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The Township Clerk is one of the oldest positions in local government. The Clerk's duties include:

Preparation and recording of Township Committee Meetings minutes.

Keeping the municipality's office and archival records.

Processing and issuing license and permits for liquor sale and consumption; dogs and cats; bingos; raffles; food handling; marriage and many others.

Serving as the Election Official and administering all local elections.

Serving as Registrar of Vital Statistics keeping a record of all births, deaths and marriages / civil unions, which occur in the Township.

Voter Registration

You are here: home : clerk The Township Clerk is one of the oldest positions in local government. The Clerk's duties include: Preparation and recording of Township Committee Meetings minutes. Keeping the municipality's office and archival records. Processing and issuing license and permits for liquor sale and consumption; dogs and cats; bingos; raffles; food handling; marriage and many others. Serving as the Election Official and administering all local elections. Serving as Registrar of Vital Statistics keeping a record of all births, deaths and marriages / civil unions, which occur in the Township. Voter Registration

Township Clerk Links: Elections and Voter Registration Licenses and Registration Township Ordinances Request for Public Records (OPRA) Links of Interest	Contacts: Colleen M. Eckert, Clerk 609-298-2800 Ext. 2108 Fax: 609-291-2105 Hours: Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:30PM

Request for Public Records (OPRA):	Click the links below to download Clerk's Office related forms and documents. Request for Public Records (PDF Format) Please note that links noted as "PDF Format" require Adobe Reader.

Links of Interest:	Burlington County Clerk




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