News for those who live, work and play in North Santiam Canyon
City officials recognized the legacy of the late Hank Porter during the most recent meeting of the Stayton City Council, acknowledging Porter’s many decades in civic leadership. Porter died at age 81 on Dec. 26, […]
The Stayton City Council has revised a public camping ban and reduced exempted areas to one location off Wilco Road, while also exploring possible social services for the homeless. The changes were adopted unanimously during […]
The Stayton City Council is considering revisions to a recently passed camping ban and might vote on amendments as soon as its Oct. 16 meeting. An ordinance passed July 17 banned overnight camping in parks […]
The Santiam Teen Center may be getting a permanent home after the Stayton City Council chose to extend its lease and re-examine plans to demolish the building for a park. During the council’s Aug. 21 […]
The Stayton City Council has passed an ordinance banning camping on all city property except a few undeveloped parcels, amid broad support for tight restrictions on public camping. The ordinance was passed July 17 in […]
The Stayton City Council has approved an amendment to its development codes allowing more options to build and site manufactured homes. The council voted unanimously to approve Ordinance 1060, which brought the city into compliance […]
Former Stayton City Council candidate Steve Sims has been appointed to the council to fill a vacancy created when Mayor Brian Quigley took office this year. Sims was appointed unanimously during the council’s regular meeting […]
The City of Stayton has partnered with a lobbying firm to pursue $14.5 million in federal grants for local infrastructure development, with efforts to begin in earnest this March. The city is working with Salem […]
Incumbent Councilors Jordan Ohrt and David Patty have been joined by political newcomer David Giglio in winning the race for Stayton City Council following the Nov. 8 election. According to figures released Nov. 22 by […]
Stayton Mayor-elect Brian Quigley said he is determined to bridge gaps between City Hall and the local community when he takes office in January, building on gains recently made by the city manager’s office. Currently […]