Washington County Indiana Events | Salem IN Museums, Speedway & Family Activities

Washington County, Indiana is home to a vibrant calendar of local events, attractions, and family-friendly activities in Salem, IN and the surrounding communities. Visitors can explore year-round exhibits and special events at Stevens Memorial Museum, which houses the John Hay Center, and at The Depot Railroad Museum, both celebrating the rich history of Salem and Washington County. For outdoor entertainment and motorsports excitement, Salem Speedway is a top destination for racing events in Southern Indiana. Families looking for educational and community programs can enjoy story times, workshops, and seasonal events at the Salem Indiana Public Library, making Washington County a popular destination for history, outdoor fun, and family activities in Southern Indiana.

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Salem, Indiana (July 14, 2021) - The City of Salem has lifted its boil water advisory at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, July 13, 2021. This precautionary measure was put in place to err on the side safety. 

Our water plant had an adverse issue over the weekend that was fixed by the crew and engineers on site. This was an internal issue with a chlorine bleach pump feed and was discovered and addressed by Saturday evening. 

We did not lose disinfection and only suffered from low volume. Testing water samples after the repair to ensure safety was the most time consuming, resulting in the extended advisory. All testing was completed today, and the advisory was then cancelled. 

The City of Salem certainly thanks our customers for understanding and being patient while we ensured a safe water supply. 

We will be working on implementing an automated notification system in the future and will make that announcement at a later date. 

Once again, thank you for your patience and understanding during the advisory period. 

As always, please feel free to contact me or the City of Salem Water Department with any questions or concerns. 

Sincerely, 

Justin Green
Mayor