City Council - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Salisbury, NC
Meeting Date
August 18, 2026

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Tuesday, August 18, 2026

28 items on the agenda.

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Call to order.•Item 1.

Call to order.

Moment of Silence.•Item 2.

Moment of Silence.

Pledge of Allegiance.•Item 3.

Pledge of Allegiance.

Adoption of Agenda.•Item 4.

Adoption of Agenda.

Council to recognize Firefighters Joshua Helms-Shermer, Chris Newman, and Mark Dryomov for their heroic efforts that saved an unconscious occupant during a house fire. (Presenter – Fire Chief Bob Parnell)•Item 5.

Council to recognize Firefighters Joshua Helms-Shermer, Chris Newman, and Mark Dryomov for their heroic efforts that saved an unconscious occupant during a house fire. (Presenter – Fire Chief Bob Parnell)

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (a)

Approve the minutes of the special and regular meetings of August 4, 2026.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (b)

Adopt a budget Ordinance amendment to the FY2026-2027 budget in the amount of $50,000 to appropriate a T-Mobile Hometown Grant awarded to the Parks and Recreation Department for the outdoor fitness court located at the JC Optimist Sports Complex.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (c)

Authorize the City Manager to approve Purchase Order 270269 with Piedmont Truck Center in the amount of $105,100.80 for the purchase of a 2027 F550 Flat Bed Dump Truck for the Public Works Department Ground Maintenance.

This item is purchased using North Carolina State Contract #2510A and the purchase is included in the FY2026-2027 budget.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (d)

Authorize the City Manager to approve Purchase Order 270341 with Carolina Environmental Systems in the amount of $451,544 for the purchase of a 33 cubic yard automated side-loading refuse truck for the Public Works Department to support in-house recycling.

This item will be purchased using Sourcewell Contract #110223-THC and is included in the FY2026-2027 budget.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (e)

Authorize the City Manager to approve a three-year renewal contract with Level Solutions, LLC in the amount of $107,845.24 per year, for a three-year term for Microsoft Office 365.

This item is included in the FY2026-2027 budget.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (f)

Authorize the City Manager to approve Amendment 1 to the Professional Services Agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc. in the amount of $20,000 for the Eaman Park Stormwater Improvement Project increasing the contract authorization from $334,958 to $354,958.

This item is included in the FY2026–2027 budget.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (g)

Authorize the City Manager to execute a four-year contract with American Facility Services in the amount of $139,025.92 annually for City-wide janitorial services.

The total contract amount for all four years is $556,103.68 (one year with three possible extensions). This item is included in the FY2026-2027 budget.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (h)

Adopt a Resolution declaring one Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) fill station and one SCBA air compressor as surplus property and approving their donation to the Franklin Volunteer Fire Department.

Council to consider the CONSENT AGENDA:•Item (i)

Approve an update to the job and pay classification to add the position of Environmental Compliance Supervisor at Pay Grade 13.

This item is included in the FY2026-2027 budget.

Council to receive public comment.•Item 7.

Council to receive public comment.

Council to consider the voluntary annexation of 13.72 acres located at 1805 Old Concord Road and identified on Tax Map 063 Parcels 037, 038 and 060 to be effective August 18, 2026: (Presenter – Planning and Neighborhoods Director Hannah Jacobson)•Item (a)

Receive a presentation from staff

Council to consider the voluntary annexation of 13.72 acres located at 1805 Old Concord Road and identified on Tax Map 063 Parcels 037, 038 and 060 to be effective August 18, 2026: (Presenter – Planning and Neighborhoods Director Hannah Jacobson)•Item (b)

Hold a public hearing

Council to consider the voluntary annexation of 13.72 acres located at 1805 Old Concord Road and identified on Tax Map 063 Parcels 037, 038 and 060 to be effective August 18, 2026: (Presenter – Planning and Neighborhoods Director Hannah Jacobson)•Item (c)

Adopt an Ordinance annexing 13.72 acres located at 1805 Old Concord Road.

Council to consider approval of the Main Street Streetscape plans for project construction. (Presenter – Transportation Director Jared Mathis and ESP Associates Andrew Martin and Auggie Wong)•Item 9.

Council to consider approval of the Main Street Streetscape plans for project construction. (Presenter – Transportation Director Jared Mathis and ESP Associates Andrew Martin and Auggie Wong)

Council to consider adopting the Salisbury Multimodal Plan. (Presenters – Transportation Director Jared Mathis and Traffic Engineer Victoria Trexler)•Item 10.

Council to consider adopting the Salisbury Multimodal Plan. (Presenters – Transportation Director Jared Mathis and Traffic Engineer Victoria Trexler)

Council to consider authorizing the City Manager to execute a revised contract with SPATCO Energy Solutions, LLC in the amount of $965,574 for equipment and installation of a City-owned fuel site. (Presenter – Capital Project Management Director Chris Tester)•Item 11.

Council to consider authorizing the City Manager to execute a revised contract with SPATCO Energy Solutions, LLC in the amount of $965,574 for equipment and installation of a City-owned fuel site. (Presenter – Capital Project Management Director Chris Tester)

Council to receive an update on the Community Engagement Department. (Presenter – Community Engagement Director Anne Little)•Item 12.

Council to receive an update on the Community Engagement Department. (Presenter – Community Engagement Director Anne Little)

City Attorney’s Report.•Item 13.

City Attorney’s Report.

City Manager’s Report.•Item 14.

City Manager’s Report.

Council Comments.•Item 15.

Council Comments.

Mayor Pro Tem’s Comments.•Item 16.

Mayor Pro Tem’s Comments.

Mayor’s Announcements and Comments•Item (a)

Downtown Salisbury, Inc. and Economic and Downtown Development will host College Night Out Thursday, August 27, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Bell Tower Green.

For more information call (704) 637-7814.

Mayor’s Announcements and Comments•Item (b)

The Parks and Recreation Department, as part of the Mayor’s Play Ball initiative, invites youth ages 7 to 15 to a free baseball and softball clinic led by Catawba College's Baseball and Softball Teams on Saturday, August 29, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon at Whitley Softball Field located at 2135 North Park Drive.

For more information call (704) 216-PLAY.