The City of Salisbury will operate on an adjusted schedule in observance of Memorial Day, Monday, May 26.
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.
The Salisbury Customer Service Center drive-thru is open and back in service.
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 City of Salisbury will operate on an adjusted schedule in observance of Good Friday, Friday, April 18.
2025 will be BlockWork’s 15th Anniversary! Nominate your block or neighborhood located within Salisbury city limits by May 1.
The City of Salisbury’s plan to relocate its raw water pump station on the Yadkin River has reached a turning point with the anticipated funding loss of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s 2021 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant.
The Salisbury Police Department and Rowan County United Way are proud to announce the Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation (BCJI) Grant Celebration to honor the achievements accomplished through the Summer West End programs. The celebration will take place on Wednesday, April 23, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Hall Gym, 1400 W. Bank St., Ste. B.
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? Rowan County poets are invited to participate in the first Sidewalk Poetry Project! The Public Arts Commission (PAC) modeled the Sidewalk Poetry Project after St. Paul, Minnesota, Santa Clarita, California and Cambridge, Massachusetts programs. The goal of the project is to celebrate Rowan County poets and create a trail of poems within Salisbury’s downtown.
In partnership with the Salisbury Public Arts Commission, the Salisbury Police Department will engage West End residents to paint on public crosswalks at the intersection of Lloyd and Horah in the West End neighborhood. The artwork will reflect the history, culture, and vibrancy of West End, and display creativity and community.