Keizer crime diminishes as police target trouble spots
Chief Andrew Copeland expects targeted patrols to continue gaining traction in Keizer's trouble spots.
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Keizer land deal moves ahead for new oil change, car wash business
The Keizer City Council has approved the sale of land for an oil change and car wash business, next to the transit center
City of Keizer developing programs to close sidewalk gaps, fund repairs
The city of Keizer is developing two programs meant to repair sidewalks and build new ones.
Keizer inks its first sister city agreement, linking with Iyo, Japan
The mayors of Keizer and Iyo, Japan shared thoughts about the value of the sister city collaboration by video in a ceremony Dec. 10.
Police department calls: Phone fraud snares Keizer man in $700 scam
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Public Works Man: Bill Lawyer set to retire from Keizer post
After decades overseeing Keizer's growing infrastructure, Bill Lawyer is headed into retirement. But first, he'll be honored in Keizer's lighted holiday parade as grand marshal.
Ziply vows to address Keizer complaints about fiber work
Keizer officials heard about damage to residents' driveways, water lines and more during the summer, with little follow-up by the company to address complaints.
Police department calls: Keizer teen arrested for abuse of high school student
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Charting the future: Keizer leaders plan for more people, jobs, congestion
The city's Strategic Plan Work Group will discuss plans at a meeting Friday, Dec. 5, at the Keizer Civic Center.