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OUR COMMUNITY IS THRIVING

FALL 2018Vol. 3

www.deptford-nj.org

GLOUCESTER COUNTY • NEW JERSEY 08096

Deptford

Deptford Township School Board, Fire District, Police and EMS all working together for the greater good of the community.

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WORKING TOGETHER

Deptford Township has under-gone tremendous change in recent years. You will notice the new playgrounds, road improvements, new equipment,landscaping projects and so much more. What one cannot see, but certainly feel, is the change in how we see our Township. Community spirit has never been higher. At our events, programs, meetings, even at work, there is an excitement about Deptford Township. Visitors and residents alike are enjoying our shopping district, restaurants and entertainment venues. They know Deptford

is safe, clean, friendly and easilyaccessible. Our geographical location is perfect. We are ten minutes from Philadelphia, an hour from the shore, and an hour and a half from the Poconos.

For businesses we have access to every major highway and traffic flows easily because of extensive road improvements. Getting to work, day trips, shopping, dining are so convenient. Plus there is so much to do right here.There’s great entertainment, a trampoline park, roller skating,bowling, tennis courts, play-grounds, splash pad and walkingpaths. For nature lovers there

is kayaking and canoeing on Almonesson Lake, the Old Pine Trust Nature Trail, parks at Big Timber Creek & our new dog park. On the government side, Town-ship Council has created new

departments to further our progress. We are constantly reinventing government to fit our resident’s needs. This Town-ship Council is the most proactive

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Did You Know that Deptford Twp. has a Website, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter Accounts? The purpose of these pages are to provide our residents with reminders, happenings, and updates regarding the Township. For our website go to www.deptford-nj.org. To find our Facebook page and Twitter account, please search for “Deptford Township”.Polling Locations - Page 6

MAYOR’S MESSAGE

Exciting is one word we can use to describe our community. In this newsletter you will find information on Township services.We also want to keep you informed on current news and future planning. Financial stability allows us to moveforward with so many improve-ments while keeping the local tax

burden stable. It may sound like bragging but Township Council is very proud of the changes to our community in the last decade.

In this newsletter you will see alist of what we have accomplished.There is also an article explainingour financial philosophy and goals. There is a shared belief in this administration that we do not do things the same old way because “that’s how we have always done it”. We are constantly making changes for the better for our community.

Township Council collectively believes that we must constantly evolve and come up with new methods and programs to betterserve you. After all, government is

meant to serve and protect our community. Protecting home values, public safety, great schools, beautiful neighborhoods and community spirit are just the start of our philosophy of governing.Council works together with our Police Department, Fire Commissioners, School Board, Library Board, County and State Officials to constantly improve our municipality. In this process we have developed a Business Advisory Board, a Senior Citizen Commission, Public Relations Department, Human Resource Department and much more. We want you to join us in keepingDeptford the best place to live. Hope to see you soon at one of upcoming events.

group of elected officials in the region. There is a new Vacant Property Department which is the only one of its kind in the State. Their goal is to ensure the safety and security of the community by enforcing local and state codes to make sure properties are maintained. We are partnering with the Deptford School District to work together on programs

In the spirit of holiday giving, Deptford Township Mayor & Council are continuing their Annual Holiday Toy & Food Drive tradition this year!

This event includes an open bar and appetizers, as well as a Silent Auction. Tickets are $15

and cost sharing, all with the goal to make our schools the best in the State. We have teamed up with Rowan College at Gloucester County right here in Deptford to createsome unique opportunities forour high school students to get college credits, and even the potential for a degree in their high school years.We have so much more to talk

per person (Adults only). Please bring a new, unwrapped toy for a child ranging from infant to 16 years of age. Proceeds directlybenefit Deptford Township residents. Due to the over-whelming response to our past year’s events, over 150

about. This newsletter will give you great information on Government services andoperations. We hope you enjoy it because with so many people getting news from social media we want to ensure you have the facts about Deptford Township. Thank you for your support and we hope to see you soon at an event or around town!

families in Deptford Town-ship had a brighter holiday.

