SALISBURY, MD — The pedestrian bridge inside City Park in Salisbury will be shut down for renovation work starting Thursday, August 6, 2026, according to a city announcement. Officials say the project is expected to be finished by Thursday, September 17, 2026.
During the entire construction period, the bridge will be off-limits to foot traffic. The closure is designed to allow crews to carry out the needed improvements safely, protecting both workers and the public.
Mayor Taylor expressed enthusiasm about the project getting started. “I am thrilled to see the Pedestrian Bridge Project get underway,” the mayor said. “The City Park is a place where families, friends and visitors come together, and maintaining these spaces is a priority for our administration. I look forward to seeing the finished project and thank our community for their patience during construction.”
Anyone planning to visit City Park during this time is encouraged to find alternate routes around the bridge and to follow all posted signs and barriers in the construction zone.
City officials say the renovations are intended to improve the bridge’s safety, extend its lifespan, and enhance its overall condition for everyone who uses and enjoys City Park. The city thanked residents and visitors in advance for their patience while the work is completed.
Officials noted that the construction timeline could shift depending on weather conditions.
