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Eugene -Springfield Area Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan 6. Appendices Although not listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Gray/ Jaqua house on Highway 126 east of Springfield is considered one of the oldest existing buildings in the City of Springfield and is currently being developed into a City park. Throughout the year, the Cities of Eugene and Springfield have many community events and annual traditions. A few examples include: the Eugene Marathon; track and field events at University of Oregon's Hayward Field, and the weekend markets in both Eugene and Springfield. Critical Facilities Critical facilities are facilities that are essential to government response and recovery activities (e.g., hospitals, police, and fire stations). The interruption or destruction of any of these facilities would have a debilitating effect on incident management. The City of Eugene owns and manages the following facilities: • Eleven fire stations and a training center • Three police stations • A Public Works facility on Roosevelt Boulevard The City of Eugene and the City of Springfield participate in joint management of the regional wastewater treatment facility. As the Lane County seat, Eugene also contains several county government facilities including the Lane County Sheriffs Office and Lane County Jail. The City of Springfield owns and manages the following facilities: • City Hall • Five fire stations • The Springfield Justice Center Facility containing the police department, jail, and courts • The Maintenance Division facility The following utilities are locally owned and operated, and work in close partnership with the City of Eugene and the City of Springfield. Information regarding their facilities are located within their respective annexes. • Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) • Rainbow Water District (RWD) • Springfield Utility Board (SUB) 6-44 January 2020