Salem city councilors to vote Monday on putting $14 million tax levy on May ballot 

Salem city councilors will vote Monday on putting a property tax increase on the May ballot which, if accepted by voters, would help the city balance a nearly $14 million budget deficit and avoid drastic cuts to city services. 

If voters reject the measure at the ballot box, city leaders say they will have no choice but to make sweeping cuts to city services, which could include shutting down a fire station, taking police off…