Mayor Julie Hoy

Directions Website Contact the organization

Mayor Julie Hoy This is the personal page of Mayor Julie Hoy. This page is maintained by Julie and her team and is not an official City of Salem, Oregon account.

Full disclaimer here: https://facebook.com/MayorJulieHoy/directory_privacy_and_legal_info A Note From Julie

Dear Friend,​

I never dreamed I would run for office. But I found myself with a decision to make. Would I continue to criticize and complain or step up to help? I care about my neighborhood, where I have lived for over thirty years. I care about the entire city of Salem which has so much to offer, but right now, is struggling. From homelessness and mental health, to drug addiction, property crimes and a lack of affordable housing, we need our City Council to do more. During this campaign, I know people will try to put me in a box. I want you to know that I care about the residents of Ward 6 more than any party or ideology. I am running because I believe I have the experience needed to help find solutions that work for everyone. I have worked in the nonprofit world, providing services to those who could not otherwise afford them. I have advocated for those without a voice and I believe strongly in the fact that we all deserve to be heard. I am a small business owner who has survived some of the most difficult times. I have signed both the front and the back of many a paycheck. Business, government and the nonprofit worlds should not be adversaries – our community desperately needs them to be partners, working together for the good of all. We have seen our city flounder as elected leaders have chosen ideology and soft choices instead of really digging in to find solutions that work, even if they aren’t easy. If you elect me as your councilor I promise I will always listen and do the hard work to find common ground for the good of all. Julie Hoy




Biography

Born and raised in the Pacific North West, Julie Hoy has lived in the same home, located in Ward 6, in Salem for over thirty years. This is where Julie and her husband chose to live, work, and raise a family. Julie is a musician and while raising her kids, helped to start a nonprofit organization that works closely with underserved children and adults in southern Mexico. Two decades later, Julie is still investing in this effort.
​
In 2017 Julie and her husband purchased a small family restaurant in Salem. While incredibly rewarding, this business journey has also been challenging. Julie has seen firsthand how hard it is to navigate the requirements of government while trying to keep her staff employed and her customers satisfied.

​Julie believes that our community is best served when everyone gets involved and helps find solutions. She wants to be our voice on the Salem City Council to represent Ward 6 and help make all of Salem a better place. Join Julie's Team

Julie is working hard on this campaign but she can’t do this alone. Please take a moment to sign up for Julie’s campaign updates and let us know how you want to get involved. Together, we can get Salem back on track. In the contact form below, please let us know how you can help:
​
I’ll put up a lawn sign! I’ll make phone calls! I’ll go door to door in my neighborhood! I’ll let Julie use my name for an endorsement!
​
​Campaigns can be expensive, and every dollar you contribute will help Julie get her message out to the voters of Ward 6. Did you know? Oregon has a political tax credit. You can contribute $50 ($100 for joint filers) and get that back on your taxes next year! Julie Hoy for City Council
Ward 6

Another great Salem Mayor’s Cup! 🏈It was an honor to join North Salem and South Salem over the weekend for this year’s g...
10/06/2026

Another great Salem Mayor’s Cup! 🏈

It was an honor to join North Salem and South Salem over the weekend for this year’s game and continue such a fun community tradition. Congratulations to South Salem on the win, and to both teams for the hard work, sportsmanship, and school spirit they brought to the field.

It’s always special to see students, families, alumni, and neighbors come together to support our local student athletes. Congratulations to both teams on a great game!

Photo Credit: Kevin Neri/Statesman Jorunal

It was an honor to proclaim September 15th through October 15th as National Hispanic Heritage Month in Salem, recognizin...
09/25/2026

It was an honor to proclaim September 15th through October 15th as National Hispanic Heritage Month in Salem, recognizing the rich history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans in our community.

I was especially grateful to present the proclamation to Angelina Martinez, Director of Operations for the Latino Business Alliance. I’ve had the privilege of staying involved with the Alliance and have such a deep appreciation for the Latino business owners, families, and community leaders who contribute so much to Salem.

This month is an opportunity to celebrate those contributions, learn from one another, and recognize the many ways our Hispanic and Latino neighbors help make Salem the community we’re proud to call home. ❤️

Proud to recognize National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week here in Salem! Education and learning can open doors ...
09/18/2026

Proud to recognize National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week here in Salem!

Education and learning can open doors at every stage of life, and I’m grateful for the educators, organizations, and community partners helping our neighbors build skills, confidence, and new opportunities for themselves and their families.

At Monday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Julie Hoy proclaimed National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week (September 13-19, 2026) an observance that highlights how adult education and family literacy empower individuals and strengthen our community.

The proclamation was received by Holly Nelson, chief officer, Workforce Innovation & Economic Development at Chemeketa Community College.

Thank you to everyone helping Salem learners of all ages build skills, confidence and new opportunities.

One of the greatest privileges of serving as Mayor is the opportunity to learn from people doing innovative work in thei...
09/11/2026

One of the greatest privileges of serving as Mayor is the opportunity to learn from people doing innovative work in their communities. During my visit to San Diego, I learned about their approach to homeless outreach alongside Mayor Todd Gloria and Kevin Paschal, a physician assistant with San Diego Fire-Rescue. Bringing medical care directly to people on the street was especially powerful to see. There is no single answer to homelessness, mental illness, addiction, or public safety—but there is so much we can learn from one another. I’ll keep asking questions, listening, learning, and bringing those lessons home to Salem.

07/16/2026

This council does great work when it works together. City staff has worked diligently to develop a good working relationship with ODOT. This is a team effort!

Catch Chemeketa Musical Theater Under the Stars tonight at Riverfront Park, 7:30 tonight! Shows tomorrow also. I attende...
07/12/2026

Catch Chemeketa Musical Theater Under the Stars tonight at Riverfront Park, 7:30 tonight! Shows tomorrow also. I attended the matinee today. It was wonderful. So well done! There are a lot of very talented people in Salem. We are so blessed!

Chemeketa Community College in partnership with local theatre professionals present Mean Girls the Musical

Wow! Thank you for sharing. Such important work… the kind of help you hope you never need. And… in case of a genuine eme...
06/23/2026

Wow! Thank you for sharing. Such important work… the kind of help you hope you never need. And… in case of a genuine emergency… our CERT volunteers will be ready! Thank you all!

Our West Salem Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) were honored to welcome Mayor Julie Hoy (pictured with Mark Wardell, West Salem Team Lead) to their training meeting. Mayor Hoy took the time to visit with our volunteers, learn about the work CERT members are doing in West Salem, and hear how local residents are helping build a stronger, more prepared community.

Our CERT volunteers dedicate countless hours to training, exercises, community events, and preparedness education. They do it because they care deeply about their neighbors and want to be ready to help when emergencies happen.

Having the Mayor stop by and recognize those efforts meant a great deal to the team. Her visit was a reminder that community preparedness is truly a partnership—one that includes volunteers, city leaders, public safety agencies, and residents all working together.

Thank you, Mayor Hoy, for your support of emergency preparedness and for taking the time to meet with our amazing volunteers.

And to our West Salem CERT members—thank you for everything you do to make our community safer, stronger, and more resilient. We’re proud of each and every one of you!

If you want more information on CERT. Please visit: salemoregoncert.org

Yes! Such important work. Thank you all!
06/08/2026

Yes! Such important work. Thank you all!

06/06/2026

Congratulations to all! And… May all of those in need find there way to you for healing, wellness and hope!

Address

Salem, OR

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Mayor Julie Hoy posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Mayor Julie Hoy:

Shortcuts

Share