News & Announcements

Please see post for link to the most current information for Salem County.

Click link to download PDF: Description of existing Water and Sanitary Municipal Utility Facilities Water and Sanitary Utility rate Study Water and Sanitary Valuation Emergent Conditions Analysis

In an effort to address the recent statements and concerns about the conditions of some of the properties in the City, we have put together the following Q and A.

Atlantic City Electric is urging customers who may have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic to contact the company.

As the phased reopening of New Jersey continues amid the COVID-19 pandemic and warming weather, the Department of Environmental Protection reminds the public that controlling the mosquito population and risk for disease is more important than ever.

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Check out the important county recycling events and info on Salem City.

We the leaders of Salem City wish to acknowledge the horrific act involving the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis. We detest brutality and discrimination of any sort especially when committed by police officers entrusted with the safety and well-being of others sworn to protect and to serve.

Save money and time and reduce waste by leaving grass clippings on your lawn when you mow, and let nature do the recycling!

Public Health Updates from NJ Department of Health, visit: 
https://www.nj.gov/health/cd/topics/ncov.shtml

To All City of Salem Businesses and Residents: The current pandemic of the Corona Virus (COVID-19) has created disruption to our lives and the economy. The City of Salem has and will continue to remain apprised to all financial opportunities that have and will become...

Attention Salem City Residents – Effective Immediately Please be attentive to the following: No recycling materials are to be put in plastic bags of any color or size. Recycling materials must be placed in an open container such as a trash can that can be dumped into...

Did you know that home fires are the sixth leading cause of death among seniors? Or that each year there are nearly 360,000 structural fires, resulting in over 2,500 deaths? Learn some simple steps that each of us can take to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the disaster of home fires.

The existence of the Coronavirus/COVID-19 is disrupting normal life and the City has set up protocols for services effective Monday, March 23rd and until further notice.

Find out what to do if you spot this dangerous invasive species and help our beautiful NJ environment!