Ward 1: Councilor Michelle Webber, Council President

Michelle Webber, representing Ward 1, was born in Cottage Grove, and lived in Lane County until her family moved to the Newport area where she finished school and began her working career. In 1996, she moved back to Lane County to raise her, now adult, children. She met her husband, Bruce while working in the banking industry. They married in 2010 and shortly after their marriage moved to Springfield.

Councilor Webber is a strong believer in giving back to the community she lives in. As a Springfield resident she has served in many roles including as a Springfield School Board member, Springfield Education Foundation Chair, LTD Board member, Springfield Public Library Foundation Treasurer, and as a Springfield Rotarian.

In her role as Councilor, Webber has been appointed to serve on the City’s Police Advisory Committee, Budget Committee, and Finance and Judiciary Committee, as well as the Springfield Economic Development Agency, Human Services Commission, Lane Workforce Partnership, Travel Lane County, and Travel Lane County Executive Committee.

Councilor Webber enjoyed a 30-year career in commercial banking. Her career provided her with a clear understanding of the challenges faced by local businesses and the need for more quality employment opportunities for our community.

“I am committed to working hard for the citizens of Springfield as City Councilor for Ward 1,” Councilor Webber said.

FUN FACT: I find relaxation in gardening and can think of no better place to vacation during the summer than my backyard. I love watching the butterflies, hummingbirds and dragonflies enjoy this natural habitat to its fullest.

Contact Councilor Michelle Webber: mwebber@springfield-or.gov

Ward 2: Councilor Steve Moe

Steve Moe was born in Springfield in 1942. He grew up in West Springfield also called Glenwood. While still in college he formed Intercity Engineering to develop a portable traffic control system. He applied for and received a patent in America as well as Germany and Japan for such device in 1975. Steve then turned Intercity into an electronic engineering company and has continued to do research and develop electronic and computer systems for various customers. Steve serves on the Springfield Economic Development Advisory Committee, the Springfield Budget Committee, the Springfield Finance & Judiciary Committee, the Community Development Advisory Committee, the Springfield Legislative Committee, the Springfield Development Code Update Project Advisory Committee, and the McKenzie Watershed Council.

Steve has supported the Springfield community through his involvement in dozens of community projects for the public good serving in various roles such as member, treasurer, or manager. He’s served on the Springfield Planning Commission (16 years), Willamalane Park District board and budget committee (5 years), and Lane County Planning Commission (8 years). He’s worked on the bond measure to build the new Springfield Court House and Jail and the two elections to keep it funded. The Springfield Schools capital improvement election and the Filbert Festival (15 years) have been special and heartfelt projects of his. He’s been recognized as Springfield’s First Citizen (2003), LCOG Outstanding Citizen (1996), and received the Eugene City Club Turtle award (2007).

“I will continue to work for the betterment of Springfield as we move into the future: my emphasis will be on infrastructure, affordable housing, education, and jobs.”

Contact Councilor Steve Moe: smoe@springfield-or.gov

Ward 3: Councilor Kori Rodley

Kori Rodley is a lifelong Oregonian who first moved to the area in the mid-eighties and attended both Lane Community College and the University of Oregon. She currently works part of the management team at Developmental Disabilities Services for Lane County Government and has spent more than 30 years in nonprofit management and government/community service. She has been active in the Springfield community for some time, including serving on the Springfield Economic Development Agency Board, the Springfield Budget Committee, the Springfield Chamber of Commerce, Fire Governance Committee, HOME Consortium, Human Services Commission, Human Services Commission Executive Committee, Springfield Legislative Committee, and the Springfield Utility Board Budget Committee.

Rodley has served on the board of directors for several nonprofit organizations and served as the chair of the Equity and Access Advisory Board for Lane County, the Community Development Block Grants Committee, and as past president of the Tri-County Chamber of Commerce.

With her spouse, Teri, she has five adult children, and they are the proud grandmas to Calvin and Penny.

“I am ready to face our shared challenges with creativity, collaboration, and tenacity and I dedicate my service to all of Springfield,” said Springfield City Councilor Kori Rodley. “I believe together we can navigate these challenging times and build a future where we all belong.”

Contact Councilor Kori Rodley: krodley@springfield-or.gov

Ward 4: Vacant

Ward 5: Andrew Buck

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Andrew Buck has spent most of his life in the Eugene Springfield area and has been an Oregonian his entire life.

He attended Southern Oregon University and has lived in Springfield with his family for the past 20 years.

Andrew values community service, connection, and stewardship, principles he learned from his father and strives to carry forward.

He is a member of the Springfield Rotary Club and has served as an active member of the Willamalane Budget Committee.

Andrew is inspired by his two children, ages 10 and 15, who drive his commitment to public service. He believes in helping shape a strong and thoughtful future for Springfield, one that supports families, builds opportunity, and reflects the community values that make the city a great place to live.

Contact Councilor Andrew Buck: abuck@springfield-or.gov

Ward 6: Councilor Alan Stout

Alan Stout, newly elected to represent Ward 6, envisions a future where Springfield thrives as a hub for innovation, community values, and opportunity. With a background in marketing and sales, Stout emphasizes housing affordability, workforce development, and mental health support as key priorities. He lives in the Thurston neighborhood with his wife, Angela, and their five young children.

Contact Councilor Alan Stout: astout@springfield-or.gov