For additional information or to purchase tickets, contact the Manager’s Office at (856) 686-2220.

Statistics indicate that damage from excavation related activitiesis a leading cause of pipeline accidents. If you are a home-owner, farmer, excavator, or developer, we need your help in preventing pipeline emergencies.

1. Call your state’s One-Call Center before excavation begins - regulatory mandate as a state law requires.

2. Wait the required amount of time.

3. A trained technician will mark the location of the pipeline at no cost to you.

Respect the marks. Dig with care.

For more details, visit:www.call811.com

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OUR COMMUNITY IS THRIVING (CONT. From Cover)

The Deptford Police Department,Gloucester County Sheriff’s Department and Nemours duPont Pediatrics of Deptford will be hosting a free child car seat check on Saturday, October 6th from 10AM – 12PM. The event will take place at Nemours in Deptford located at 1280 Almonesson Road.

FREE CHILD CAR SEAT CHECK

HOLIDAY TOY & FOOD DRIVE

Monday, December 3, 2018 | 7 PM - 9 PM Adelphia Restaurant

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When: Wednesday Mornings, 10 AM - NoonDates: October 10 - December 12 (10 sessions)

Where: Deptford Township Recreation Center 52 Montague Lane, Deptford, NJ 08096

Any skill level is welcome! Courts are reserved on first come first serve. We will do our best to make sure everyone canplay several games!

Pickleball was created with one thing in mind—FUN! Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis. Two, three or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite material to hit a perforate polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. The sport shares features of other racquet sports, the dimentions and layout of a badminton court, and a net and rules similar to tennis, with a few modifications.

For additional information check our website www.deptford-nj.org.Email [email protected] or call (856) 845-0804.

DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP SHRED DAYProtect yourself and your family from identity theft and financial fraud while taking a step toward GOING GREEN.

Date: October 6, 2018 Time: 9-11 AMLocation: 1011 Cooper Street

• Bring your bags and/or boxes of paper to be shredded. An experienced operator from DocuVault Delaware Valley will move the bins to a highly secure, mobile shredding unit where your confidential material will be destroyed before your eyes.

• Please bring paper only! Plastic bags, metal, binders and binder clips cannot be shredded. Paper clips and staples are acceptable.

• No Businesses Allowed.

• Residents limit to 5 boxes each.

• 100% of the paper is recycled.

For more information, please contact Deptford Public Works Department at (856) 228-4719.

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Date: Saturday, October 13, 2018 Time: 2-8 PM

• FREE Parking Information: Parking for this event is located at the Deptford Township Recreation Center, 52 Montague Lane. Shuttle service will be provided to/from beginning at 1:30 PM. Handicap parking will be available on Andaloro Way. Walk-ups welcome.

• Tables and chairs will be available but you are welcome to bring your own lawn chairs. No tents.

• Come hungry and ready to eat. List of Food Trucks will be provided soon!

• Rain or shine, dress for the weather.

• Bring cash. Many vendors now accept cash and credit cards.

• Bobkat Liquors & Villari Vineyards Beer & Wine Garden; Prices TBD.

• NON-RESIDENTS: Price for hayride for children, pumpkin, treat bag, juice & apple cider donut is $5.00 per child. Adults are able to accompany children for free.

• DEPTFORD RESIDENTS: Hayride for children, pumpkin, treat bag, juice & apple cider donut is FREE (ID required).

• Don’t forget to BRING YOUR ID.

• Hayrides will run from 2-6 PM. Tickets will be available

for time slots to make process run smoothly.

• Two (2) Balloon Artists will be available from 2-8 PM

• Live Bands include: The Age of Ore from 2-3 PM & King Richard Band from 4-8 PM.

• Be mindful of other people’s belongings. We have a variety of games and activities for the kids with a lot of cool stuff. Please be courteous and put things back where they belong so others after you can enjoy! Game and activity area open from 2-8 PM.

