North Lancaster Neighborhood Association

North Lancaster Neighborhood Association The North Lancaster Neighborhood Association (NOLA) is one of the 19 neighborhood associations officially recognized by the City of Salem.

The North Lancaster Neighborhood Association Meets on the First Tuesday (CHANGE effective 3/2026) of the month at 6:30 pm at First Free Methodist Church - 4455 Silverton Rd NE (enter through east entrance off 45th) We are recognized by and receive staff support from the City, but, importantly, we are self directed. We elect a chairperson and board to set an agenda and conduct business. NOLA has legal standing in all land use matters that affect our area and has the opportunity to comment on a variety of issues affecting our community. Neighborhood associations are a vehicle for getting things done. If you want a say in what is affecting your neighborhood, NOLA has far greater power to effect those changes as an advocate for you before Salem Police Department, City Council, Salem Planning Commission, and other official bodies.

06/26/2026

Major improvements coming to Fisher Road NE.

New sidewalk, curb, and gutter
New bike lanes
New asphalt roadway surface
Replaced traffic signal at Sunnyview Road NE
Intersection improvements at Devonshire Avenue NE and Beverly Avenue NE
New stormwater facilities
Replaced sanitary sewer facilities

These all sound great!
But…do you want to preserve on-street parking?
Do you want to save heritage trees for our winged friends?
Do you want roundabouts?!? 🙅🏽‍♀️

If any of these design features concern you, please share your thoughts by visiting the open house website and adding a comment.

Visit the open house website:

Welcome to the online Open House for the Fisher Road NE Urban Upgrades project! This website provides information on the design alternatives the project team is considering based on feedback we received from the first Open House and public survey.

06/26/2026

Don't miss the 4th of July Spectacular at the for an unforgettable Independence Day celebration honoring 250 years of American history, freedom, and community.

The City of Salem proudly supports this event through its Culture and Tourism Grant Program, which invests visitor-generated lodging tax revenues in community and cultural events that bring people together, celebrate our city, and enhance the quality of life for Salem residents.

Fourth of July fun starts at 4 p.m.

Enjoy:
FREE Admission
FREE Live Tribute Band Performances
FREE 250th Celebration Fireworks Show
Food Available for Purchase
Adult Beverages Available for Purchase
Carnival Rides Available for Purchase
Parking $10

Gather your family, friends, and neighbors to celebrate America's birthday!

https://oregonexpo.org/
https://salemor.gov/culture-tourism

04/06/2026

Join us at NOLA’s next meeting tomorrow, April 7 6:30pm at Salem First Free Methodist 4455 Silverton Rd NE

Remember, our monthly meetings are now held on the first Tuesday of the month.

12/17/2025

I wanted to advise Ward 6 residents and beyond about some serious weather heading our way this week. We've got another atmospheric river system moving in, and this one's going to pack a punch with both strong winds and heavy rain.

Tonight through Wednesday morning, we're expecting some pretty strong winds. Gusts could hit 35-40 mph, possibly higher. That's the kind of weather that can snap branches and knock out power, especially with trees already weakened from previous storms.

Then comes the rain. Starting Wednesday through Friday, we could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches, with the worst of it hitting Thursday morning through early Friday. The Willamette is expected to rise significantly, from about 10 feet now to around 22 feet by the weekend, which puts us right at Action Stage.

A few things I hope you'll do:
- Bring in anything from your yard that could blow around
- Make sure your phone's charged and maybe dust off that flashlight
- If you can, avoid being out on the roads Thursday into Friday
- Check in on your neighbors, especially our seniors who might need a hand

Stay dry, stay safe, and don't hesitate to reach out if you need help. You can reach City of Salem Public Works Dispatch 24/7 at 503-588-6311. Report any problems with power lines or outages to Portland General Electric at 503-228-6322.

12/12/2025

Know Your Rights – We’re planning a virtual event to help answer questions about immigration rights. It is moderated by Salem Human Rights Commission Chair Joaquin Lara Midkiff with special guest Salvador Pantoja Ramirez from the Health Equity Coalition of Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties (HECMPY).

Please submit any questions here: https://forms.gle/vxM5cNmF5bjsq2Y26/ by Sunday, December 14th at 5 pm.

Location: Virtual and Live Streamed to the HRC YouTube channel Salem Public Meetings (the page needs some organizational help)

Day and Time: to be determined

Address

4455 Silverton Road NE
Salem, OR
97305

Opening Hours

6:30pm - 8pm

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