Thank You

I would like to say a big thank you to the many volunteers who gave of their time during our recent power outage. Council, Village Staff, Firefighters, EMO, NB Power, businesses, and citizens all pitched in and helped those in need of heat, food and water.

Thank you to the Lion's Club for opening their building as a warming center and the Baptist Church opening their building for showers. Thank you also for all the food that was donated and those who prepared meals.

A big thank you to the Firefighters who were out in the worst of the storm on Tuesday night answering the many calls coming in.

I am sure there were many acts of kindness shown to neighbors and families that we are not aware of and we can be proud we live in a community that always shows compassion when people are in need.

I believe that this emergency will better prepare us for any future weather or disaster emergencies and we can learn from this as to what worked and what we were falling short on.

So again thank you to everyone as it was appreciated by all.

Terry Keating
Mayor of Salisbury
 

 FD Thank You 

 

 

               Mayor Keating presenting the Fire Chief Dave Bannister with a token of
               thanks to the Firefighters Association for all of their help during the storm.

 

 

 

LionsThankyou

 

 

Mayor Keating Presenting King Lion Dwight Mann and Lew Murray with a token of thanks to the Salisbury Lions Club for all of their help during the storm.

The Memory Maple and Living Lindens' Tree Campaign

logo2The Salisbury Beautification Committee is excited to announce The Memory Maple and Living Lindens’ Tree Campaign. As part of our 2016 Phase One Concept Plans, the community of Salisbury will have the opportunity to purchase and plant a tree along Douglas Street.

A tree may be planted in memory of a loved one, families may choose to plant a commemorative  tree, or businesses may wish to sponsor a tree.  The cost to purchase and plant a tree is $500.

We are having this special online auction for one tree which will be planted in front of Salisbury Village Office.  The tree will also include a granite memorial plaque which will be placed at the base of the tree. Bidding begins at $750.

All proceeds will go to the Salisbury Beautification Project.

http://salisburybeautification2016.eflea.ca/

Attention Dog Owners

JUST FOR YOUR INFORMATION.....

Jessica MacDonald will be our 2019 Animal Control Officer for the Village of Salisbury.  She has been authorized by the Village Council to sell dog tags door-to-door.  Dog tags are also available at the Village Office and (before April 1st) at the Silver Fox Veterinary Medical Centre.  Please direct any complaints or inquiries to: Jessica at 378-3627  

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Historical Photos - Photos of the Past

If you have any historical photos of Salisbury or just photos of the village in the past, we would like the opportunity to scan and copy your photos for future preservation.  If you have an electronic copy of the photo, please send it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  If you only have the photo, please bring it to the office and we can scan your photo and return it as soon as possible.  Thanks!

Street Lights

If you notice a street light off or not working properly, please contact Trevor in the Works Department at 372-3243 or e-mail him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  He will need the location and any numbers on the pole when reporting the repair to NB Power.

A Word From Our Mayor

Welcome to our web site.  We thank you for your interest in our village and hope you find everything you need.  We are proud of our village and the services we offer and invite you to join our community and take part in the many activities and organizations available.

The Village of Salisbury is nestled along the Petitcodiac River in southeast New Brunswick.  The Village itself is approximately 14 sq. km, with a population of approximately 2208.

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