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Human Relations Commission to Host 2026 MLK Celebration; Wine About Winter Returns for 13th Year; Salisbury City Council to Hold Annual Planning Retreat

The video of the January 6th Salisbury City Council meeting is now available to view.

On October 30, 2025, the Salisbury Police Department was notified by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) that an unidentified individual had uploaded possible child pornography.

After conducting a national search and recruitment process, Salisbury City Manager Jim Greene has named Mark Drye as the new Finance Director. Drye will replace current Finance Director, Wade Furches, who is retiring at the end of February.

Due to a printing issue with our billing vendor, paper utility bills from Salisbury-Rowan Utilities will arrive later than usual.

The Salisbury Fire Department is providing an update on injuries sustained by twelve firefighters during Monday’s structure fire.

The Salisbury Fire Department is providing an update following the incident that resulted in injuries to twelve firefighters.

The City of Salisbury Transit Department is seeking public comments on upcoming service changes. Starting in January 2026, the current transit Route 3 or Blue Route will be serviced with on-demand microtransit. The Salisbury microtransit pilot project will function as a rideshare service where passengers can request a same day pick-up.