) to serve up exquisite

delights for your special event; check out George + Violet’s for a classic

steakhouse menu with a twist of local; and ﬁnd Yeti’s Shave Ice truck for

that sweet, cool taste of the islands. Life in Springﬁeld is delicious.

SHOP

Pick up some durable work clothes for your weekend projects at Duluth

Trading Co.; ﬁnd the largest selection of nursing uniforms and medical

scrubs at hula B Scrubs (above); pop in to St. Vincent DePaul or

Paramount Center to go thrifting for hidden treasures; or select and

custom-paint your own pottery designs right downtown at Made By You.

Springﬁeld has easy access to everything you need.

For a more extensive list of restaurants and retail,

please visit the Membership Directory, beginning on page 31.

SPRINGFIELD CHAMBER

FRANKLIN BLVD.

B STREET

MAIN STREET

S. A STREET

W. D STREET

10TH ST.

S. 2ND STREET

4TH STREET

WILLAMETTE RIVER

ISLAND

PARK

FRANKLIN BLVD.

B STREET

MAIN STREET

S. A STREET

W. D STREET

10TH ST.

S. 2ND STREET

4TH STREET

WILLAMETTE RIVER

ISLAND

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

LANE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGE

SPRINGFIELD

HIGH SCHOOL

THURSTON

HIGH SCHOOL

MCKENZIE WILLAMETTE

HOSPITAL

RIVERBEND

MEDICAL CENTER

30TH AVE.

WALNUT

MARTIN LUTH

GARDEN WAY

HARLOW RD.

FAIRMONT BLVD.

FAIRMONT

HEIGHTS

BIRCH

SKYLINE

SYLVAN

SUMMIT

BIRCH

SEAVEY LOOP

SEAVEY WAY

SEAVEY LOOP

FRANKLIN BLVD.

WILLAKENZIE ROAD

COBURG ROAD

Q STREET

B STREET

Q STREET

VIRGINIA

E STREET

MAIN STREET

S. A STREET

JASPER RD.

42ND ST.

28TH ST.

MARCOLA ROAD

OLYMPIC STREET

G STREET

PIONEER PKWY. WEST

PIONEER PKWY. EAST

W. D STREET

FAIRVIEW

DAISY ST.

MAIN STREET

THURSTON RD.

HIGH BANKS RD.

52ND ST.

51ST ST.

JASPER ROAD

BOOTH KELLEY ROAD

BOOTH KELLEY RD

E. 15TH AVE.

EAST WAY

GLENWOOD BLVD.

GATEWAY ST.

10TH ST.

14TH ST.

GARDEN

MARCOLA ROAD

OLD MOHAWK ROAD

CAMP CREEK ROAD

MCKENZIE VIEW DR

MCKENZIE RIVER

BELTLINE HWY.

CENTENNIAL BLVD.

MOHAWK BLVD

S. 2ND STREET

4TH STREET

S. 58TH ST.

S. 57TH ST.

66TH ST.

69TH ST.

19TH ST.

5THST.

LAURA ST.

GAME FARM ROAD SOUTH

28TH ST.

WILLAMETTE

RIVER

WILLAMETTE RIVER

RG ROAD

DORRIS

RANCH

PARK

MT. PISGAH

1520'

CLEARWATER

PARK

ALTON

BAKER

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

LANE

COMMUNITY

COLLEGE

SPRINGFIELD

HIGH SCHOOL

THURSTON

HIGH SCHOOL

MCKENZIE WILLAMETTE

HOSPITAL

RIVERBEND

MEDICAL CENTER

30TH AVE.

WALNUT

MARTIN LUTH

GARDEN WAY

HARLOW RD.

FAIRMONT BLVD.

FAIRMONT

HEIGHTS

BIRCH

SKYLINE

SYLVAN

SUMMIT

BIRCH

SEAVEY LOOP

SEAVEY WAY

SEAVEY LOOP

FRANKLIN BLVD.

WILLAKENZIE ROAD

COBURG ROAD

Q STREET

B STREET

Q STREET

VIRGINIA

E STREET

MAIN STREET

S. A STREET

JASPER RD.

42ND ST.

28TH ST.

MARCOLA ROAD

OLYMPIC STREET

G STREET

PIONEER PKWY. WEST

PIONEER PKWY. EAST

W. D STREET

FAIRVIEW

DAISY ST.

MAIN STREET

THURSTON RD.

HIGH BANKS RD.

52ND ST.

51ST ST.

JASPER ROAD

BOOTH KELLEY ROAD

BOOTH KELLEY RD

E. 15TH AVE.

EAST WAY

GLENWOOD BLVD.

GATEWAY ST.

10TH ST.

14TH ST.

