East Salem Suburban Neighborhood Association - ESSNA

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

It’s the best time of year and we can’t wait! ☀️🎡

The Marion County Fair is coming and summer traditions start here. Get your tickets online now at discounted prices and be ready for all the fun.

July 9–12 | Salem, Oregon State Fairgrounds
Get your tickets online: marioncountyfair.fun/

05/30/2026

03/02/2026

Program: YMCA Spring Youth Rec Soccer Dates: 4/28/26 - 6/13/26 Days/Times: Practices are on weeknights

03/02/2026

🚦 Community Involvement Helps Make Our Roads Safer 🚦

Our community shares with us locations where they have traffic concerns through our online portal. This community engagement helps us focus our efforts and drive down traffic fatality numbers.

On February 12 and February 16, 2026, your Salem Police Traffic Team conducted two traffic safety projects at four specific locations. Here is a summary of the work officers did to enhance road safety for everyone:

📍 Locations:
3800 Pringle Rd SE
1100 Orchard Heights Rd NW
6000 Sunnyside Rd SE
1000 Baxter Rd SE

📊 Results:
Total Stops: 89

Total Citations: 78
- Speeding Citations: 55
- Safety Belt Citations: 2
- Driving While Suspended: 2
- No Insurance: 3
- No Driver's License: 1

Total Warnings Issued: 55

Misdemeanor Arrests: 2

Penalty Tows: 4

Thank you for your cooperation and support as our education and enforcement efforts make our streets safer for all. Remember to drive safely and obey all traffic laws!

03/02/2026

Our new student leadership member got announced. Congratulations 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

03/02/2026

The 2025 annual Aquatic Invasive Species Report is now available!

Oregon has five boat inspection stations near Oregon’s southern, eastern, and northern borders. Ashland and Ontario watercraft inspection stations operate year-round. The seasonal stations in Klamath Falls and Brookings opened the first week of May, while the Umatilla station opened in mid-June. All three seasonal stations remained open until the first week of October.

The report outlines the types of boats inspected, along with the number of decontaminations due to AIS contamination.

This report also outlines the revenue generated from AIS Prevention Permit sales, which provided (either partial or full) funding for seven full-time positions and ten seasonal or part-time positions. Additionally, funding supported law enforcement activities such as checking boaters for a current AIS or the Waterway Access Permit for paddlecraft and enforcing mandatory stops at boat inspection stations.

The report link is in the comments.