Traffic Advisory

The New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure, along with the Village of Salisbury, wishes to advise the travelling public that construction on Route 112 in Salisbury may cause traffic delays. DTI will be paving a 1.3-kilometre section of Route 112, also known as Fredericton Road. The Village of Salisbury will also be doing work on sidewalks (the existing sidewalk will be extended to Twilight Avenue). Construction is expected to last until October 18th. The department apologises for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciates the public's patience.

Salisbury Primary Health Care Office

New Brunswick’s Horizon Health Network has officially announced the opening of the Salisbury Primary Health Care Office. Located at Salisbury Pharmacy at 3154 Main Street and staffed by Nurse Practitioner Jaelle Poirier and Administrator Krista Ogilvie, the office is open two days each week with a mandate to serve residents of the region who are currently without access to a primary health care provider; that is, a family doctor or nurse practitioner. Potential patients must register in advance via Patient Connect NB, which can be accessed by phoning Tele-Care (811) or visiting Tele-Care online (https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/health/Hospital-Services/content/Patient_Connect_NB.html). Patients are seen on Mondays and Fridays between the hours of 9:00am and 4:00pm by appointment only, while Tuesdays will be administration days. There will be no after-hours or walk-in appointments offered. In a press release, Kathleen Buchanen, Horizon’s Director of Primary Health Care for the Moncton Area, says patients who have registered with Patient Connect NB “are being contacted and the reception has been positive.” Horizon Vice President Community Jean Daigle notes that “none of this would have been possible without the collaboration from the Village of Salisbury.” Nurse practitioners are trained to diagnose and treat common acute health problems, monitor and manage chronic diseases, and prescribe diagnostic testing, medications, and other treatments.
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Pictured (left to right) in front of Salisbury Pharmacy are: Kathleen Buchanen (Director, Primary Health Care Program-Moncton Area), Terry Keating (Mayor, Village of Salisbury), Dyson Jones (Owner/Pharmacist, Salisbury Pharmacy Ltd.), Jean Daigle (Vice-President Community, Horizon Health Network), and Blake Bartlett (Councillor, Village of Salisbury).

Salisbury Celebrates Canada Day 2019!

  

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 Join us in celebrating Canada Day 2019 at beautiful Highland Park!  

 
MONDAY, JULY 1st FROM 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
 
 
Events to Take Place at Highland Park (29 Highland Drive), Weather Permitting, or at
the Municipal Building (56 Douglas Street) if the weather does not cooperate.
 
Flag-Raising Ceremony & Marching of the Colours
Free Barbecue & Canada Day Cake
Music by the Zack Lane Trio!
Face-Painting & Games 

                             Zack Lane Trio

Colouring Contest (page):
 
 

 

     Drop off your entry in the Village Office drop-box before June 28th. You could win a prize!

     All colouring contest entries will be displayed at the Municipal Building.

     Presentation of prizes will take place during the Canada Day Celebration.

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Congratulations to the Graduates of 2019

Mayor and Council would like to congratulate the 2019 Graduating Class of JMA Armstrong High School on their fine achievement. May the future hold much success for you all!

Pothole Season

Although it is a welcome season following a hard Winter, Spring, unfortunately, is also the season of potholes. Potholes are brought on by the many freeze-thaw cycles that wreak havoc on the asphalt after water gets into the cracks formed by the wear and tear of traffic. During the first month or so of Spring, our Salisbury Works Department, like other municipal public works departments throughout New Brunswick, tackles the potholes that form on our Village-maintained roadways by way of what’s called “cold patch asphalt.” This serves as a temporary solution until the hot asphalt plants open midway through the season. After these facilities open, contractors are scheduled to apply more permanent fixes to the municipal pothole problem. If you have concerns about any potholes in particular that are located on our municipal streets in the Village, our Works Department can be reached through the Village Office at 372-3230. However, it must be noted that it is the New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure that maintains three of the main roads within the Village limits, those being Route 112 (River Road and Fredericton Road) and Route 106 (Main Street/Salisbury Road). These three routes are “Provincially Designated Highways” and any concerns about them should be phoned in to the Salisbury DTI garage (372-3302) or to MLA Mike Holland at his constituency office at 1037 Route 114 in Lower Coverdale (856-4961).

2019 Student Summer Jobs

The Village of Salisbury will soon begin the process of hiring its 2019 student employees for Summer jobs. There will be positions in the Village Office, in our Works Department, and in our Parks & Leisure Department. The office job includes helping organize Canada Day and Community Days activities; the Works jobs include parks, lawn and wastewater lagoon maintenance; and the Parks & Leisure jobs include youth and seniors programs, and sports field and park maintenance. If you are a student and are interested in any of these Summer job opportunities, you're urged to apply using your provincial SEED program voucher (if applicable) and submit your resume directly to the Village, either in person from 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday at the Village Office; by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; by fax at (506) 372-3225, or by regular mail to: Village of Salisbury, 56 Douglas Street, Salisbury, NB, E4J 3E3.

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