This month’s employee spotlight is Erica Carter Moore, a Salisbury transit operator. In her role, Erica ensures that buses are ready for the road, performing pre-trip tasks like fueling and prepping the vehicles.

It is with profound sadness that the City of Salisbury announces the passing of Mayor Karen Alexander, a dedicated public servant whose leadership and vision guided the city toward a brighter future. Mayor Alexander, first elected to Salisbury City Council in 2013, served as mayor during two separate terms beginning in 2015 and again in 2020. Throughout her tenure, she focused on strengthening the community’s economic base, expanding opportunities for residents, and enhancing the overall quality of life.

For the second consecutive year, the Salisbury Community Appearance Commission invited the public to help select the best downtown holiday decorations. Voters were presented with six categories and had the opportunity to enter their names into a drawing for Downtown Dollars, encouraging robust participation and community engagement.

Con artists and scammers are particularly active during the holiday season, both in-person and online.Salisbury Police offer a few tips to stay safe from criminals this holiday season.

The City of Salisbury announces a series of street closures to accommodate the annual ‘Tis the Season Holiday Parade and Spectacular in the Park event in downtown Salisbury on Wednesday, November 27. Residents and visitors should plan for temporary traffic adjustments throughout the day.