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Public Works is the daily maintenance provider for the citizens of Salisbury.

The mission for Public Works is to maintain city owned cemeteries, roadways, sidewalks, stormwater systems, public right of ways, and park and recreational areas. Public Works is responsible for collecting yard waste, household waste, and recycling for the citizens of Salisbury. Public Works also maintains the City’s fleet of vehicles and buildings and maintains telecommunications and radio equipment for all of Rowan County. It also oversees snow removal during inclement weather.


Divisions:

Cemetery

The Cemetery division is responsible for the sales of burial plots, scheduling services with funeral homes at the grave site, and answering questions and concerns from the public on cemeteries. Two cemeteries still have burial plots available for sale.


Cemeteries

Cemetery Manager

Lindsey Stegall
Public Works Admin Building
303 West Franklin Street
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

(704) 638-5250
lindsey.stegall@salisburync.gov

Grounds Maintenance

The Grounds Maintenance division maintains seven cemeteries, all park and recreational areas and City owned right of ways.


231 W. Franklin St.
Salisbury, NC 28144

Grounds Maintenance Supervisor

Brad Gorman
bgorm@salisburync.gov


Maintenance Supervisor

Patrick Snyder
psnyd@salisburync.gov

Stormwater

The Stormwater division manages the regulations set forth by NCDENR for water runoff and the maintenance of stormwater systems.


Public Works Admin Building
303 West Franklin Street
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

Stormwater

Public Works Administrative Services Manager

Elise Tellez 
lise.tellez@salisburync.gov 


Public Works Technician

Ben Parker
benjamin.parker@salisburync.gov

Streets, Bridges and Sidewalks

The Streets, Bridges and Sidewalk division maintains all city owned roads, bridges, and sidewalks. Maintenance consists of patching, replacing, and building new ones as needed. This division also maintains all regulatory signs and pavement markings along city rights-of-way. The Street Division also oversees street sweeping operations.


Public Works Admin Building
303 West Franklin Street
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

Maintenance Operations Manager

Carter Thomason
Carter.Thomason@salisburync.gov


Maintenance Supervisor

Patrick Snyder
psnyd@salisburync.gov

Sustainability

Sustainable Salisbury is a division of Public Works that provides recycling, compost, Adopt-A-Street, and other sustainable information to residents.


Public Works Admin Building
303 West Franklin Street
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144


Recycling Compost Adopt-A-Street

Sustainability Coordinator

Allie Elstermann
Allie.Thies@salisburync.gov
(704) 638-2098

Waste Collection

The Waste and Recycling division is responsible for the removal of residential garbage, yard waste, and recyclable materials. This division also manages a composting site with material given back to the citizen. During the fall and winter months the Waste division oversees the collection of loose leaves.


Public Works Admin Building
303 West Franklin Street
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144


Waste Collection Waste Collection Assistance Program

Sanitation Manager

Bailey Teixeira
Bailey.Teixeira@salisburync.gov<

Contact Us

303 West Franklin St.
Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

(704) 638-5260


photo of Chris Tester

Public Works Director

Chris Tester
ctest@salisburync.gov


photo of Michael Hanna

Assistant Public Works Director

Michael Hanna
mhann@salisburync.gov

What are my services?

With this custom application, citizens can enter their address in the Find Address box to locate a government facility and obtain information about curbside trash, yard waste and recycling services provided by the City of Salisbury, NC.

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Public Works Guide

Want all the information about waste collection, leaf services, recycling and more in one place? Download a copy of our Public Works guide, now in English and Spanish!

Public Works Guide - English (PDF)
Guía de Obras Públicas - Español (PDF)

Surplus Property

Currently the City of Salisbury uses two online auction sites: GovDeals and eBay. During the year items are placed on these sites that are available for auction. Auctions items vary from office furniture to unclaimed vehicles to technology products.

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Report an Issue

Citizens can log into the City of Salisbury's web application at salisburync.gov/311 to submit requests and complaints regarding issues such as missing road signs, pot holes, abandoned vehicles, city code infractions, illegal dumping, environmental health issues, ADA/accessibility, etc..

Report an Issue

Citizens can check report status on the City's self-service portal at salisburync.gov/energov and can request permits, plans, inspections  and other projects.

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Event date: 9/10/2024 5:30 PM Export event

Public Information Session: Fisher Street Bridge

Salisbury Public Works Director Chris Tester and Summit Design and Engineering Services, Inc., will provide an update on the future of the East Fisher Street Bridge with community stakeholders, Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 5:30 p.m. in Salisbury City Council Chambers, 217 S. Main St.

The East Fisher Street Bridge has been closed to vehicle traffic for more than two years as the bridge task force of various city staff collaborated on the best solution for the bridge’s future. The structure, one of five municipal bridges maintained by the city, is constructed mainly of timber, with steel I-beams spanning the railroad tracks. It is listed in a historic district of Salisbury, and inspected biannually by NCDOT to provide direction for required repairs.

City departments collaborating on the upcoming public information session include transportation, planning and neighborhoods, and Downtown Development. Following the session on Tuesday, Sept. 10, the task force will report to Salisbury City Council on its suggestion for the bridge’s future.

For more information, visit salisburync.gov/FisherBridge.

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RECYCLING


Learn how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help you, your community, and the environment by saving money, energy, and natural resources.


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STORMWATER


Public and private stormwater systems carry water runoff to the creek systems, which carries the water to High Rock Lake. Learn about what the City is doing to prevent this problem, and what you can do to help.


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COMPOSTING


All the yard waste material collected weekly is carried to the City's NCDENR permitted site to be processed and turned into usable mulch. This material is given away each Friday.


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GARBAGE


Learn about what options are available to reduce waste in the first place, and what should and shouldn't be going into your trash bin.


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