Please take a moment to read. Thank you, Bordentown, for sticking together.
Hey neighbors — just a quick, friendly reminder as everyone finishes clearing driveways and sidewalks.
Please avoid using snowblowers to push snow back into streets that have already been plowed. When snow gets pushed back into the roadway, it creates icy spots and means our Public Works crews have to go back out and redo areas they already cleared.
A little extra care goes a long way in keeping roads safe for everyone — and helps our crews keep moving through the Township efficiently. Thanks so much for doing your part and looking out for one another.
Want to learn more about how Bordentown Township is protecting our environment and planning for a greener future? Stop by TONIGHT’s Environmental Commission meeting and find out how you can get involved.
🗓️ TONIGHT, January 27 at 7:30 PM
📍 1 Municipal Drive
From open space to clean water to sustainability programs, it’s a great way to stay informed—and help shape what’s next for our community.
Questions? Reach out to Deputy Mayor Eugene Fuzy at e.fuzy@bordentowntownship.org.
More info at www.bordentowntownship.com/page/environmental-commission
We’re reopening tomorrow, January 27, at 8:00am. If you’re heading out to see us, please take it slow and give yourself a little extra time — icy conditions are sticking around for the rest of the week. Stay safe, and we’ll see you soon!
Due to the expected winter storm, all Bordentown Township municipal offices will be closed on Monday, January 26th. Essential public safety services will continue to operate as needed. We encourage residents to stay safe, limit travel, and check back for updates. Thank you for your understanding.
A significant winter storm is expected, and we’re asking everyone to please stay safe and avoid the roads unless necessary. Our Public Works crew will be working around the clock to clear and treat roadways as conditions allow. We appreciate your patience and cooperation as crews work to keep our community safe. Friendly reminder: when safe, property owners are responsible for clearing snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of their homes. Please continue to monitor official Township updates for any changes.
Hey Bordentown! Snow Emergency Parking Restrictions are in effect during declared snow emergencies.
Please take a moment to review the listed routes and avoid parking where restrictions apply so crews can plow safely and emergency access remains clear.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Snow day means a change of plans.
Due to the impending snowstorm, recycling collection has been canceled for MONDAY, but rescheduled for TUESDAY. If you can, please keep blue recycling bins off the curb -- this helps our Public Works crews clear roads safely and efficiently.
Thanks for your patience and cooperation. Stay safe out there.
Want to learn more about how Bordentown Township is protecting our environment and planning for a greener future? Stop by on Tuesday at our next Environmental Commission meeting and find out how you can get involved.
🗓️ Tuesday, January 27 at 7:30 PM
📍 1 Municipal Drive
From open space to clean water to sustainability programs, it’s a great way to stay informed—and help shape what’s next for our community.
Questions? Reach out to Deputy Mayor Eugene Fuzy at e.fuzy@bordentowntownship.org.
More info at bordentowntownship.com/page/environmental-commission
Heads up, neighbors -- due to the incoming snowstorm, bulk pickup originally scheduled for this Monday has been moved to Friday, January 30.
Our crews need to focus on snow response and keeping roads safe, and this adjustment helps make that possible.
Thanks for your patience and understanding -- we appreciate everyone’s flexibility as we weather this storm together.
Make your voice heard! Join us TONIGHT at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Township Committee Meeting.
✅ Share your input on upcoming projects
✅ Learn about exciting changes in the community
✅ Meet your local leaders and neighbors
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township. Hope to see you there!
Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- and the values he stood for: service, compassion, and community.
MLK Day is often called a day "on", not a day "off" -- a reminder that for some, this day is a chance to give back in ways that feel meaningful to them.
If you’re interested in getting involved or volunteering, you can find service opportunities of all kinds at globalcitizen365.org/kingday/.
Please note: Municipal offices will be CLOSED today in observance of the holiday.
However you spend the day, we honor Dr. King by showing up for one another.
A quick heads-up, neighbors —
Property taxes are due February 1. We’re sharing this as a friendly reminder to help you plan ahead.
Please note: there is a 10-day grace period. Interest will begin to accrue starting on February 11.
