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Votes at a glance: June 22, 2026 Salem meetings — budget, procurement, and consent items

City of Salem (Housing Authority, Urban Renewal Agency, City Council) · June 22, 2026
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Summary

On June 22, 2026 the Salem Housing Authority, Urban Renewal Agency and City Council approved consent calendars; the council adopted Resolution 2026-11 (Guerin Island CMAR exemption); the Council adopted the Capital Improvement Plan and FY2027 budget (resolution 2026-31); the URA authorized a convention-center marketing addendum.

Key votes recorded in Salem's June 22, 2026 meetings:

- Housing Authority consent calendar: approved (motion and roll call) during the Housing Authority session.

- Urban Renewal Agency: authorized a marketing agreement addendum providing an estimated $520,000 in transient-occupancy tax revenue for Salem Convention Center marketing in FY2027 (motion passed). Staff noted approximately $132,000 in carryover funds.

- City Council Resolution 2026-11 (Guerin Island flow-maintenance): adopted after a public hearing and staff presentation recommending a CMAR/CMGC delivery method in order to reduce schedule and operational risk. Roll-call votes recorded on the transcript indicate the motion carried with the majority of present councilors voting yes and one member absent.

- Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for FY2027–2031: adopted by council motion and roll call.

- FY2027 City budget (Resolution 2026-31): adopted by council; roll-call votes recorded and recusals noted where councilors declared conflicts of interest.

Procedural notes: Several items were informational and will return in future meetings (including the Housing Authority's endowment discussion, and the boards-and-commissions ordinance slated for first reading July 27). Where the transcript recorded roll-call names, those were used to record votes; in other items the transcript indicates a roll-call and that the motion passed.