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The 4/7/2026 council meeting video is now available to view.

Salisbury residents are invited to a Town Hall conversation about data centers on Tuesday, April 14, 6 p.m. at City Park Recreation Center, 316 Lake Drive.  The goal of the event is to engage with residents about data centers by listening to concerns and providing information.

The Salisbury Fire Department responded to a structural fire at 504 Union Heights Blvd at approximately 12:03 p.m. on Monday, April 6. Within four minutes of dispatch, units arrived to find a single-story duplex heavily involved in flames.

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Detectives with the Salisbury Police Department have made two arrests in connection with the death investigation of Landis Darnell Glaspy (DOB: 03/17/1971), which was previously reported on January 22, 2026.

The CDBG and HOME Program Action Plan is available for viewing at City Hall (217 S. Main St.), City Office Building (132 N. Main St.), and Rowan Public Library (201 W. Fisher St.). It is also available online at salisburync.gov/housing. Comments may be submitted to Graycen Murray by email at graycen.murray@salisburync.gov or by phone at 704-638-5324.

Due to unforeseen delays, recycling collection will be running behind schedule this week.

Nominations are  being accepted for the 2026 Dr. Elizabeth Duncan Koontz Humanitarian Award.

BlockWork is a volunteer neighborhood improvement project sponsored by the Community Appearance and Housing Advocacy Commissions that provides exterior improvements for selected blocks within Salisbury city limits.

The Main Street Streetscape Project remains in development as construction reviews continue.