GARDEN

MARCOLA ROAD

OLD MOHAWK ROAD

CAMP CREEK ROAD

MCKENZIE VIEW DR

MCKENZIE RIVER

BELTLINE HWY.

CENTENNIAL BLVD.

MOHAWK BLVD

S. 2ND STREET

4TH STREET

S. 58TH ST.

S. 57TH ST.

66TH ST.

69TH ST.

19TH ST.

5THST.

LAURA ST.

GAME FARM ROAD SOUTH

28TH ST.

WILLAMETTE

RIVER

WILLAMETTE RIVER

RG ROAD

DORRIS

RANCH

PARK

DORRIS

RANCH

PARK

DORRIS

RANCH

PARK

MT. PISGAH

1520'

CLEARWATER

PARK

ALTON

BAKER

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

ISLAND

PARK

1-5

126

GATEWAY

MOHAWK

THURSTON

DOWNTOWN

GLENWOOD

CITY OF EUGENE

PARKS

WATERWAYS

SPRINGFIELD, OREGON

NEIGHBORHOODS

COME VISIT US!

The Springﬁeld Chamber is located at

101 South A Street in the Historic Springﬁeld

Depot building.

OPPOSITE: Musician Dakota Harris performs in front of Main Street

Sweets at the 2024 Springfield BLOCK Party.

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SPRINGFIELD CHAMBER

ABOVE: At age 19, PJ Smith (left), the owner of Mr. Ice Cream, is a

self-professed “cone artist” and one of Springfield’s newest and

youngest entrepreneurs.

OPPOSITE: City staff celebrate the 10th anniversary of the ofÏcial

Simpsons Springfield Mural at the 2024 Springfield BLOCK Party.

SPRINGFIELD, OREGON

WE OPEN

DOORS.

Springﬁeld is a welcoming community where families,

professionals, and entrepreneurs come together to build a home

and thrive.

Beyond its natural beauty and recreational opportunities,

Springﬁeld is a ﬂourishing hub for growth and innovation.

The city’s diverse economy is fueled by key industries such as

healthcare, manufacturing, and technology, alongside a vibrant

array of shops, eateries, and tasting rooms.

With a proud legacy of craftsmanship and industry, Springﬁeld

is a city ready for the future – one that opens doors to new

opportunities through hard work, vision, and an enduring spirit

of adventure.

SPRINGFIELD MAGAZINE + DIRECTORY

SPRINGFIELD CHAMBER

ABOVE: Revelers gather at the Springfield

Main Street Bridge, awaiting the annual

Independence Day fireworks show.

BELOW: The PeaceHealth Rides bike share

program has expanded with 100 new

cycles and bike-share hubs in downtown

Springfield.

The Paciﬁc Northwest is renowned for its exhilarating mountain biking

trails, drift boat ﬁshing on pristine rivers, and world-class pinot noir.

Springﬁeld’s outdoor spaces are its lifeblood, promoting physical health,

adventure, and a sense of community among residents and visitors alike.

Willamalane Park & Recreation District adeptly maintains over 1,500

acres of parks, including Island Park and Dorris Ranch, one of the

country’s oldest active ﬁlbert orchards, where you’ll ﬁnd the region’s

agricultural roots still ﬂourishing.

The City’s proximity to the Willamette and McKenzie Rivers provides full

access to a myriad of outdoor activities. Oregon WaterShed Paddlesports,

located downtown mere steps from the Day Island boat launch, oﬀers

an array of boats and gear rentals as well as guided ﬁshing and rafting

excursions through partner company River Trail Guides.

In yet another partnership with PeaceHealth, the City of Springﬁeld

has expanded the PeaceHealth Rides bike share program, which in 2024

celebrated its sixth year with a 100-bike expansion and new bike-share hubs

in downtown Springﬁeld. The bike share also includes the Access Plan,

which provides free memberships for individuals on assistance programs

like SNAP, WIC, and the Oregon Health Plan.

AMAZING ACCESS

AWARD-WINNING

DESTINATION

Through excellence in

promoting Springﬁeld as

a visitor destination, the

Springﬁeld Area Chamber

of Commerce and City of

Springﬁeld accepted the

2024 Destination Award

from Travel Lane

County in June.

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OF PLACE

Springﬁeld’s prominence as a street art mecca continues. Fans of the

long-running TV show “The Simpsons” ﬂock to the Springﬁeld Chamber

Visitor Center from around the world to get their Simpsons Mural Walk

map and start hunting for their favorite characters.

Local muralist Bayne Gardner, who is responsible for a fair amount

of those Simpsons paintings, recently commemorated the Springﬁeld

Chamber’s 75th anniversary by creating a “live mural” on the back wall of

the Emerald Art Center in downtown Springﬁeld. Attendees of the 2024

Springﬁeld BLOCK Party added their own personal messages during the

event for posterity.