• Carpool. At an event such as this parking will be busy. Be mindful of the neighborhood and the rules and regulations. Parking information see #1.

• Although we love our 4-legged friends, dogs are not welcome at this event, sorry.

• Have Fun!

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What is Trunk or Treat? It’s a fun and safe way for children to trick or treat from car to car. We will have Deptford Township Mayor & Council,Municipal, Police Department, Fire Department, Public Works, Library, MUA, local businesses and organizations decorating their vehicles in creative ways for children to be surprised. We ask for you to NOT bring a bag as we will supply you with one. The event is located at the Deptford Recreation Center on October 25th beginning at 6 PM. This year there will be two (2) times slots, 6-7 PM and 7–8 PM. Tickets will be available in the Township Manager’s Office beginning October 1st. For more details, visit our website or Facebook page.

Join Deptford Township Mayor & Council for lunch on Monday, November 5, 2018 at Auletto Caterers located at 1849 Cooper Street starting at 12:00pm. This event is for Deptford Residents 55 and over. Free tickets will be available in the Township Clerk’s Office located at 1011 Cooper Street beginning October 9th.

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Bundle up, hats and gloves suggested! Deptford Township’s Winter Wonderland will be held December 7th. The evening will be full of holiday cheer including hot cocoa, snacks, music, a variety of Christmas movies on the big screen and so much more. Each child will receive a complimentary photo with Santa and a raffle ticket for a surprise gift. The celebration begins at 6 PM at the Deptford Recreation Center located at 52 Montague Lane. For additional information check our website or Facebook page.

Deptford Township Mayor and Council invites you to enjoy a bus ride through various communities within Deptford Township for our annual “Senior Light Bus Tour”. This special night helps you get into the holiday season and shows you the creativeness of your fellow neighbors. The Senior Bus Tour is scheduled for December 11th. Buses will leave from the Township Building located at 1011 Cooper Street at 6 PM. Light refreshments will be offered at the conclusion of the bus tour. More details will be available on our website and Facebook page.

Upcoming Events

HOUSE DECORATING CONTESTWe have 2 exciting House Decorating Contests coming up.

The First is our Halloween House Decorating Contest. Be creative, have fun, and let your Halloween spirit show decorate your house and enter the contest by October 22, 2018 for a chance to win a prize. We have a group that will be judging the houses a few days before Halloween they will award first, second, third and fourth place winners.

The second is our Christmas House Decorating Contest. Show your holiday spirit by participating in our Christmas House Decorating

contest, deck the halls, trim the tress and enter by December 15, 2018 to win first, second, third or fourth place.

To register for either contest fill out and mail the entry form below to: Depford TownshipParks & Recreation1011 Cooper StreetDeptford, NJ 08096

For additional information please call 856-845-0804.

TRUNK OR TREATOctober 25th

SENIOR LIGHT BUS TOURDecember 11th

TREE LIGHTINGDecember 7th

SENIOR LUNCHEONNovember 5th

HALLOWEEN HOUSE DECORATING ENTRY FORM

Name

Phone

Address

Town Zip

CHRISTMAS HOUSE DECORATING ENTRY FORM

Name

Phone

Address

Town Zip

Or email: [email protected]

POLLING LOCATIONS IN THE GENERAL ELECTION

Districts #1, 6, 10 & 21 Deptford Municipal Building 1011 Cooper Street, Deptford, NJDistricts #2, 16 & 22 Deptford Senior Center 1341 Tanyard Road, Deptford, NJDistricts #3 & 14 Deptford Ambulance Bldg. 2506 Good Intent Road, Deptford, NJDistricts #4 & 20 Recreation Center 52 Montague Lane, Deptford, NJDistrict #5 Deptford Library 670 Ward Drive, Deptford, NJDistrict #7 Helping Hand Fire Co. 86 Fisher Avenue, North Woodbury, NJDistrict #8 Deptford Public Works Bldg. 1702-1704 Hurffville Road, Deptford, NJDistrict #9 Deptford Soccer Complex 1002 Cattell Road, Deptford, NJDistrict #11, 12 & 13 Oak Valley Fire Department 595 Priceton Blvd., Oak Valley, NJDistrict #15, 17 & 19 Corporal LE Jones VFW 640 Tacoma Blvd., Westville Grove, NJDistrict #18 Lakebridge Community Center 21 Knollwood Drive, Deptford, NJ

