Police department calls: Man arrested for interfering with woman’s 911 call
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Keizer businesses would see jump in police fees under city plan
Keizer councilors, while agreeing a fee hike is necessary, also want to take the plan to the voters before implementing it.
Keizer crew clears camps by MLK Jr parkway
Keizer workers last week cleared out two homeless camps along Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway. Both tent encampments were in the parkway territory, up against fencing bordering Keizer. One camp was across the fence from the Pleasant View Apartments off Northeast Pleasant View Drive. Two…
Citizens can have their say as Keizer council considers higher police fees
The Keizer City Council is scheduled to meet in a special work session Saturday, March 7. The council will consider reports on local police staffing and a recommendation to hike fees to cover policing costs.
Police department calls: Body of missing man found in Keizer woods
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Keizer city panel favors fee hike – not levy – to pay for police
A Keizer city task force has concluded that increasing a monthly fee is the best way to raise money to cover policing costs. The panel rejected the idea of a property tax levy. Two members want voters to have a say on the fee increase.
2 men shot at Keizer Station, delivery truck struck in later gunfire
Keizer Station was the scene of multiple shootings from late Monday, Feb. 9, into early Tuesday, Feb. 10. Two men were treated for gunshots and a delivery driver had to take refuge in a closed restaurant in an unrelated shooting in Keizer Station.
Police department calls: Speeding driver arrested by Keizer police for DUII
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Keizer leaders eye property tax hike to fund police staffing
Keizer city officials are considering asking voters to approve a five-year property tax increase to keep the Keizer Police Department fully staffed. If the City Council agrees, the measure could go on the November 2026 ballot and would raise more than $4 million a year for police operations. For the average Keizer home, the city’s share of property taxes would increase by about $30 a month.