City of Salisbury Announces Leadership Appointments to Enhance Operations

Salisbury, MD - The City of Salisbury has announced several pivotal leadership appointments following a recent Closed Session of the Salisbury City Council.

These appointments aim to optimize government operations, enhance service delivery, and support innovative initiatives within the city.

Allen Swiger Named Deputy City Administrator  

Allen Swiger has been appointed as Deputy City Administrator. Swiger brings over ten years of public service experience across various domains, including parks and recreation management, economic development, event planning, and strategic operations.

Previously serving as the Director of the City's Arts, Business, and Culture Department, Swiger spearheaded revitalization projects at the Salisbury Zoo, managed multi-million dollar budgets, and launched impactful community programs.

His extensive experience, spanning public and nonprofit sectors, is complemented by a reputation for collaborative leadership and dedication to public service.

Michael Lowe Appointed Director of Procurement  

Michael Lowe assumes his new role as Director of Procurement, bringing nearly a decade of service to the City of Salisbury and over 15 years of experience in operations and municipal purchasing.

Lowe is tasked with modernizing the City's procurement processes, ensuring efficiency and regulatory compliance across departmental purchasing operations.

Tom Stevenson to Serve as Acting City Administrator  

Tom Stevenson will serve as Acting City Administrator during this transitional phase. Stevenson, a veteran of Salisbury City government, has more than 35 years of experience, including roles as Director of Field Operations and Director of Neighborhood Services and Code Compliance.

Once a permanent City Administrator is selected, Stevenson will return to his position as Assistant City Administrator.

"These leadership appointments reflect our ongoing commitment to building a responsive, innovative, and community-focused local government," said Mayor Randy Taylor. "Each individual brings deep expertise and a proven commitment to Salisbury's continued success."

These leadership changes highlight the City of Salisbury's focus on enhancing organizational efficiency and fostering progress within the community.