Protect Your Home. Control Costs.
Families shouldn’t be taxed out of the homes they worked their whole lives to build. Kevin Cameron is focused on delivering results for Marion County—while keeping government accountable and affordable.
Donate$34M+ Wildfire Recovery Secured
10 New Sheriff Deputies Funded
$3M for Navigation Center
Proven Leadership Since 2005
KEVIN CAMERON
Focused on What Matters Most
Keeping Marion County Affordable
Responsible budgeting. No unnecessary tax increases. Protecting families and seniors from rising costs.
Public Safety
Funding deputies, strengthening emergency response, and investing in modern communication systems.
Housing & Homelessness
Practical solutions—shelters, housing support, and the Salem Navigation Center.
Wildfire Recovery
Rebuilding communities, securing funding, and preparing for future emergencies.
Infrastructure & Transportation
Safer roads, targeted improvements, and long-term planning.
Future Planning
Efficient systems and sustainable solutions for a growing county.
Wildfire Recovery
$12M
for Housing Recovery
$34M
for Infrastructure
Housing & Shelters
$3M
Navigation Center
$1.4M
Simonka Place
Senior
Housing Support
Public Safety
23+
Deputies Funded
Investments
for First Responders
Community Investments
Youth
Programs
Homeowner
Assistance
Rural
Development
ENDORSEMENTS
We support Kevin Cameron
“Commissioner Cameron has supported the Marion County Sheriff’s Office every day. He is deeply committed to ensuring the safety of the public.”
Nick Hunter
Marion County Sheriff
“Commissioner Kevin Cameron gets things done. Whether it is dealing with the homeless issue or providing strong support for public safety, people look to Kevin for leadership because they know he will deliver.”
Dick Withnell
Community Leader
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News & Events
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Homelessness, crisis services hot topics at state of Marion County
Bill Poehler, Salem Statesman JournalApril 1, 2026 Marion County’s commissioners shone a spotlight on investments for initiatives that help people who are homeless or in crisis during the annual State of the County address on May 31. In their speeches at the Salem Convention Center, commissioners Colm Willis and Danielle Bethell advocated for the state…
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Local leaders urge legislators to back new public safety building
Les Zaitz – KeizertimesFebruary 25, 2026 Keizer fire officials and their supporters should get an answer within days whether legislators will fund work on a new public safety building for the area. Action on state budget items is expected to begin in earnest next week as the 2026 session moves towards adjournment Sunday, March 8.…
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Marion County communities call for pause on Detroit Lake drawdown
By Joni Auden Land (OPB)Jan. 18, 2026 Cities like Salem and Stayton say lowering the reservoir could lead to destructive levels of turbidity. Local governments in Marion County are calling on the federal government to pause its plans to draw down Detroit Lake to its lowest levels in history this fall. Lowering the lake is…