An ongoing discussion began in the late 1990s about whether to demolish City Hall or to remodel it, and should City Hall remain on its present site or move.
A 2007 City Hall Complex Master Plan identified a timeline that included Phase Four Design and Construction of a new building by 2011.
Police were relocated outside of downtown, but no action was taken on City Hall.

In January 2013, the Eugene City Council voted to construct a new city hall rather than renovate the existing building.
The old building was razed in 2014–15, following the adoption of plans to construct a new 25,000-square-foot (2,300 m²) in its place.
Demolition began in September 2014 and was completed around June 2015.

As of 2014, the cost of a replacement building was budgeted at $15 million and its opening was expected in fall 2016, but by mid-2016 the estimated cost had grown to $18.2 million (or nearly $28 million for the entire project, including demolition of the old city hall), and had not yet received city council approval.
 The long-term plan includes a potential second phase with construction of another building on the site that would bring the total size to 100,000 square feet (9,300 m²).
An ongoing discussion began in the late 1990s about whether to demolish City Hall or to remodel it, and should City Hall remain on its present site or move. A 2007 City Hall Complex Master Plan identified a timeline that included Phase Four Design and Construction of a new building by 2011. Police were relocated outside of downtown, but no action was taken on City Hall.
In January 2013, the Eugene City Council voted to construct a new city hall rather than renovate the existing building. The old building was razed in 2014–15, following the adoption of plans to construct a new 25,000-square-foot (2,300 m²) in its place. Demolition began in September 2014 and was completed around June 2015.
As of 2014, the cost of a replacement building was budgeted at $15 million and its opening was expected in fall 2016, but by mid-2016 the estimated cost had grown to $18.2 million (or nearly $28 million for the entire project, including demolition of the old city hall), and had not yet received city council approval.  The long-term plan includes a potential second phase with construction of another building on the site that would bring the total size to 100,000 square feet (9,300 m²).
Eugene City Hall