The General Election will be on Tuesday, November 6, 2018. The polls will open at 6 AM and close at 8 PM. Please check your sample ballot and look at the location where you need to vote. Don’t forget to exercise your right to vote. The Deptford Township Chief Administrator of all elections is Township

Clerk, Dina L. Zawadski, RMC, CMC. Should you have any questions regarding polling locations, voter registration or vote by mail applications, please contact the Clerk’s office at 856-686-2203.

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DEPTFORD FREEPUBLIC LIBRARY

LIBRARY SPONSORED REGULAR PROGRAMS Lego Club: Every Monday, 4 PM Card-Making: 3rd Monday of the Month, 6:30 PM SMILE Program: Every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the Month, 6:30 PM Kids Club at the Deptford Mall: Every 3rd Thursday, 10 AM Teddy Bear Hour: Last Monday of Each Month, 6 PM Adult Coloring: Every 2nd & 4th Monday, 11AM, & Every 2nd & 4th Thursday, 6:30 PM Crochet Club: Every 3rd Wednesday, 3 PM Resume Basics and Review: Every 4th Wednesday, 2 PM Story Time at Nemours duPont Pediatrics in Deptford: Last Thursday of the Month, 2:30 PM Weekly Story Times: Various Days & Times, Call Library for Details Deptford Free Public Library Board of Trustees: Generally Meets, the 2nd Wednesday of Every Month, 6 PM

UPCOMING EVENTS Make It & Take It Saturday (Craft time for kids): 10/13, 11/10 & 12/8 NJRope (NJ Researchers of Paranormal Evidence) Lecture: Oct. 23rd, 7 PM

*Library will be participating in the Township’s Trunk or Treat Event on 10/25*

COMMUNITY SPONSORED GROUPS Art Group: Meets Every 3rd Wednesday, 10 AM Epilepsy Support Group: Meets Every 2nd Tuesday, 7 PM Parkinson’s Support Group: Meets Every 1st Wednesday, 1 PM MS Support Group: Meets Every 4th Wednesday, 6:30 PM Recovery Group: Meets Every Friday, 10 AM

ONLINE TAX BILL PAYMENTSProperty tax bills are viewable and payable online at the Township’s website www.deptford-nj.org under “pay taxes online” tab. Please review the routing number and/or account number for correctness before completing the process. This process will allow property owners the ability to make tax payments online by using a credit or debit card or an e-check. A convenience fee will apply when making an online payments, the fee is calculated from the amount you are paying on each block and lot.

CONVENIENCE FEE SCHEDULEMasterCard Credit Card – 2.95%Discover Credit Card – 2.95%American Express Credit Card – 2.95%Credit cards are accepted in person in the Tax Office; Picture ID required.Convenience Fee - 2.95%Municipal or outside property liens cannot be redeemed through the online portal. Please contact the Tax Collection Department at 856-845-5300 for redemption amounts.

PROPERTY TAX BENEFITSPlease call Tax Assessor’s Office for qualifications 856-307-6445- $250 off yearly taxes for qualifying Veteran or Widow of Veteran- Property Tax Exemption for qualifying 100% Totally Disabled Veteran- $250 off yearly taxes for qualifying Senior or Disabled Person or Surviving Spouse/Civil Union Partner

STATE PROGAMSHomestead Benefit: To Ask Questions - 1-888-238-1233 Monday thru Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Online info: www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/homestead/geninf.shtmlSenior Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement): To Ask Questions - 1-800-882-6597, Monday thru Friday Online info: www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/ptr/index.shtml Homestead Rebate: 2nd half will be applied to the 4th quarter of 2018 for those who qualified.

