On September 21, 2026, the Town of Salisbury held a Public Hearing under the Community Planning Act for the proposed Sunrise/Twilight Subdivision. Leading up to, and as part of, the Public Hearing, the Town received a number of inquiries relative to the proposed...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Harvest Fest events scheduled to take place at Highland Park on September 18-19, 2026, between 6:00 PM Friday and 4:00 PM Saturday, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in...

Education and Early Childhood Development / Transportation and InfrastructureEducation and training Land being exchanged to secure site of new school in SalisburyNew building will replace Salisbury Elementary School NBSeptember 16, 2026 SALISBURY (GNB) – The...

Residents and motorists are advised that the Town will be undertaking a capital project on Dundee Drive commencing on Monday, September 14, 2026, and expected to last until Oct. 2nd. This work involves the paving of the Dundee Drive extension (approximately 200...

Salisbury Town Council has accepted the results of a residents survey conducted this past Winter. Consultants Narrative Research presented their findings at the Council meeting held July 13, 2026. 82% of respondents are very pleased with their quality of life, scoring...

Today, the Town was informed by CIBC that they have made a business decision to permanently close their physical branch in Salisbury, effective April 15, 2027. The Town is deeply disappointed by this decision, especially given CIBC's nearly 100-years operating in our...

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the Town of Salisbury intends to consider proposed By-laws to amend By-law No. 16 the “Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan" and No. 17, the “Town of Salisbury Zoning By-law.’’ The proposed By-laws are intended to amend...

* DEADLINE EXTENDED *   The Town of Salisbury is looking for public input to inform the next five-year Strategic Plan. Residents are invited to complete an online survey here before the end of the day on Monday, September 7, 2026:...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Community Days events scheduled to take place at Highland Park on Saturday, August 15, between 11:00 AM and 10:00 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in April, 2025....

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on August 10, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting. With...

Salisbury Town Council is taking steps to improve the delivery of health-care services in the Community. At the Regular Council Meeting of July 13, 2026, Council approved the signing of a Letter of Intent with Horizon Health Network (Horizon) to support efforts to...

Pictured: Salisbury Mayor Rob Campbell presenting a cheque to Salisbury Regional School Principal Joshua Hebb to help with the renovations to create the SRS Performing Arts Centre. The grant was approved by Town Council at its meeting held March 9, 2026. LINKS:...

Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Council of the Town of Salisbury intends to consider a proposed By-law to amend By-law No. 16, the “Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan.” The proposed By-law is a text amendment to create a new residential zone, Residential Mix...

In recognition of a 2025 rescue using the Hurst Jaws of Life at the scene of a motor vehicle accident, seven members of Salisbury's volunteer fire department have received the Green Cross Award. Fire Chief Brad MacLeod made the presentations on July 13, 2026, to...

Phyllis Bannister will serve as Deputy Mayor of Salisbury for the next year. The nomination put forth at the July 13th meeting by Councillor Holly McNeil, and seconded by Councillor Nathan O'Blenis, was unanimously approved. This is a familiar role for Councillor...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on July 13, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting. With...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that during the Salisbury Music Festival on Thursday, July 16, 6:00 PM-10:00 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15. Special Event Parking Restrictions are intended to ensure emergency vehicle access,...

The Town wishes to advise that during the Town’s Canada Day celebrations on Wednesday, July 1, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15. Special Event Parking Restrictions are intended to ensure emergency vehicle access, traffic flow, and access...

During the Committee of the Whole meeting of June 22, 2026,  Salisbury Town Council provided direction, at the recommendation of the Salisbury Community Days Committee, on Community Days programming. As of this year, the annual parade will no longer be a part of the...

The new Salisbury Town Council, elected in the municipal election held May 11, 2026, was sworn in Monday evening before a packed public gallery of family and friends in Council Chambers. New to Town Hall are Councillors Krista Ingraham-Côté (representing Ward 4),...

On behalf of CN, the Town of Salisbury wishes to advise residents and motorists of upcoming work to undertake a full rehabilitation of the railway crossing on Reeder Road. Location: Reeder Road at the railway crossing. Date and time: Thursday, June 4, 2026, from 7:00...

News Release Whistler, BC (May 27, 2025) – The Town of Salisbury, NB has received national recognition from the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators (CAMA) for its Net-Zero Ready Salisbury Fire Rescue Station. The municipality was presented with the 2026...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Special Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on May 8, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting. Reports...

There are three new Town Councillors in Salisbury following the municipal election held Monday. Elected to represented Ward 4 is Krista Ingraham-Côté, filling a position that had been vacant for 10 months following the resignation of Joe D'Ettore, who had to step down...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorists and residents of a planned capital project on River Road (Route 112) beginning on Monday, April 13, 2026, and expected to last eight weeks (until June 5, 2026). This work consists of the extension of existing storm...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Special Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on April 7, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting....

