River
Road Renaissance
River Road is the artery that feeds everyday life in the City of Keizer. River Road runs the full length of the city north to south. Along its way, it passes older buildings and small lots in the south, larger, new developments near Chemawa and Lockhaven Streets, and finally changes character again as it passes gated communities, and residential neighborhoods at its northern end. If one shops, dines, or seeks personal services in Keizer, one goes to River Road to find them. There literally is no alternate destination in Keizer for those everyday pleasures and necessities. The marketing theme developed in the course of the River Road Renaissance process was built around River Road as a river that ran through the City of Keizer.
Keizer Station
The 237 acres at the Chemawa/Interstate 5 Interchange offers a unique opportunity bringing mix of activities, in conjunction with essential public facility improvements, creating a northern gateway into the city of Keizer. Salem Keizer Volcanoes Stadium success has set a precedent for this long-term area development strategy aimed at establishing a focal point for community activities. The Keizer Chamber of Commerce and the developers of the Keizer Station, Northwest National LLC, encourage businesses to evaluate the opportunities waiting for you at the Keizer Station.
 Keizer
Rapids Park
The area long Willamette River just west of what is now the City of Keizer has long been a significant and strategic location. The area was one of the first surveyed land claims in Oregon, and is now a unique and beautiful environment in a quicly urbanizing region. In keeping with national trends and local desires, the potential for a breathtaking park is now being discovered and pursued. |