TAX COLLECTION

Visa Credit Card – 2.95% Visa Debit Card - $3.95 E-Check - $1.05

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WORKING TOGETHER Deptford Township has seven elected Council Members that guide

local government decisions and vision. We also have an elected Fire Commission that operates our Deptford Fire District. Deptford School District has nine elected School Board member’s that hire and advise the school administration. There is a new found sense of teamwork between these elected officials. We hold yearly meetings to bring your elected officials together to meet and share ideas on public safety, emergency operations, projects and sharing what services we provide for a more efficient tax saving operation.

We are working together for the objective of making education, public safety and government services are the absolute best in the State. We have set the bar very high. You are a main part of the equation. Community spirit and unity are the keys to a great Town. For instance our high school students are now getting college credits and school activities like the jazz band and track have State Championships under their belt. The fire district and your individual fire departments are developing junior fire fighter programs that are teaching young adults the importance of getting involved and protecting our neighborhoods. Deptford Police Department is a leader in community policing and involvement in the schools. They operate the Citizen’s Police Academy which is a huge success. The EMT Department and Emergency Operations are a model of efficiency.

We have only touched the surface of the great things happening in your town. Keeping you informed ensures transparency. All of us thank you for working together since that is what democracy is all about. The season is changing but our work ethic doesn’t.

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PLEASE DO NOT THROW SNOW INTO THE STREET FROM YOUR

SIDEWALK AND DRIVEWAY

BRANCH REMOVAL Ordinance 0.11.12, Titled Branches and Logs. Please adhere to the ordinance to allow us to maintain the regular pick-up schedule.

• Branches must be able to fit in the yard waste containers. • Branches that cannot fit must be cut to 5’ lengths and stacked neatly at the curbline. • All stumps and logs should be free of dirt and debris and cut to 24”.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS SERVICE IS NOT OFFERED TO BUILDERS AND/OR CONTRACTORS. To schedule a prompt pick-up, please call (856) 228-4719 or visit www. deptford-nj.org.

SNOW REMOVAL

The Township of Deptford needs the help of its citizens to efficiently remove snow and ice from the roadways. We need everyone to keep all vehicles off the street. This includes all registered vehicles and trailers. We intend to plow curb to curb when possible. We have over 500 roads to plow locally and we need 100% cooperation. The following describes the Township’s method of snow removal and what you can do to help.

• The main roadways (those that carry the most traffic) are given first priority for salting and plowing. During a heavy snowfall, concentration is placed on the main roadways until they are cleared at which time the secondary roads are attended to. Cul-de-sacs, or circles, are the last to be plowed.

• Cul-de-sacs are among the most difficult streets to plow and require the greatest amount of time. The Public Works department prefers to push the snow off the road leaving the cul-de-sac free from snow piles that could melt and cause icing conditions. This greatly reduces hazardous conditions and prevents pot holes from forming.

• The Public Works department trucks plow as close to the curb-line as possible. This creates a wider roadway for travel and parking. During heavier snowfalls, there are times when snow may get pushed into already cleared driveways and sidewalks. Following the diagram below when shoveling your driveway will help avoid the driveway getting closed during plowing.

• The snow that is in front of a plow will unload whenever it passes a clear area. Providing a clear area on the side of the driveway where the plow will be traveling, will allow the snow to unload in the clearing before your driveway instead of in your driveway.

• Cars parked on the street become a major problem during inclement winter weather. As the plow goes around the parked vehicles, it leaves piles of snow on the roadway. To avoid this, please remove vehicles from the street during snowstorms, in accordance with Township Ordinance.

• Please avoid driving when it is not absolutely necessary during snow plowing operations. Snow plowing, that is normally a routine function, becomes difficult with stalled, stuck or parked cars in the street.

This is the proper way to place branches out for collection.

