The Village of Salisbury continues to actively pursue payment of overdue municipal wastewater accounts. As per the By-Law No. 45, Relating to the Collection of User-Charges for the Sanitary Sewerage System and By-Law No. 45-l, to Amend the Collection of User-Charges...

Do you rent, or want to rent, a home in the Village of Salisbury or the surrounding area?  If ‘Yes’, we would like your help! The Village of Salisbury needs more affordable and workforce housing. Information about current rent rates and related data can help justify...

The Village of Salisbury would like to provide residents with an update on the ATV (off-road vehicle) By-law. While Village administration continues to work toward considering certain routes for ATV access, the process of creating the by-law has been postponed due to...

The Village of Salisbury has been named the most active community in New Brunswick by ParticipACTION following the annual Community Better Challenge held in June. Salisbury residents tracked 11 million minutes of physical activity and had over 400 residents...

The Village of Salisbury is pleased to report that the popular Splash Pad at Highland Park has been back up and running. However, in effort to ensure that its water source remains sufficient, the Splash Pad hours of operation must be limited to 11am-5pm daily (NEWLY...

(Pictured above, from left: Salisbury Mayor Rob Campbell, Fire Chief Brad MacLeod, and Captain Doug Hamer of Salisbury Fire Rescue.) Salisbury has set a plan in motion for the construction of a new fire station. Yesterday, members of Salisbury Fire Rescue joined...

The public meeting scheduled for Wednesday, June 22nd at the Salisbury Lions Club has, unfortunately, been postponed. The new plan is to hold this meeting in August – exact date to-be-announced. The intent of the public meeting will be to establish a new version of...

The Village of Salisbury is pleased to announce that Austin Henderson has been appointed as the community’s first Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). He will officially assume the role on Monday, July 4, 2022. Henderson’s appointment comes after a recruitment process...

The Village of Salisbury’s goal is to have the Highland Park Splash Pad operational in July. It is also hoped that construction of a new Highland Park Washroom (which includes the splash pad mechanical room) will begin this Fall. There are some issues that must be...

After a strong showing in 2021, the Salisbury area is ready to reach even greater heights in this year’s ParticipACTION Community Better Challenge! Each year, communities compete to be named “Canada’s Most Active Community” and win either the grand prize of $100,000...

A committee of Salisbury Village Council formed to explore the feasibility of municipal legislation to permit street access for all-terrain vehicle users has submitted a report of its findings from an online survey conducted in April. As this committee of Council...

We want your input on Salisbury's 2023 budget priorities. Given the ongoing restructuring process for the new entity, the budget planning process is going to look different this year.  We're seeking input from residents on what you think the 2023 budget priorities for...

The Green Cross Certificate recognizes fire departments for rescues using the HURST Jaws of Life. Early morning on July 11, 2021, members of Salisbury Fire Rescue responded to a motor vehicle accident on Route 112 north of Salisbury in which a truck had gone off the...

*** JUNE 22 NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH MEETING IS CANCELLED! TO BE HELD INSTEAD IN AUGUST (EXACT DATE TO-BE-ANNOUNCED). *** Property crime is on the rise, but police can’t be everywhere all the time -- and that’s where we come in as citizens. There will be a public meeting...

Southeast Eco360’s “Mobile Eco-Depot” will be at the Salisbury Baptist Church, 3128 Main Street on Wednesday, May 18 and Thursday, May 19 from noon-8:00pm both days. Bring your household hazardous waste for safe disposal. These are products such as solvents,...

The Village of Salisbury Department of Infrastructure and Public Works wishes to inform residents of Smith Street that on Thursday, May 5, Smith Street will be closed to through-traffic in the vicinity of 73 Smith. This is due to a sewer repair project at that...

Village of Salisbury Spring Special Pick-Up Day is scheduled for Monday, May 2, 2022. Any items residents wish to have picked up must be placed at roadside.  Please be sure to have items at the curb early, as pick-up can commence anytime after 5:00am.✔ ...

The Village of Salisbury is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement to operate the Salisbury Lions Club Pool in 2022. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on Monday, April 18 by Mayor Rob Campbell and Lions Club president Darrel Coates. While the...

Change is coming to our community. A public meeting will be held on Thursday April 21st starting at 7 p.m. to discuss local governance reform and how it will change our communities. The meeting will be held at the Salisbury Lions Club, 63 Peter Street in Salisbury....