On Monday, May 11, New Brunswickers will head to the polls to elect their local government representatives, as well as District Education Council members. Residents of the Town of Salisbury will elect a mayor and seven councillors. Like the mayor, one councillor is an...

Notice is hereby given that on April 13, 2026, the Municipal Capital Borrowing Board will hear the application of the Town of Salisbury for authorization to borrow money for a capital expense as set forth in subsection 4(1) of the Municipal Capital Borrowing Act:...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on March 9, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting. Monday...

During the Regular Council Meeting of March 9, 2026, Salisbury Town Council held first and second readings of four municipal by-laws. Pursuant to Section 70 of the Local Governance Act, this Public Notice shall constitute public notice of the Town’s intent to read the...

On February 11, 2026, the Town of Salisbury received a Certificate of Determination under the New Brunswick Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation for File Number 164301, Sunrise Twilight Subdivision. This step provides the environmental conditions required on the...

Members of the public are advised that on Wednesday, March 4, between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM, a private event will be having horse-drawn wagon rides on the lower level (Wetland Trail) of Highland Park. During the event, the Wetland Trail and Highland Park will remain...

The Town of Salisbury is encouraging residents to keep a close eye on their mailboxes in the coming days in anticipation of receiving their Access Code to the Town of Salisbury Resident Survey. The Town has engaged Narrative Research to undertake a third-party survey...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Special Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on Friday, February 27, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council...

The Town of Salisbury has engaged Narrative Research, an Atlantic Canadian research company, to undertake a town-wide Resident Survey to gauge resident feedback, satisfaction, and to inform future priority setting for the Town. All households in the Town of Salisbury...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that from the beginning of the Swedish Lantern Walk at the Wetland Trail on Sunday, February 16, 6:00-7:30 PM, until the conclusion of Family Day at Highland Park on Monday, February 16, 1:00-4:00 PM, Event Parking Restrictions...

TOWN OF SALISBURY NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO AMEND THE ZONING BY-LAW TO PERMIT SHIPPING CONTAINERS TO BEUSED AS A TEMPORARY/SEASONAL VENDING FACILITY AND FOR THIS TO BE APERMITTED USE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY USE ZONE Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Council of the Town...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on Monday, February 9, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal Council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on Monday, January 12, 2026. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council...

In 2025, the Town of Salisbury issued 75 permits for a total construction value of $37,853,219 with institutional permits leading the way at $20-million in construction value. “The Town’s development activity demonstrates how our strategic planning and foresight lead...

Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Council of the Town of Salisbury intends to consider a proposed By-law to amend By-law No. 16, the “Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan,” and a proposed By-law to amend By-law No. 17, the “Town of Salisbury Zoning By-law.’’ The...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on December 8, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting:...

Santa Claus visited Highland Park on Dec. 4 for the annual Tree Lighting. If you braved the chilly weather, we're glad you came out to meet Santa, visit our vendors, and enjoy the Christmas performance by the Salisbury Baptist Church Junior Choir. Happy Holidays,...

Congratulations to the winners of the 2025 Town of Salisbury Holiday Card Contest: Amy Lutes (cover) and Katie MacCallum (back). Thank you to everyone who submitted a design in this contest!Front:Back:

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Santa Comes to Town / Tree Lighting event at Highland Park on Thursday, December 4, 5:30 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in April, 2025. Special Event Parking...

Public Notice is Hereby Given that the Council of the Town of Salisbury intends to consider a proposed By-law to amend By-law No. 16, the “Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan.” The proposed By-law is intended to redesignate the property known as PID # 01052695, located...

During the Regular Council Meeting of November 17, 2025, Salisbury Town Council approved the 2026 General Operating and Utility Budgets, which have been sent to the Province of New Brunswick for final approval. The General Operating Budget for the Town in 2026 will be...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on November 17, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting:...

For release - November 8, 2025 Today, the Town of Salisbury was proud to announce the grand opening of the new Salisbury Fire Rescue Station, a modern, net-zero ready facility that strengthens emergency response, supports firefighter training, and addresses the needs...

The Town of Salisbury is proud to partner with Royal Canadian Legion Br. 31 on the Legion’s continuing Veterans Banners program. Banners commemorating military veterans, past and present with connections to the Salisbury region, have been installed on utility poles in...

The Town of Salisbury Holiday Card Contest is back for 2025! Submit an original card design for your chance to have your artwork featured on the Town's official holiday greeting card. Here’s what you need to know: Submissions must be dropped off at the Town Office (56...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Halloween Pumpkin Walk on Friday, October 24, 6:00 PM-7:30 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in April, 2025. Special Event Parking Restrictions are intended to...