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FALL LEAF COLLECTION SCHEDULE 2018 ZONES 1 & 6 ZONES 3 & 5 ZONES 2 & 4

Monday October 22 Monday October 29 Monday November 5 Tuesday October 23 Tuesday October 30 Wednesday November 7 Wednesday October 24 Wednesday October 31 Thursday November 8 Thursday October 25 Thursday November 1 Friday November 9 Friday October 26 Friday November 2 Tuesday November 13 Wednesday November 14 Wednesday November 21 Friday November 20 Thursday November 15 Monday November 26 Monday December 3 Friday November 16 Tuesday November 27 Tuesday December 4 Monday November 19 Wednesday November 28 Wednesday December 5 Tuesday November 20 Thursday November 29 Thursday December 6

Friday December 7 Friday December 14 Friday December 21 Monday December 10 Monday December 17 Monday December 24 Tuesday December 11 Tuesday December 18 Tuesday December 26 Wednesday December 12 Wednesday December 19 Wednesday December 27 Thursday December 13 Thursday December 20 Thursday December 28

See Zone Description Below

• Leaves not put to the curb for pickup during this scheduled leaf pickup will have to wait until the beginning of the Fall Clean Up Program or placed in containers and picked up as part of our Yard Waste Program.

• Please note that our Yard Waste Pickup Program runs all year. Yard waste debris such as grass, flowers, plants, small limbs, and “leaves” are required to be placed in containers or biodegradable paper bags at the curb for pickup.

• Loose leaves placed at the curb, instead of in cans, will only be collected during our scheduled leaf collection programs.

• Please remember to keep leaves away from vehicles and not to park on leaf piles so leaf machines will have easy access to the leaves. Leaves must be placed at the curb free of any rocks, branches, twigs, dirt, pet waste, horse manure or other debris in order for them to be vacuumed up easily and not cause damage to machines.

*NOTE: PLEASE BE PATIENT, THE SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS.

ZONES: As noted below, each “Zone” includes several areas & developments, each with varying amounts of leaves. We will be in each zone three (3) times. Each zone will be completed before moving to the next zone. Every effort should be made to have leaves at curbside before the first day of each scheduled visit to ensure timely pickup. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

Zone 1: Blackwood Terrace, Almonesson, Garden City, Sunset Park, Hunter’s Gate, Willow Ridge, Woodmere Mews, Heritage Woods,Valley Green Estates. Boundary Limits: Almonesson Road, Rt. 41, Clements Bridge Road, Bull Run Creek and all adjoining residential streets.

Zone 2: Westville Grove, Westville Oaks, North Woodbury, Woodbury Gardens, Locust Grove, Blanchard’s Landing, Ladd’s Landing, Heritage Development, Patriots Ridge. Boundary Limits: Deptford Avenue, Delsea Drive (Rt.47), Cedar Avenue, Old Broadway and all adjoining residential streets.

Zone 3: Oak Valley, Pine Acres, Mantua Terrace. Boundary Limits: Route 45, Deptford/West Deptford borderline to Jersey Avenue, Woodbury Heights Boundary Line.

Zone 4: Deptford Leas, Bexhill Farms, Windemere, Stonybrook Homes, Gardenville center, Cooper Village, Almolind Homes, Woodbrook. Boundary Limits: Fox Run Road, Delsea Drive (Rt. 47), Almonesson Road, NJ Turnpike and all adjoining residential streets.

Zone 5: Hammond Heights, Jericho, Deptford Terrace, New Sharon, Lake Tract, Narraticon, Barlow Tract, Country Club Estates, East Woodbury, Lakebridge, Brookmill Homes, Sage Hill. Boundary Limits: Delsea Drive (Rt. 47) - Cooper Street, Glassboro Road, Tanyard Road, Cattell Road, Highland Avenue and all adjoining residential streets.

Zone 6: Sewell, Lakes of Bankbridge, East Wenonah, Loucroft Farms, Bridlewood, Tanyard Oaks. Boundary Limits: Tanyard Road, Salina Road, Bankbridge Road, Delsea Drive(Rt. 47) and all adjoining residential streets.

