by Chamber Comms | Nov 10, 2022 | Chamber Blog, Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
Click here for PDF Nov. 8, 2022NEWS ALERTFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SALEM, Ore. – At tonight’s Salem-Keizer Public Schools school board meeting, board directors appointed Keizer resident Robert Salazar to fill the Zone 6 board seat vacancy. Salazar, who has an...
by Chamber Comms | Nov 9, 2022 | Chamber Blog, Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
CITY OF SALEM RELEASE (Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 11:11am) Salem, Ore. — On Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Salem voters approved the $300 million Streets, Safety and Liability bond, Measure 24-472. The bond will provide for investment in Salem’s future with funding...
by Chamber Comms | Nov 4, 2022 | Chamber Blog, Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
During a special Salem City Council meeting Wednesday (November 2, 2022) evening, Chris Hoy was sworn in as Salem’s new mayor, taking the place of Chuck Bennett who had served as mayor for the last six years before officially resigning. After winning the mayoral...
by Chamber Comms | Nov 4, 2022 | Chamber Blog, Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
The Salem Chamber has created and assembled several key election resources to help members educate themselves on the candidates before voting in this year’s General Election. Visit our Voting webpage to find voting information and resources or click the links...
by Chamber Comms | Oct 19, 2022 | Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
Salem Mayor-Elect Chris Hoy and Salem Chamber CEO Tom Hoffert recently appeared on the debut episode of Capital Community Media’s “Our Community Matters” program, where they discussed the details of the $300M Salem Community Infrastructure Bond, how...
by Chamber Comms | Oct 19, 2022 | Press Room blog, Public Policy blog
On October 4, 2022, candidates running to be Oregon’s next Bureau of Labor and Industries Commissioner joined us for another insightful and informative forum. BOLI Commissioner candidate Cheri Helt talked to Chamber members about her candidacy in person at the...
