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The City’s Compost Facility will close in December, open for two dates in January and resume regular Friday operations in February.

Changes to City office hours, transit operations, and other municipal services during the Veterans Day and Thanksgiving holidays.

Nominate your favorite holiday-decorated landscape for a chance to be recognized in the City’s annual Holiday Landscape of the Month contest.

Residents, volunteers, and City staff came together October 23–24 to beautify the 500 and 600 blocks of West Liberty Street during the annual BlockWork event.

Residents can recycle their undecorated pumpkins through the City’s yard waste collection program until December 4.

Salisbury-Rowan Utilities reminds residents to keep fats, oils, grease and wax out of drains this holiday season to prevent sewer blockages and protect local waterways.

A new downtown mural honoring former Mayor Karen Alexander is set to take shape in November, with a community dedication planned for December.

Salisbury Transit will offer FREE rides on Tuesday, November 3, in recognition of Election Day.

With Halloween events planned throughout Salisbury on October 30 and 31, residents and visitors are encouraged to plan for temporary street closures, increased pedestrian traffic and additional safety precautions while enjoying the festivities.