The Village of Salisbury is pleased to announce a planned upgrade of the facilities of the Shanea Street playground. Working with Councillor Nathan O’Blenis, the Department of Infrastructure and Public Works has arranged for the purchase and installation of new play...

RCMP serving the Village of Salisbury are investigating a case of vandalism and theft in which a small building was damaged and all of its wiring inside was stolen. The building, located on school property off Douglas Street, houses the electrical service for the...

The Village of Salisbury stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine. #standwithukriane

Our municipal office has been illuminated in blue and yellow and we are flying a Ukrainian flag to show that our thoughts and prayers are with all Ukrainians.

We are planning an evening peace event for area residents in the coming weeks, please stay tuned for details.

The Village of Salisbury is currently seeking a Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) to join their municipality’s team to provide leadership and strategic direction.Full details on requirements and responsibilities here. The Village of Salisbury offers a competitive...

Two years after the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was first felt in New Brunswick, the provincial government has announced a plan to lift all restrictions for the general public. The big day for the removal of all remaining mandates -- March 14, 2022. Meantime,...

>>UPDATE<< MAIN STREET HAS REOPENED.Main Street in Salisbury (Route 106) near civic 3041 will be CLOSED indefinitely by the New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (NBDTI) due to damage caused by McNaughton Brook floodwater on Friday,...

Citing signs that hospitalizations and case numbers have begun to plateau, and a decline in the number of health-care workers in isolation, at 11:59pm on February 18 New Brunswick will move back to Level 1 of its Coronavirus Recovery Winter Plan. At this point,...

The Village of Salisbury is accepting resumes for 2022 Summer job opportunities with the municipality. Please submit your resumes to the Village, either:- In person from 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday at the Village Office at 56 Douglas Street- By email...

Citing a manageable pace of COVID-19 hospitalizations, New Brunswick will return to Level 2 of the Province's coronavirus Winter plan as of 11:59pm, January 28th. Public Health urges New Brunswickers to get their vaccinations and boosters, wear masks and maintain...

Southeast Eco360's “Mobile Eco-Depot” will be at the Salisbury Baptist Church, 3128 Main Street on Wednesday, January 19th and Thursday, January 20th from noon-8:00pm both days. Bring your household hazardous waste for safe disposal. These are products such as...

The New Brunswick RCMP has launched its new Online Crime Reporting (OCR) website:https://ocre-sielc.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en Types of crime that can be reported using this tool are mischief/damage to property <$5,000, theft <$5,000 (incl. theft of a bicycle and theft...

New Brunswick is tightening its Winter Plan in the fight against the COVID-19 Omicron variant. In effort to limit contacts, the entire province will go to Level 3 from 11:59pm Jan. 14th until the end of day on Jan. 30th. This new level includes: a continuation of...

New Brunswick Public Health is responding to the presence of the COVID-19 Omicron variant with a number of changes to its Level 2 Winter coronavirus plan effective Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 11:59pm. Among the changes are: reserving PCR tests for only the highest...

The New Brunswick Government has announced plans to tighten its current COVID-19 response a few days after Christmas. The Province will move to Level 2 of its Winter Plan on December 27 at 11:59pm. This means households will, at that time, shift from having an...

With the confirmed presence of the COVID-19 Omicron variant in the province, the New Brunswick government is ramping up efforts to combat its spread. The new variant has been confirmed in three cases, including one in Zone 1, the Moncton region. A number of new...

CASUAL ON-CALL LABOURER The Village of Salisbury is currently accepting applications for the casual on-call position of Labourer/Winter & Summer Equipment Operator. A job description is also available at the Village Office, 56 Douglas Street. Please submit your...

With 97 new cases of COVID-19 in New Brunswick announced on December 3rd, the Provincial government unveiled a new plan for combatting spread of the coronavirus. Health Minister Dorothy Shephard says it will consist of a three-level alert system, with all of NB to be...

Today, the New Brunswick Government unveiled its decisions regarding municipal reform. Minister of Local Government and Local Governance Reform Daniel Allain released the much-anticipated White Paper, “Working together for vibrant and sustainable communities”White...

The New Brunswick Government has announced changes to its State of Emergency "Circuit Breaker" taking effect on Friday, November 12th at 6:00pm. The circuit breaker will continue for another seven days in parts of Zone 1 (Moncton region), but will be reduced to only...