Budget, Capital Improvements, Safe Salem Top Monday's Salem City Council Meeting Topics

Salem’s City Council is scheduled to meet Monday, June 26, at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers. Topics considered by City Council, Urban Renewal Agency Board, and Housing Commission will include:

Adoption of the City’s Budget, Urban Renewal Agency, and Downtown Parking District Budgets for Fiscal Year 2024, beginning July 1, 2023
Adoption of the Capital Improvement Program for Fiscal Year 2024 through Fiscal Year 2028
Salem Housing Authority acceptance of a $75,200 grant from the Mid-Willamette Valley Homeless Alliance for Yaquina Hall stabilization.
Public hearings on a zone change and Salem Revised Code amendment to repeal overlay zones in the SCAN neighborhood, and a supplemental budget
Intergovernmental agreement with Marion County Communication and Dispatch for support to the St. Paul Rodeo
Adoption of the 2023 Neighborhood Traffic Management Plan, and a federal grant application for 20 is Plenty and Vision Zero
Collective bargaining agreements with 911 Communications Employees Association and with City Attorneys Collective Bargaining Unit
Agreement with the Siletz Tribe to provide municipal services to an anticipated affordable housing development
First reading of an ordinance to implement the Safe Salem employee paid payroll tax, and for an annexation of 4.21 acres in southeast Salem
Information reports on regional scenario planning to meet new State Climate Friendly and Equitable Community rules, an implementation plan for downtown on-street paid parking, and the City’s 2023-24 partnership with the University of Oregon’s Sustainable City Year Program.

City Council and Budget Committee meetings are streamed live – in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language on the City of Salem YouTube Channel and CC:Media Channel 21. Community members will also be able to continue to sign up to participate in the meetings remotely.

Budget, Capital Improvements, Safe Salem Top Monday’s Salem City Council Meeting Topics