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THE GOVERNMENT FORM: Town manager, five-member Board of Selectmen, Town Meeting. ELECTED OFFICIALS: Board of Selectmen: Chairman Charles Geary, 978-462-7379; Anthony Papoulias Sr., 978-465-8524; Robert Carroll, 978-463-0867; Edwin Hunt Sr., 978-463-4047; Kevin Pike. School Committee: Three local representatives to nine-member Triton Regional Committee: James Poulin, 978-465-1847; Alana Conti, 978-462-9292; Susan Fish, 388-3202. APPOINTED OFFICIALS: Town Manager: Timothy McInerney 978-465-2310; Town Clerk: Wilma Mahoney, 978-462-7591; Building Inspector: Kenneth Surette, 978-462-7839; Secretary to Selectmen: Janet Flannery, 978-462-8232; Health Agent: Horace Baxter, 978-462-3430. TOWN HALL: 5 Beach Road, 978-462-8232 INCORPORATED: 1638 POPULATION: 7,827 AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $64,511 SIZE: 19.95 square miles TAX RATE PER $1,000: $12.92 MEDIAN PRICE, SINGLE FAMILY HOME: $220,000 THE FACTS BUSINESS: Major industries: Tourism, motels. Business organizations: Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 1000, 978-465-2942 or 978-465-3581; Salisbury Beach Merchants Association, Brian Mulcahy, 978-465-3731; Salisbury Beach Betterment Association, Al Peterson, 978-462-7767. CHURCHES and TEMPLES: Methodist: East Parish United Methodist Church, 978-465-8940; Roman Catholic: Star of the Sea Church Chapel, 978-465-3334. DAY CARE: Licensed family day care providers: nine. Licensed day care centers: one. Licensed school-age child care: none. ELDER SERVICES: Council on Aging, 978-462-2412, Director Pat English; Hilton Senior Citizen Center, Lafayette Road, 978-465-6837; Housing Authority, 23 Beach Road, 978-462-8600, Director Daniel Ouellette; Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley, 800-892-0890. HOSPITAL and HEALTH SERVICES: Anna Jaques Hospital, Newburyport, 978-463-1000; Home Health Care of Greater Newburyport, 978-465-3441; All-Care Visiting Nurse Association, 800-287-2454. LIBRARY: Salisbury Public Library, School Street, 978-465-5071 POST OFFICE: Salisbury Square, 978-465-0164. RECREATION: Summer youth recreation program at Lion's Park; Boys and Girls Club of Lower Merrimack Valley, 978-462-7003. Major recreation areas: State beach, beach amusement parks, skate park on Beach Road. Harbormaster: None. SCHOOLS: Public schools: Salisbury Elementary School, Lafayette Road, (grades 1-6) 978-463-5852; Triton Regional School, 978-462-8171; Coastal Alternative School, 6 Merrill St., 978-463-9090. School Department: 462-8171. Superintendent: Garry Murphy, 978-465-2397. Higher learning: Northern Essex Community College, 374-3900. Adult education: Triton Regional High School, 374-5700; Northern Essex Community College, 556-3000; Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School, 373-4101. SOCIAL SERVICES: Salisbury Housing Authority, 978-462-8600; Veterans Service Director: Ray Mace Jr., (603) 474-7510; Community Action Inc., 388-3066; Turning Point Inc., 978-462-8251; Community Service of Greater Newburyport, 978-465-7562; Haverhill-Newburyport Human Services Inc., 363-5553; Women's Crisis Center, 978-465-2155; Pettengill House/ESCAPE (substance abuse prevention and food pantry), 978-463-8801; Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS, 531-0767; Anna Jaques Hospital, HIV testing and counseling, 978-463-1162. TRASH COLLECTION: curbside trash pickup and recycling; Department of Public Works, 978-462-7611. UTILITIES: Cable TV: Adelphia, 388-3335. Electric: Massachusetts Electric Co., 978-462-6622. Natural gas: Keyspan, 888-238-2414. Phone service: Verizon, 800-870-9999. Water: Pennichuck Water, 603-882-5191 or 800-553-5191. Sewer: emergency, 978-465-2798. YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUPS: Boys and Girls Club; Boy Scouts, Yankee Clipper Council, 372-0591; Girl Scouts, Spar and Spindle Council, 689-8015; Pop Warner Football, Jeff Baker, 978-465-0443; Triton Youth Basketball, Kim Wright, 978-948-3370; Triton Youth Soccer, Dionne Levasseur 978-948-8640, also see www.tritonyouthsoccer.org Web site.
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