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Cabinetworks Group's Oregon Plant Honored as 2026 Manufacturer of the Year#United_States#Independence#Cabinetworks#Independence_Plant#SEDCOR
Cabinetworks Group's Oregon Plant Honored as 2026 Manufacturer of the Year
Cabinetworks Group’s Independence plant recognized by SEDCOR for commitment to employees and community health; a notable achievement in Oregon's manufacturing sector.
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October 28, 2026 at 2:50 PM
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Yamhill County's directors have unanimously backed a three-year tax exemption for a local company's ambitious warehouse expansion, promising new jobs and significant investment in the community!

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Board backs three-year rural industrial tax exemption for local warehouse project
Directors voted unanimously to send a letter supporting a company’s application for a three-year rural industrial property tax exemption after a presentation from Business Oregon, Sedcor and the company about a planned $1.2 million expansion and ~10 new jobs.
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October 16, 2026 at 6:55 PM
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Let's show up and speak up Monday, July 27th 6pm.

Residents of Salem and surrounding areas deserve a real say in what gets built here and what impacts our lives and our environment!

PACK THE ROOM!

#NoSalemDataCenter #NoDataCenter #CityCouncil #SalemOr #Oregon
Flyer 1 text: SHOW UP MONDAY, JULY 27 • 6PM-8PM DATA CENTER IN SALEM HERE'S HOW TO FIGHT BACK: The Oakline at Mill Creek proposal is NOT approved yet. There is still time for the community to be heard, and your voice matters most right now, while the project is under review. SHOW UP! PACK THE ROOM! Salem City Council Meeting Loucks Auditorium at the Salem Public Library 585 Liberty St. SE, Salem Monday, July 27 6PM to 8PM PUBLIC COMMENT Public comment is your legal right. SPEAK UP! or EMAIL WRITTEN COMMENT Email your City Councilors and the Mayor. Submit written testimony to the city. Written comments become part of the public record whether or not you can attend. Email citycouncil@cityofsalem.net before 5 p.m. Monday, or drop off a paper comment at the City Recorder's Office, Civic Center (555 Liberty St. S.E., Room 225) Flyer 2 text: WHY PEOPLE ARE FIGHTING THIS: LACK OF TRANSPARENCY: Verrus approached the city through SEDCOR* in March 2025. The city signed a non-disclosure agreement. The public didn't hear a word until just this month, sixteen months later. And because the land is already zoned for it, there's no rezoning vote where residents get a formal say. Public pressure is the process. THE NOISE NEVER STOPS. Data centers run 24/7, and communities across the country that welcomed them are now living with the consequences. Residents near data centers report headaches, vertigo, nausea, sleep disturbances, ear pain, and hypertension a constant hum they can hear day and night. Much of it is low-frequency sound and infrasound - noise so low you feel it in your body rather than hear it, and it often doesn't even register on standard decibel meters, making local noise ordinances nearly impossible to enforce. In Virginia's data center corridor, neighbors describe sealing windows and sleeping with earplugs just to get through the night. Once it's built, you can't unbuild it. THE JOBS DISAPPEAR: The huge number of construction jobs being promised are temporary, they end when the buildings are done. What's left? About 75 permanent positions. That's a $5.1 BILLION facility employing fewer people than a single grocery store. WATER AND POWER: Verrus promises closed-loop cooling and grid-friendly design, but specific water figures haven't been released, and a facility of this scale is a massive new demand on regional infrastructure either way. *A private, nonprofit economic development agency. Residents of Salem and surrounding areas deserve a real say in what gets built here. SHOW UP JULY 27!
July 23, 2026 at 7:20 PM
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Several Salem manufacturers and entrepreneurs took home awards at SEDCOR's annual recognition of businesses and people promoting economic development in the mid-Willamette Valley.https://www.salemreporter.com/2025/09/16/sedcor-awards-2025-agility-robotics-don-pancho/
September 16, 2025 at 6:58 PM
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Salem Oregon: SEDCOR is negotiating with an AI data center builder to site one in Mill Creek Industrial park. The Salem City Council is aware and this has been ongoing for a year. Of course there’s NDA’s signed.
CALL CITY COUNCIL AND LET THEM KNOW WE DONT WANT A DATA CENTER!
July 7, 2026 at 1:09 AM
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More than likely it was select city staff and Salem Economic Development Commission (SEDCOR) that signed the non disclosure agreement. NDAs are standard SEDCOR procedure for these things. Salem City Council members are left in the dark with the public until It’s essentially a done deal.
August 5, 2026 at 11:14 PM
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Exciting developments are on the horizon for Marion County as Sedcor unveils ambitious projects, including a $52 million expansion and a groundbreaking waste-to-energy initiative!

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#MarionCounty #OR #BusinessExpansion #MarionCountyEconomicDevelopment #SustainableInnovation
SEDCOR reports on local business growth, cites multiple expansion projects and waste-to-energy interest
Strategic Economic Development Corporation presented a third-quarter report on Nov. 5 detailing business retention and expansion efforts in Marion County, including support for manufacturers and food processors, a large Norpak project (~$52 million), potential data center pre-applications, Project Barber Pole (a proposed waste-to-energy effort) and
citizenportal.ai
November 7, 2025 at 1:22 AM
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Happy Gilmore, golf’s most hilarious superhero, was our inspiration at the SEDCOR Oregon Par for the Panel annual golf tournament. Thanks to Naureen and the team at SEDCOR for a creative theme and putting on yet another fun and well-supported event!

#DeaconConstruction #SEDCOR #ParforthePanel
June 12, 2026 at 6:48 PM