The Salisbury Police Department is offering two engaging, hands-on summer camps created for youth in the Salisbury-Rowan Community.
City Employee Donates 12 Inches of Hair to Support Those in Need
For some, a haircut is just a routine change—but for Vickie Eddleman, a 25-year City of Salisbury employee, it's an act of compassion and purpose. This spring, Vickie donated 12 inches of hair to Hair We Share, a nonprofit that creates wigs for those experiencing medical hair loss.
The Salisbury Police Department is proud to announce the recent hire of Audria Bridges, the department’s new Deputy Chief of Police. With a distinguished 28-year career in law enforcement, she brings a wealth of experience, a servant leadership mindset, and a deep commitment to community-centered policing.
This month’s employee spotlight is Victoria Trexler, the City’s traffic engineer. Victoria helps manage signal timings and coordination plans for the city’s corridors, addresses citizen requests related to signs, speed limits, parking, alleys, and safety concerns, and performs various traffic-related studies to evaluate roadways within the city.
The Salisbury Police Department responded to the parking lot of 127 East Innes Street in reference to shots being fire on Saturday October 6 2024, at approximately 2:49 a.m.
The City of Salisbury will operate on the following schedule for the Juneteenth holiday, Wednesday, June 19:
Salisbury resident and active community member Tina Gaines-Abraham urges local seniors to participate in the Parks and Recreation & Senior Center Master Plan, which aims to assist in developing a new recreation, aquatics/pool, and senior center project. Abraham, originally from Bronx, New York, moved to Salisbury four years ago.
Mayor Karen Alexander delivers the State of the City Address highlighting achievements and outlining the city's future plans.
The City of Salisbury will operate on the following schedule for the Memorial Day holiday, Monday, May 27:
Salisbury Fire Department (SFD) Division Chief Terry Smith has been promoted to deputy fire chief. In his new role, Smith oversees the fire department's administrative, support services, and fire prevention divisions. He will continue to oversee the new Fire Station 3 construction project.