The City of Salem will begin our annual street sweeping program, beginning with entry corridors.
Please review the schedule as there are signifigant changes from past years.
Information about the schedule can be found on salem.com.
Officers will be assisting the crews by ticketing and towing vehicles impeding the crews, please help us keep Salem clean by moving your vehicles.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Overdose Awareness Day
August 31 is Overdose Awareness Day and a group gathered to wear 91
purple t-shirts and 10 black bands in recognition of how Opiate
overdoses have impacted our community. Each t-shirt represents a
reported overdose, and each black band represents a fatal overdose that
has occurred this year.
We would like to remind everyone the Salem Police are committed to providing any assistance we can to those affected by Opiate addiction. If you have information about drug sales or activity, need information about finding help, or have other concerns please contact us at 978-744-1212.
If someone you know is experiencing an overdose, dial 9-1-1 immediately. Seconds do count during an overdose, and you are protected by law if you call for help.
Thank you to all who came out today, and a special thanks to Lt. Dennis King for his role in organizing the event.
We would like to remind everyone the Salem Police are committed to providing any assistance we can to those affected by Opiate addiction. If you have information about drug sales or activity, need information about finding help, or have other concerns please contact us at 978-744-1212.
If someone you know is experiencing an overdose, dial 9-1-1 immediately. Seconds do count during an overdose, and you are protected by law if you call for help.
Thank you to all who came out today, and a special thanks to Lt. Dennis King for his role in organizing the event.
Monday, August 3, 2015
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