Kelley Morris Salvatore is a Partner in DarrowEverett’s Land Use, Business Litigation and Energy & Infrastructure Practice Groups with over 25 years of experience. She concentrates her practice in the areas of municipal law and administrative appeals. Kelley focuses mainly on land use and development and assists clients with all municipal and state-related matters, including tax appeals, tax stabilization agreements, environmental, building code, and liquor and other licensing matters. Kelley has extensive experience representing clients with their development projects, working with local leaders and staff to ensure her clients’ interests are effectively advanced.
Kelley currently serves as the Town Solicitor for the Town of Cumberland, representing all town officials and departments in the areas of municipal law. Until recently, Kelley served as the Assistant Solicitor for the Town of North Providence, representing both the Planning and Zoning Boards, as well as counsel to the Providence City Plan Commission. She also periodically is engaged as special counsel in towns throughout the state.
Prior ExperiencePrior to joining the DarrowEverett team, Kelley was a partner at a Providence-based law firm and later served as the Director of Planning for the Town of Cumberland. Most recently, Kelley practiced as a sole practitioner while serving in several solicitor roles. Additionally, Kelley previously served as the Chair of the State Housing Appeals Board, which reviewed developer’s appeals from local boards’ decisions regarding comprehensive permit applications.