A nearly full Keizer City Council, met on Monday, May 20, in the city council chambers to discuss a series of administrative actions, begin settling a PERS dispute and review the plan to install cameras in Keizer’s parks.
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KeizerFEST: The Bloomin’ Iris Day Parade
With a new time in May, the Bloomin’ Iris Day Parade hit the streets over the weekend, May 17, and with a great turnout from Keizerites; the city, its leadership, its businesses and schools came together to represent the Keizer motto: Spirit, Pride and Volunteerism.
CITY BUDGET: Kicking the can down the road
(This story has been updated from its original version to provide a more in-depth look at the entire budgeting process.) Over almost nine hours between two days, the Keizer City Council, city staff and other select members came together to review and discuss the incoming budget for the cities 2024-25[Read More…]
New sign for Keizer City Council
The Keizer City Council discussed and approved new signage at the May 6, city council meeting to be hung up in the Robert Simon Council Chambers behind the council dais.
Learn to fish at Keizer Rapids Park
The City of Keizer, the Mid-Willamette Outreach Group and other community partners are coming together to host a learn to fish day at Keizer Rapids Park near the boat ramp on May 11 from 9 – 11 a.m.
Proclamations, a halted pump project and a cannabis bust payout
A full city council came together at the Keizer Civic Center on May 6 to look into city contracts, hold public hearings and review a series of resolutions.
A life lost too soon
The deceased man found behind the Keizer Cultural Center has been identified as Keizer resident, Michael Paul Bush.
Bush’s death was ruled a suicide by the Marion County Chief legal medical investigator.
He was 47 at the time of his death.
New traffic box art coming to Keizer
The Public Art Commission came together Tuesday April 16, for a meeting to discuss and vote on artwork to be displayed on traffic control boxes this year and next.
Civics Today: Why are taxes important?
There are only two things in life that we can all count on, dying and paying taxes.
But what good are taxes? What do they do? Are they even really important?
Reckless driver knocks down street light pole
On April 14 at 32 minutes past midnight, a driver in a Dodge Challenger, heading east along Sam Orcutt Way NE struck and knocked down one of three light poles along the street.