Keizer land process moves forward for new oil change, car wash
The city will soon hold a public hearing on changing land use rules to allow the businesses next to the Keizer Transit Center.
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Keizer council approves fee hikes, considers public vote
The higher fees to support police and pay for other services begin to go into effect in July, but the council is still mulling whether to seek an advisory vote on the matter – and what it would mean. "If they opposed the fee, we would have some tough decisions,” said Councilor Dan Kohler.
Loren’s signs on for first turf field sponsorship at Keizer Rapids Park
Sponsors can claim the naming of the entire sports complex, fields and the concession stand at the turf complex in Keizer Rapids Park.
Kotek adviser Knopp hints that prosperity council could alter corporate activity tax
Former Senate Minority Leader Tim Knopp’s comments came at a business conference in Oregon’s capital city on Monday, May 11.
Little-known program could keep Oregonians on SNAP, but there aren’t enough slots
People participating in the Workfare Program aren’t paid but gain experience while reducing and meeting SNAP work requirements.
Oregon group tasked with creating new transportation solution meets for first time
Transportation experts are working on a new package ahead of the 2027 legislative session.
Grant application presents Keizer as big tournament town
The Keizer Chamber of Commerce is seeking a grant to promote year-round tourism focused on sports, with support from the Keizer City Council.
Oregon’s minimum wage workers will see pay bump in July
Oregon’s minimum wage will increase to $16.80 in the Portland area, $14.55 in rural counties and $15.55 in the rest of the state beginning July 1.
Keizer man gives back through glove repair
A longtime Keizer resident began a baseball glove repair business last year.