About Salem Indiana
Salem is located in scenic Southern Indiana just 35 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky and less than 100 miles south of Indianapolis, Indiana. Salem is a great place to live and make a living. We have high achieving public schools, and a wide variety of community activities. Salem also has a strong and diverse economic base. If you're a visitor to Salem, we hope you will take note of our many unique and historic destinations. As a city, Salem has retained much of its small town flavor, a flavor that is enhanced by the city’s tree-lined streets, stately old homes and a friendly atmosphere that has been nurtured and handed down through the generations.
Public Meetings & Events
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Board of Public Works
10-10-2023 6:00 pm -
City Council Meeting
10-10-2023 6:30 pm -
Plan Commission
10-23-2023 7:00 pm
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Salem is located in scenic Southern Indiana just 35 miles north of Louisville, Kentucky and less than 100 miles south of Indianapolis, Indiana. Salem is a great place to live and make a living. We have high achieving public schools, and a wide variety of community activities. Salem also has a strong and diverse economic base. If you're a visitor to Salem, we hope you will take note of our many unique and historic destinations. As a city, Salem has retained much of its small town flavor, a flavor that is enhanced by the city’s tree-lined streets, stately old homes and a friendly atmosphere that has been nurtured and handed down through the generations.
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The Senior Center is located at 1705 North Shelby Street and open Monday - Friday from 9:00am - 4:00pm. The upcoming events are provided in the calendar.
Click here to view the monthly events calendar
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Attention Utility Users,
Over the weekend several pockets of dark water have come about. Crews and engineers are diligently trying to get them out of the system. They are checking now for any leaks in the system. We know this is a huge inconvenience to all users.
Consumption is fine, No boil water advisory is in effect.
UPDATE
As of Wednesday afternoon, crews identified the likely cause of Sunday’s discolored water issue. In 2010, a redundant piping project was installed South of the water treatment facility. It served a need for many years for distribution. However, now it appears it is trapping water and not allowing for proper flows within a half a mile section. This trapping effect will cause water to become stagnant and discolored if left for a considerable amount of time. With a change of flow from demands further down the line, this water is getting mixed in with delivery of the other distribution line. State officials and engineers agree to isolate and remove the redundancy. Materials are ordered, and a will be shipped overnight. Crews will make all repairs and adjustments as soon as possible. Additional flushing will occur thereafter. In meantime, Salem Utilities will continue to address areas of concern.
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Job includes the cleaning of the four buildings; City Hall, Police Department, Washington Co. Salem Senior Center and Salem Airport.29 Hours per week
Pick up an application in the Mayor's Office in City Hall.
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Exciting news for Salem!
In teaming up with the Washington County Tourism, we are thrilled to announce the upcoming installation of seasonal banners at our square's four gates. These rotating displays will reflect the changing seasons and upcoming events. To ensure top-notch quality, new hardware has been ordered to replace wind-damaged supplies and repair older brackets. Kicking off the series, the first banner will embrace the beauty of fall. Stay tuned for this vibrant addition to our community!
- Mayor Green