Payments can be made online at https://wipp.edmundsgovtech.cloud/home?wippId=0304 (Link in Bio), in person at the Tax Office, or dropped in the secure box in front of the Municipal Building at 1 Municipal Drive — whatever works best for you!
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out. You can call 609-298-2800 ext. 2106 or email p.lewis@bordentowntwp.org.
We’re happy to help!
Make your voice heard! Join us on Tuesday, 1/20 at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting.
✅ Share your input on upcoming projects
✅ Learn about exciting changes in the community
✅ Meet your local leaders and neighbors
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township. Hope to see you there!
Big hometown energy! Out of more than 2,000 submissions, the winning name for Trenton’s new pro ice hockey team came from two local fans -- including Bordentown resident Joel Perez. Joel and fellow fan Jim Miller of Lawrenceville both submitted Trenton Ironhawks, earning each of them a season ticket membership for the 2026–2027 season. Huge congrats to both winners -- proof that local voices really do shape the teams we cheer for.
Did you miss it? If you weren’t able to make it to our free rabies clinic this weekend at Northern Community Park, don’t worry — there are still options available. Burlington County offers free rabies vaccinations through the Burlington County Animal Shelter, along with helpful info on rabies control and vaccination requirements. 🔗 Animal Shelter info: https://www.co.burlington.nj.us/168/Animal-Shelter 🔗 Rabies Control info: https://www.co.burlington.nj.us/186/Rabies-Control Keeping our pets (and community!) safe — dogs, cats, and everyone in between.
January is Dog Licensing Month in Bordentown Township!
If you have a dog that’s 7 months or older, licenses are required each year -- and January is the time to renew.
We’re also hosting a FREE Rabies Vaccination Clinic for residents:
Saturday, January 10, 2026
1:00–2:30 PM
Northern Community Park (Groveville Road)
Dog licenses run on a calendar year (January 1–December 31). Renewals can be done throughout January, and new licenses are available year-round. To renew, you’ll just need a current rabies certificate, proof of spay/neuter if applicable, and the licensing fee.
Licenses can be completed by mail or in person through the Township Clerk’s Office. (If you’re renewing by mail, a self-addressed stamped envelope is appreciated.)
License fees:
$10 for spayed/neutered dogs
$13 for non-spayed/non-neutered dogs
A $5 late fee applies to renewals after January 31.
Thanks for helping keep Bordentown’s pets and community safe -- and give your pup an extra treat for us!
Want to know what’s in the works for Bordentown Township?
Head to our Planning Board page and click the “Current Applications” button to see what’s being proposed in your community.
Have questions or thoughts to share?
Join us at the next Planning Board Meeting TONIGHT, January 8th at 7:00 PM at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive). It’s a great way to stay informed and get involved.
Learn more at https://www.bordentowntownship.com/page/community-development. Or contact the Community Development Office at m.siegle@bordentowntwp.org.
Two upcoming NJ National Guard family events are happening right here at the Bordentown Armory, and all are welcome to share or attend.
🤍 Support & Resource Information Session for Families of Fallen Service Members
Saturday, January 10 | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
A supportive, informative session created to help families navigate next steps, learn about available resources, and ask questions in a respectful setting. A representative from Survivor Outreach Services will be on hand to offer guidance and support.
🎒 NJ National Guard Youth Camp 2026 – Registration & Reunion Day
Sunday, January 11 | 11:00 AM–2:00 PM
Families can learn what Youth Camp is all about, meet other camp families, and get a head start on registration for this summer’s camp.
Camp dates: July 5–11, 2026
Open to National Guard youth ages 9+, with counselor and staff opportunities available.
If you or someone you know may benefit from either event, please check the flyers for full details and contact information. Sharing is always appreciated.
Just a gentle reminder — Christmas tree collection is Happening NOW! Our Public Works crew will be out making daily rounds throughout January, so feel free to place your undecorated tree at the curb (or by the dumpsters if you live in an apartment) whenever you’re ready to part with it.
Thank you, Bordentown!
