Salisbury Council has approved its 2025 budget, which includes a general operating budget of around $7.9 million.
Residents can expect no changes in their property tax rate and the sewer budget will remain $400 per unit.
Mayor Robert Campbell announced the 2025 budget during one of their recent council meetings.
“We can maintain the rate going into 2025 for all sub-units while continuing to act on strategic priorities,” Campbell said.
The budget shows that $650,000 is going to the 2025 Capital Budget that will go towards several projects.
- Construction of a new public park in Spring Garden
- Installation of safety railings on the railway trestle
- Replacing the culvert at Reeder Road/Route 106 intersection
- Increased holiday lighting at Highland Park
In addition, starting in February 2025, Salisbury will join a new regional waste collection service to improve waste management.
The budget also allocates $150,000 for a Residential Development Incentive Program to increase the housing supply.
To find more information on the report, visit Salisbury 2025 operating and utility budget.
