The future of the city Community Diversity Engagement Committee generated citizen testimony and remarks by Keizer city councilors at a recent meeting of the Keizer City Council. The council created the committee in 2021.
Long-vacant acreage on Northeast Lockhaven Drive at Keizer Station could be turned into a retail center. A developer is considering a $4.5 million deal to buy the city land.
For now, the property and building will come in handy as needed storage space.
Artists can envision the holidays in Keizer to enter the city's 2025 holiday card contest.
The Keizer City Council has announced that, beginning January 6, the start time for all regular city council meetings will change to 6 p.m., one hour earlier than the previous start time of 7 p.m. The change aims to accommodate more community members and improve…
By KEIZERTIMES STAFFKeizer Rapids Park has been honored with the Most Transformative Award from Travel Salem, for its contributions to the city’s recreational and economic growth. The award recognizes the park’s innovation and foresight in enhancing public space and providing a vital resource that supports…
The City of Keizer is inviting community members and park users to provide public comment on a proposed amendment to the Keizer Park Reservation and Use Fees. This proposed resolution seeks to correct the indexing date for park use fees, ensuring consistency with other city…
By LYNDON ZAITZ of the KeizertimesZiply Fiber Pacific, the company with a franchise agreement to provide telecommunications services within the city of Keizer, is facing complaints from homeowners over damage to infrastructure, yards and landscapes when installing fiber optic cable. The agreement allows Ziply and…
Ktimes: What are your main priorities in the next two years?Cathy Clark: We are blessed with a hard working council willing to dig into detailed work that may not always have ribbons to cut but make Keizer operate smoothly and efficiently. That level-headed approach has…