2013-14 Parking Stickers

Salem Residents 
2013-14 Parking Stickers
Available April 1, 2013

For entrance to Winter Island Park, Forest River Park
And McCabe Marina & Recreation Area

Salem resident parking stickers can be purchase at:

Council on Aging
5 Broad Street, Salem
Monday-Friday 8am - 4pm
Thursday evenings until 7pm

Winter Island Park Office/Store
50 Winter Island Road, Salem
Beginning on Monday, May 6th, Monday-Friday 8 am - 4 pm
Beginning on Saturday, May 25th,   Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 4 pm

$20 for the 1st vehicle ($15 for seniors 60+ & veterans)
$5 for the 2nd vehicle registered to the same Salem address

To obtain your sticker, drive your vehicle to the COA or Winter Island Park Office/Store, show your license and registration, and we will place the sticker on the windshield of your vehicle. If you are requesting a 2nd sticker, bring a copy of the registration for that vehicle, a copy of the driver’s license for the person the vehicle is registered to (if for someone else in your household), and we will give you the 2nd sticker to take with you.

Please Note:  Yellow 2011-12 stickers are up for renewal. If you have a Red 2012-13 sticker on your vehicle, it is good through the 2013 season.


Thank you and enjoy all Salem Parks!

POTHOLES

A note from the mayor regarding potholes:

Potholes: 1.A deep natural underground cavity formed by the erosion of rock. 2. A hole in the road caused by extreme weather or excessive use. 3. Another reason that Winter is way overrated (okay this one's my own thought)

Whichever way you define them, potholes are just another sign that Spring has arrived. As much as we like Spring, we don't like potholes and we're hoping you can help us fix/fill them by reporting trouble spots to Potholes@Salem.com. Make sure to include the exact address/location description, and contact name/number if possible. Photos are welcome too.

Our hardworking Department of Public Works personnel will be monitoring this account and assigning crews to fill in/repair pothole locations as we head into the start of Spring.

For any additional questions, you may contact the Salem DPW directly at (978) 744-3302.

Sincerely,

Mayor Kim Driscoll