The Upstream Art Project, now in its ninth year, promotes environmental

responsibility, supports local artists, and helps protect water quality by

exhibiting the connection between our streets and rivers. In September,

the City of Springﬁeld accepted the Outstanding Agency Award from the

Oregon Association of Clean Water Agencies for the mural project.

Teaming up with the Springﬁeld History Museum, the Springﬁeld Public

Library hosted the Summer Reading Kickoﬀ, a wildly popular weekly

series of multicultural events. Audiences of all ages enjoyed an inclusive

experience including aerial circus arts, Bollywood, and Brazilian Samba;

while Springﬁeld’s annual festival of Mexican culture, Noche Cultural,

marked its ninth year in 2024.

ABOVE: 2024 BLOCK Partyers make their

marks on a new installation on the Emerald

Art Center by muralist Bayne Gardner.

BELOW: Traditional dancers and Charro

(Mexican horsemen) perform at Noche

Cultural at Island Park.

CREATIVE LEGACY

ABOVE: The “Live Mural” project was coordinated and sponsored by the Springfield Chamber

of Commerce on their 75th anniversary of incorporation. Painted by street artist Bayne

Gardner and signed by hundreds of citizens, the mural represents the Chamber’s dedication to

disrupting conventional perceptions, delivering a welcoming experience, and enhancing the

quality of the place where we live.

DIGITAL HISTORY

The Springﬁeld History

Museum, during a six-month

reorganization, embarked

on a herculean initiative

to catalog photographs

and artifacts for a new

digital collection, creating

additional access to

Springﬁeld’s rich history.

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ABOVE: The newly renovated Rivett Building

has been updated to include 12 new loft

apartments overlooking the downtown

corridor, with businesses operating at the

ground level.

BELOW: The Washburne District contains

historic homes built as far back as the 1890s,

and was added to the National Register of

Historic Places in 1987.

Springﬁeld prides itself on its diverse housing options, from historic homes

in the Washburne District to modern downtown apartments. While

certain developers are creating close communities with cottage clusters

and accessory dwelling units (ADUs), larger developments like Marcola

Meadows are adding more single-family homes. The city’s evolving housing

landscape provides residents with a variety of choices.

On Main Street, renovations on the historic Rivett Building are now

ﬁnished, including newly constructed 2nd and 3rd stories containing 12 one-

bedroom loft apartments. Businesses underneath – including a brewpub

and workspace – are ready to open. Campﬁre Collaborative and Ryan

Thomas Construction, LLC have partnered to combine selective reuse and

new construction that keeps costs down while retaining the character and

charm of Springﬁeld’s downtown corridor.

Marcola Meadows continues to bring market-rate housing to Springﬁeld,

a community just three miles from downtown that will eventually

incorporate 446 single-family homes and 312 multi-family apartment units,

along with 45 acres of mixed-use commercial property, a public school,

church, and convenience store.

FABRIC OF THE CITY

QUALITY

OF PLACE

MARCOLA GROWING

Part of the Marcola

Meadows project, Marcola

Apartment Homes

celebrated a Grand Opening

in 2024, with 312 multi-

family apartment units

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ABOVE: PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical

Center at RiverBend has added its fourth

da Vinci medical robot to its fleet, securing

the medical center as one of the leading

providers of robotic surgical services.

BELOW: Oakmont Family Dental received the

2023 Employer of the Year award from the

Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce for

excellence in workplace culture.

PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at Riverbend and McKenzie-

Willamette Medical Center – the two major hospitals in the Eugene/

Springﬁeld area – are both located in Springﬁeld, providing innovative,

award-winning medical care to the region. As such, Springﬁeld has become

a hub for healthcare in the region.

A community that values every generation is evident in the way they care

for their seniors. The Esther at Riverbend’s 103 rooms and amenities were

designed to create a ﬁrst-class assisted living community experience, and

is conveniently located around the corner from PeaceHealth Sacred Heart

Medical Center at Riverbend.

A prioritization on preventive care and workplace well-being can also

be seen in award-winning dental practices, like Raven Dental, voted #1

dental oﬃce in Eugene/Springﬁeld in 2022; and Oakmont Dental, which

was recognized for excellence in workplace culture with the Springﬁeld

Chamber’s 2023 Employer of the Year Award.

THE HEART OF HEALTH

FOUR-STAR CARE

McKenzie-Willamette

Medical Center has

received several notable

awards recently, reﬂecting

its dedication to quality

care. Among the most

distinguished is its four-

star rating from the Centers

for Medicare & Medicaid

Services (CMS) for overall

hospital quality in 2024.

Additionally, the hospital’s

cardiac program earned

a three-star rating from

the Society of Thoracic

Surgeons, a mark of

excellence in heart surgery

outcomes.

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