REMINDER

NO Plastic Bags

NO Sticks or Other Debris

Place Leaves at Curbline

REMINDER

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6:00 Council Meeting 6:00 Planning Board

12:00 Senior Bingo

6:00 Library Board

2:30 Development Review Committee

5:00 Municipal Drug Alliance

6:00 Recreation Committee

8:00 PM Mischief Night Curfew

7:00 Veterans Committee

5:00 MUA

7:00 Environmental Commission

9-11:00 AM Shredding Event

2-8:00 PMDeptford Fall Festival

7:00 Zoning Board

6:00 Council Work Session 6:00 Trunk or Treat

2-4:30 Play Pool at the Senior Center

6:00 Planning Board

12:00 Senior Bingo

6:00 Library Board

Office Closed

Labor Day

Office Closed

Columbus Day


5:30 MUA


7:00 Zoning Board

6:00 Council Meeting

7:00 Recreation Committee


6:00 Council Work Session

Town WideYard Sale

2-4:30 Play Pool at the Senior Center

1:30 Over 55 Advisory

3:00 Business Advisory

3-8:00 PM Trick-or-Treating

Halloween

OCTOBER

7:00 Annual Toy & Food Drive Adelphia’s

Office Closed

Christmas

12:00 Bingo

6:00 Library Board

6:00 Planning Board


6:00 Senior Christmas Bus Light Tour


5:30 MUA


7:00 Zoning Board



6:00 Annual Tree Lighting

6:00 Planning Board

12:00 Senior Bingo

12:00 Senior Luncheon Auletto’s


5:30 MUA


Election Day


7:00 Zoning Board Meeting



Office Closed

Office Closed

Thanksgiving Day

Veterans Day

Office Closed

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

Township of Deptford 1011 Cooper StreetDeptford, New Jersey 08096

(856) 845-5300

Philadelphia, PA21

MUNICIPAL CONTACTSThe Deptford Free Public Library670 Ward Drive, Deptford (856) 848-9149Hours of Operation:Monday - Thursday 10 AM - 9 PM Friday - Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM

Deptford Township MUA898 Cattell Road, Deptford (856) 415-1111Hours of Operation:Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PMExec. Director - Robert Hatalovsky, Jr.

Deptford Township Public Works1702-1704 Hurffville Road, Deptford (856) 228-4719Hours of Operation:Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PMDirector - Thomas Newman, Jr.

Board of Education2022 Good Intent Road, Deptford (856) 232-2700

Deptford Township Fire Department1370 Delsea Drive, PO Box 5535, Deptford - (856) 848-3098Hours of Operation:Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM Chairman - Michael J. WhiteBoard of Fire Commissionerswww.deptfordfd.org

Deptford Township Police Department1011 Cooper Street, Deptford (856) 845-2220Chief of Police - William Hanstein

Deptford Township EMSMedical Transport Division1011 Cooper Street, Deptford (856) 845-6473

Deptford Township EmergencyMedical Services (856) 845-6473Chief of EMS - Dawn Amos

MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS Township ManagerRob Hatalovsky (856) 686-2220Township ClerkDina Zawadski (856) 686-2203Chief of PoliceWilliam Hanstein (856) 845-6300Director of Community DevelopmentDonald Banks (856) 686-2218Director of Public WorksThomas Newman, Jr. (856) 228-4719Chief of EMS Dawn Amos (856) 845-6473Chief Financial OfficerKimberly Kwasizur (856) 686-2200Tax Collector Fran Iliadis (856) 845-5300 ext. 2255Construction OfficialChristian Romano (856) 686-2223Recreation DirectorCharlie Kirchner (856) 845-0804Municipal Court AdministratorShannon Sawyer (856) 686-2229

GLOUCESTER COUNTY • NEW JERSEY 08096 www.deptford-nj.org

MAYOR & COUNCILMayor

Paul MedanyDeputy MayorTom HufnellCouncilman

Phil SchocklinCouncilman

Joe ScottCouncilmanWayne LoveCouncilman

Bill LambCouncilman

Ken Barnshaw

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