Keizer City Council met on Monday, June 5th at 7 p.m. in regular session.The following options are available if you wish to view or participate in the meeting: AGENDA KEIZER CITY COUNCIL – REGULAR SESSION Monday, June 5, 2023 7:00 p.m. Robert L. Simon Council Chambers Keizer, Oregon 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL [Read More…]
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Jespersen shares idea for daycare, CTE program
McNary principal Erik Jespersen tries to find day care option for staff.
Where are my summer concerts?
For the first time in years there will not be a city-sponsored series of concerts at Keizer Rapids Park in 2023.
Soggy Afternoon in the Park draws large crowd
Soggy Day in the Park drew its largest crowd ever on Saturday, May 27, at Keizer Rapids Park, according to organizers. Shortly after the event began there was line on the Walsh Boat Ramp, waiting for free boat trips on the Willamette River, sponsored by the Claggett Creek Watershed Council[Read More…]
Keizer teen to address council on youth, suicide awareness
McNary High School student Emerson Carella knows what he wants and goes for it. The junior, with a GPA of 4.54, will ask the Keizer City Council to rescind its recent vote to require city committee members be at least 18 years old and to share his concern about teen suicide at the June 5 meeting.
Keizer hires new City Recorder
Melissa Bisset has been hired as the Keizer City Recorder, replacing long-time Recorder Tracy Davis, who is retiring in July.
Keizer community events calendar
Keizer Community Events
Travel trailer stolen
A 2016 17 foot Jayco Baja camper trailer was stolen from the parking lot at Baker Square in Keizer, by Tangled Ends Academy on Tuesday, May 23. If seen call Joshua Akins at 971-287-8631.
At war. With color.
Young Life leaders get powered paint poured on them. Kyra Norstorm (left) throws powder paint at June Higgins (middle) and Elizabeth Williams (right). By MADISON LIETZ of the KeizertimesLast Monday evening every Young Life club in the Salem-Keizer district gathered on the grounds of the Keizer Community Church for a[Read More…]
City Council handles 1,000 page packet in two hours
Keizer City Councilors were faced with a agenda packet for the May 15 meeting that totaled 1,077 pages—a record.
Despite the volume of the packet the meeting was completed in two hours.
