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Salem’s Council on Aging provides about 1,100 one-way rides each month and more than 200 social-service touch points, while the City reported reliability problems with its CodeRED emergency alert system.
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The Council on Aging offers transportation, meals, benefits assistance, classes, and other services for residents age 60 and older, as well as younger residents with disabilities. The City is exploring alternatives because CodeRED has had reliability issues; residents should check the City website for other urgent-alert options and note the scheduled CodeRED test. Neighborhood groups also raised questions about snow removal, paving schedules, property maintenance, drainage, and housing applications.
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