Take Action on Radon, a coalition of national health organizations in partnership with the Town of Salisbury, is distributing 100 free radon test kits to raise awareness about the health risks associated with radon in anticipation of the upcoming National Radon...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on October 14, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Regular Council Meeting:...

During the Regular Council Meeting of October 14, 2025, Salisbury Town Council held first and second readings of By-Law No. 15-1, a By-Law to Amend By-Law No. 15, a By-Law of the Municipality of Salisbury Relating to Traffic. The proposed amendment, as discussed in...

Boundary Creek, New Brunswick, October 9, 2025 – Yesterday, the Town of Salisbury officially opened the new Roxboro Court Park located in the Spring Garden Subdivision in Ward 1 of the Town. The official ribbon cutting was made by Members of Salisbury Town Council,...

It has been a great year for development in Salisbury, thanks to a banner Summer construction season. In 2024, total construction value was $19.03 million, which included the Salisbury Fire Rescue Station (which represented over a 50% increase from 2023). This number...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Harvest Fest events from Friday, September 26, 7:00 PM, until Saturday, September 27, 4:00 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in April, 2025. Special Event Parking...

Since early 2024, the Town of Salisbury has been working actively on securing road access for all-terrain vehicles. Currently, ATVs are only permitted on certain Provincial roads under Highway Use Permits (HUP) that were approved in June of 2025. The latest submission...

The Town of Salisbury is soliciting input from residents and stakeholders on the proposed Sunrise Twilight Subdivision, specifically with respect to its environmental impact(s) and proposed mitigation measures. The undertaking is currently being reviewed by the...

The following represents a summary of decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on September 8, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting: Consent...

The new branch of trail from the Braemar-Parkin Trail to Main Street is now open! This is approximately 300-metres and connects the new trail directly to Main Street, between civic addresses 3092 Main Street and 3084 Main Street. As with the remainder of the trail,...

On August 15, 2025, the Town met with Rogers Communications as part of our ongoing dialogue to request improvements to cellular reception in our Community. During this meeting, the Town was advised that the Rogers tower installed on Main Street is expected to be...

Applications are now open for the September intake of the Town of Salisbury's new Storefront Beautification Grant Program. The Program was approved by Salisbury Town Council in May 2025. The goal of the Program is to support local businesses by helping with costs...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorized and pedestrian trail users that the NB-Trail, between Main Street and the Railway Trestle, will re-open as of 6:00 PM on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. After construction delays, the trestle upgrades are now completed. The...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise trail users that construction of a trail extension will begin on Wednesday, August 27, 2025. This work will entail the construction of an extension from the new trail to Main Street. The connection will be approximately...

The following represents a summary of the decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on August 11, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting: Consent...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that for the Community Days live music event on Saturday, August 16, 6:00 PM-10:00 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15, which was approved in April, 2025. Special Event Parking Restrictions are...

Wildfires continue to affect the province, including in the Southeast. Bonfires in the Town of Salisbury remain prohibited based on the provincial burn ban - this includes all fireworks. If residents are having bonfires, they must be reported by phoning 911. The Fire...

The Town of Salisbury has been advised that the P380 Bridge on Route 112 over the Petitcodiac River will see a temporary closure on Monday, August 11, to permit the set-up and removal of geo-technical testing equipment as part of the P380 Bridge replacement design...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise trail users that a section of the Braemar to Parkin Trail will be closed on Wednesday, August 6 from 8:00 AM to Friday, August 8 at 5:00 PM. The area affected is from the former Woodland Trail to the upper-level of the trail,...

The Town has been notified by CN that Scott Road will be closed at the railroad crossing on Monday, July 28 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, weather permitting. The closure is necessary to undertake a full rehabilitation of the crossing as part of work being undertaken on...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorists that Route 106 (Main Street) will be re-opened to traffic as of 5:00 PM today, July 25. Motorists are advised that work will continue in the next two weeks to complete final storm sewer connections and asphalt. When...

Please be advised that the Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan By-law No. 16 was approved by Council on June 10, 2025, and by the Minister of Local Government and Governance Reform on June 20, 2025.  The By-law was registered in the Westmorland Registry Office on July 9,...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorists and residents of the updated construction/detour plan for a capital project on Main Street (Route 106) at the intersection of Main Street and Reeder Road. Between Tuesday, July 22 and Friday, August 8, the Town will be...

The following represents a summary of the decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held by Salisbury Town Council on July 14, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting:  Consent...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise that during the Salisbury Music Festival on Thursday, July 17, 6:00 PM-9:30 PM, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15. This is the second event where Event Parking Restrictions are being implemented since...

