Debbie Campbell

Our victory is noteworthy and significant. Together we have made our point, and those points have been echoed by professionals in the auditing field and are now made a part of how the City of Salisbury is expected to do business.

2008 Audit

The 2008 City of Salisbury audit is complete and should be formally presented to the public and the council during a televised council meeting on January 26, 2009. This marks an exciting point in our work together to reform the financial practices of the city.

Councilwoman Campbell has continued to research solutions for filtration of storm water. After voting “nay” on the Waverly Drive” storm water project because the city would not include a method of filtering floatables before runoff from 225 acres poured out into the river, Campbell began a quest to find a solution for filtration.

Campbell has also been working on the Mayor’s Crime Task Force, leading a subcommittee that has been very action oriented. After conducting walks through city neighborhoods hardest hit by crime, the subcommittee began work on solutions.

Another of Councilwoman Campbell’s efforts has been focused on a revisit of the current budget to reduce spending in response to the volatile financial times facing our taxpayers.