Keizer council calls for police fee hikes in July, January
The plan, if adopted by the city's budget committee, also would shift business properties to a new formula based on their size, reflecting their higher demand for police services.
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Citizens can weigh in as Keizer council considers upping police fee
The Keizer City Council will again take up whether to sharply increase monthly city fees to cover police costs. The public meeting is at 6 p.m. Monday, May 4, and citizens can voice their opinions.
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.
Carnival rides return to the mix for 2026 KeizerFEST
For the first time in years, a carnival with big rides will be part of the entertainment mix at KeizerFEST this year. Jeremy Turner, KeizerFEST co-chair and president of the Keizer Chamber of Commerce, announced the addition at a recent meeting of the Keizer City…
Parks board: Plan for some type of facility at Keizer Rapids – but preserve the green
Residents stressed the need to maintain the natural qualities of the park, keeping any development limited to the 20% envisioned when the master plan was created.
Police department calls: Keizer resident reports man trying to break into home
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Calm prevails as council lauds diversity panel’s plan for 2026
City councilors devoted an entire meeting recently to review the Community Diversity and Engagement Committee’s work, lauding the plans.
Citizen Jane: The host of ‘Girlypop Politics’ takes civics education to the airwaves
Jane Titchenal, the host of the Salem-Keizer radio segment, aims to demystify how local government works, and encourages listeners to get involved.
Police department calls: Salem man arrested in Keizer forged checks case
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