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Oct 16, 2026
The City of Salem is seeking quotes for one used, gasoline- or diesel-powered, double-drum ride-on vibratory roller in the one-ton class with no more than 400 hours of operation. The roller is for the City of Salem Parks and Recreation Department under RFQ #2027-013. The eVA posting identifies it as an open Quick Quote for equipment, closing October 16, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.
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Aug 31, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
The City of Salem is seeking proposals from a qualified consultant team to prepare the East Bottom Small Area Plan as an implementation-oriented amendment to the City of Salem Comprehensive Plan. The work includes existing-conditions analysis, public and stakeholder engagement, land use, housing, economic, transportation, infrastructure, environmental, flood mitigation, preservation, industrial, design, rail-corridor, and implementation planning. Proposals for the single fixed-fee contract are due October 2, 2026, at 3:00 P.M. local time, and submissions may be made by hand, mail, or through Virginia’s e-procurement portal.
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Census ID
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176790
Employee FTE
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476
Population
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25,816
Procurement Hell Score
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68 / 100
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This Certificate of Coverage, issued by Virginia Risk Sharing Association to the City of Salem, confirms various insurance coverages for the policy period from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027. It details specific limits and deductibles for General Liability, Public Officials, Law Enforcement, Excess Liability, Automobile Liability, Auto Physical Damage, Property, Inland Marine - Misc. Equipment, Boiler & Machinery, Crime, and Workers Compensation. The coverage is subject to the terms and conditions of the Member Agreement and policy forms, and the document is identified by Policy Number P-2026-2027-VRSA-0390-1.
This document is a Certificate of Coverage issued by the Virginia Risk Sharing Association to the City of Salem, effective from July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026. It details various insurance coverages, including General Liability, Public Officials, Law Enforcement, Excess Liability, Automobile Liability, Property, and Workers Compensation, all under Policy Number P-2025-2026-VRSA-0390-1, with specified limits for each type of coverage. The certificate serves as information and does not alter the underlying Membership Agreement.
This Certificate of Coverage, issued by Virginia Risk Sharing Association to the City of Salem, details various insurance coverages active from July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025, under policy number P-2024-2025-VRSA-0390-1. The covered policies include General Liability, Public Officials, Law Enforcement, Excess Liability, Automobile Liability, Auto Physical Damage, Property, Inland Marine, Boiler & Machinery, Crime, and Workers Compensation, each with specific coverage limits.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Salem
The Planning Commission held a work session to review upcoming agenda items, including a property on Chestnut Street and a proposed city code change regarding voting signs. During the regular session, the Commission discussed recent site plan and subdivision plat approvals. Two public hearings were conducted: one regarding a request for a Special Exception Permit for a two-family dwelling, and another concerning an amendment to the city code regarding minor signs during voting. Both items were recommended for approval.
This Economic Development and Tourism Strategic Plan for the City of Waynesboro aims to enhance community prosperity by stimulating the local economy through leadership, collaboration, and innovative programs driving capital investment, job creation, and increased tourism. Key strategic pillars include preparing local opportunities for future investment, attracting new investments, jobs, talent, and visitors, communicating attributes and achievements, and guiding entrepreneur development. The vision is to promote wealth-building, create a pro-business environment, and improve the quality of life for its citizens.
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The council meeting began with a moment of silence for a recently deceased council member. Key business included the recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day with a proclamation presented to the Renick Valley Collective Response. Additionally, representatives from a high school DECA chapter requested that the council reconsider the current Spartan Field agreement to allow nonprofit organizations to sell concessions for fundraising purposes, noting inconsistencies with other city contracts. A citizen also addressed the council regarding historical property rezonings and concerns about city development decisions.
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