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Neighborhoods and city weigh outreach tactics — social posts, QR cards and door hangers among ideas
Summary
Neighborhood leaders told Keizer city staff that low‑cost, local tactics (signs with QR codes, door hangers, brochure boxes and shareable city social posts) worked best; staff agreed to explore calendar integration, consolidated neighborhood calendars and cost estimates for direct mail and other pilots.
Neighborhood association officers and city staff spent the work session reviewing a year of outreach pilots and brainstorming low‑cost ways to boost resident awareness of neighborhood meetings and events.
Griffin Walker said the city’s social channels and a consolidated neighborhood calendar could increase exposure: “The city's a lot more active on social media now … maybe a quarterly posting on the city's social media just to give a shout‑out to the neighborhood associations,” he said. Walker also described a technical gap in…
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