Salisbury ranks as the 42nd fastest-growing job market in the country according to the June 2016 U.S. Conference of Mayors Metro Jobs Report. In July, Wicomico County had the highest number of people working since 1967 and an unemployment rate of 4.7 percent, which is less than the national average, according to the Salisbury Independent (10/20/2016). Salisbury’s metropolitan statistical area has a population of 400,000 individuals who live in Wicomico, Worcester, and Somerset Counties in Maryland and Sussex County in Delaware. An increase in consumer spending in Salisbury is due to its position as the largest town in the region that provides shopping, food service, and medical care. Growth is seen in the health care, education, and hospitality industries.
Newtown Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to furthering Newtown Historic District as a thriving and stable neighborhood of concerned citizens. The monthly meetings of the Association’s Board are open to all residents. The purpose of the meetings is to address issues of common concern, maintain a balanced budget, and plan regular, community-wide events and programs. The Association represents the neighborhood to the government of the City of Salisbury and publishes a quarterly newsletter. Annual membership in the Association is $35 for a family. Contact us for additional information.
Helpful Links
- For information on Wicomico County Maryland, click here.
- For information on Salisbury, Maryland, click here.
- For S&P Global Ratings report on Salisbury, Maryland, click here.
- For information on Salisbury’s historic property designation click here.
- Map of Newtown Historic District.
- Click here for 8 features that increase property values in Salisbury.
Chesapeake Country Blue Crab Byway. This scenic route takes you on a 210 mile journey through the beautiful lower eastern shore heritage area of Maryland. Click here for more information.
