Salem City Residents,

Potential Flooding 

As some of you are aware, portions of Salem City are located on a high-water table (this is why on the building permits it states basements are discouraged). With the amount of snow we have received this year, and with the potential of rain storms this weekend (March 10 – 12), we encourage you to take precautions around your home: 

1 - If you have sump pumps make sure they are ready and working.

2 - Make sure your rain downspouts are draining as far away from your home as possible (but not onto your neighbors). 

3 - If you have had problems in the past, identify those area’s and be prepared.   

4 - If you have a storm drain in front of your home, make sure there is no debris covering the storm drain.    

5 - Check the street gutters in front of your home to make sure debris is cleaned up.  

Empty sandbags and sand will be available for Salem City Residents down by the Salem City Wahoo Rodeo Arena  (715 West Arrowhead Trail).   Please only take what you need.  Watch out for your neighbors, help them out if they are in need of help.  

Salem City Storm Water Master Plan/Impact Fee Analysis (Draft)
A Public Hearing will be Scheduled for this
Questions/Comments Email: Salem_Comment@halengineers.com

Rate Analysis Memo
Storm Water IFFP/IFA
Storm Water Master Plan

CANAL ROAD PROJECT INFO

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 SALEM FIBER

Fiber to YOUR home is coming to Salem. 

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SALEM FIBER

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Installation of Pressurized Irrigation Meters

Starting Sept. 28^th 2020 Salem City will have our water crew starting the install of PI Meters on each PI service in town. This install will happen starting now and over the next year.  You will notice two to four City employees working in your PI box.  They will leave your box upgraded with a meter and landscape repairs.  Most upgrades take one to two business days from start to finish. 

This project will take approximately one year to complete.  After the installation is complete the City will begin developing a rate structure and establish an estimated date to start billing for usage.  The City will notify customers when they can expect to see the new PI rate structure on their utility bill.

PI Meters/Bonding