New Potable Water Resource Task Force
A key component to rebuilding after the wildfires is making sure Oregonians have access to safe drinking water. To make […]
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DEA Releases 2020 National Drug Threat Assessment – The Pacific Northwest is Flooded with Fentanyl by the CJNG Cartel
DEA Seattle – 03/02/21 2:30 PM SEATTLE– DEA Acting Administrator D. Christopher Evans today announced the release of the 2020 National […]
One-on-One Assistance Coming to Communities Hard Hit By September Wildfires
The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) has been awarded a $6.3 million grant by the Federal Emergency Management Agency […]
Oregon OSHA Proposes Requirements to Address COVID-19 Risks in Employer-Provided Housing
(Salem) – Oregon OSHA is proposing to extend protective measures against COVID-19 for workers who rely on housing provided by […]
Oregon to Receive Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose vaccine has received an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the federal government, making it the third […]
Permanent Link to Salem Library Services Expanding due to Change of Status for Marion, Polk Counties
Salem Library Services Expanding due to Change of Status for Marion, Polk Counties
Access and services at the Salem Public Library will increase beginning March 8 in response to recent news that Marion […]
Two Shootings in Salem Investigated Overnight
Salem Police Dept. – 02/28/21 11:30 AM Salem, Ore. — Salem Police responded to and investigated two separate shooting incidents overnight on […]
Salem-Keizer School Board Election Registration Deadline is Near
From: Marion County Republican Party Salem-Keizer School Board Elections! We need common-sense conservative voices on the Salem-Keizer school board! There […]
Free Salem Debris Drop Sites Open Through March 7
News Release from City of Salem February 26th, 2021 2:30 PM Salem, Ore. — Geer, Woodmansee and Wallace Marine Park […]
Marion Deputies & National Guardsmen Wrap-up Four Day Welfare Check Mission
On Thursday, February 11th, 2021, a historic ice storm arrived in the Willamette Valley leaving over 90,000 residents in Marion […]