Here is the update you’ve been waiting for! As of yesterday (July 8), leaks appear to have been fixed. Final plumbing repairs are being undertaken and expected to be completed tomorrow (July 10).  Here is what this means: We expect the pool to open next week, with...

Trail users are advised that over the next two weeks, the Town will be undertaking brush cutting along trail edges and installing culvert relief pipes for improved drainage. The trail will be open for the duration of work, but trail users are advised to be cautious of...

Our crews are still working at repairing leaks at the Salisbury Lions Pool. Additional work is expected tomorrow (July 4), at which point we expect the pool to be able to hold water. As of now, the pool will not open this week. While an opening next week is unlikely,...

The Town wishes to advise that during the Town's Canada Day celebrations on Tuesday, July 1, Event Parking Restrictions will be initiated as per By-Law 15. This is the first event where the Event Parking Restrictions are being implemented, since the By-law was...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorists and residents of a planned capital project on Main Street (Route 106) at the intersection of Main Street and Reeder Road. The work is expected to begin on July 2 and be completed by July 18, 2025. During the work, one...

The Town wishes to advise trail users that the work on the NB-Trail Railway Trestle is delayed until July 30, 2025. This additional delay is required to complete the installation of the timber railing. To date, the decking and timber curb has been completed....

Due to unforeseen circumstances that have required various repairs, the Salisbury Lions Pool will see a delay in opening. The Town has been working as fast as possible to repair several leaks that were identified when refilling began several weeks ago. Given the...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise motorists and residents of a planned capital project on MacDonald Road beginning on Monday, June 23, 2025, and expected to last until mid-August. The work involves the pulverizing and re-surfacing of approximately 190 metres of...

On June 18, the Town of Salisbury was advised that the Government of New Brunswick has issued Highway Use Permits (HUP) for regulated street access for all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on certain Provincial streets only within the Town. This takes effect immediately....

The Town of Salisbury wishes to notify motorists that the Salisbury Regional School (SRS) Graduating Class of 2025 will be hosting a procession on Main Street today, June 16, 2025. The procession will not entail any road closures, however, traffic delays are expected...

The Town of Salisbury welcomes the recent release of the New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure's latest three-year plan, The Road Ahead, which includes a long-awaited public confirmation of the Province’s intent to replace the P380 bridge in...

Please be advised that the Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan Amendment No. 50-2, which amends the Future Land Use Map of the Municipal Plan to redesignate a portion of the property known as PID 70286810 from Residential (R) to Industrial (I), was approved by Council on...

The following represents a summary of the decisions from the Special Council Meeting held virtually by Salisbury Town Council on June 10, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting....

The motoring public is hereby advised that during a Special Council Meeting of Salisbury Town Council held on June 10, 2025, a motion was passed temporarily affecting traffic regulations on the municipal streets of Parkin Street and Larsen Lane. From Wednesday, June...

Due to both weather delays and additional scope of work required, the closure of the Railway Trestle will be extended for an additional 30 days. The trestle has been closed since Tuesday, April 29 to permit for the installation of new timber decking and timber railing...

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) will be closing Route 106 (Main Street) to permit the replacement of the WM-32 Culvert between Parkin Street and Larsen Lane starting Tuesday, June 3. The road closure will remain in place until the project is...

Salisbury Town Hall will be closed on Friday, May 23, 2025. This is due to a full day of training for Town staff.  Phone messages to the departments of Infrastructure and Public Works, Recreation and Wellness, and Administration will be monitored during this time....

The following represents a summary of the decisions from the Regular Council Meeting held virtually by Salisbury Town Council on May 12, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting:...

During the Regular Council Meeting of May 12, 2025, Salisbury Town Council held First and Second Readings, by title only, of the consolidated by-laws, being By-law No. 16 and By-law No. 17, that merge the former Village of Salisbury Zoning By-law and Municipal Plan...

During the Regular Council Meeting of May 12, 2025, Town Council awarded the site work/park construction, as well as the supply/installation of playground equipment for the new Roxboro Court Park, to be located in the Spring Garden Subdivision in the Town’s Ward 1. In...

The Town of Salisbury wishes to advise both motorists and pedestrians that starting on Tuesday, April 29, the NB Trail (former railbed) trestle bridge will be CLOSED to all users to permit upgrades to be undertaken. The closure is necessary to undertake the...

As of Thursday, April 24, due to renovations at Salisbury Town Hall (56 Douglas Street) now taking place on the main level, in-person visits to Town Hall are by-appointment only. These measures will be in place until renovations are completed, which is expected to be...

The following represents a summary of the council decisions from the Regular Council Meeting of April 14, 2025. These represent highlights, and are not formal council minutes, which are posted upon approval at a future Council meeting. Consent Agenda: Council’s...