Are you registered to vote? The Primary Election is on June 10, but you don’t have to wait in line to make your voice heard. Skip the polls and vote by mail instead! It’s secure, convenient, and easy to request -- just check the box (at both the top of the form and option #14) for mail-in voting when you fill out your registration form at https://voter.svrs.nj.gov/register. **Key dates: • The Voter Registration Deadline is May 20. • Mail-in ballots begin going out April 19. We even have a secure ballot drop box conveniently located right outside the Municipal Building. We’re here to help! Contact the Clerk’s Office at 609-298-2800 ext. 2104 with any questions or visit Vote.NJ.gov for more information.
Care about the environment and want to see real change in our community? Come to the Environmental Commission Meeting on April 29th at 7:30pm.
It’s a chance to hear what’s happening, share your thoughts, and be part of the conversation about keeping Bordentown green and sustainable.
Your input matters...hope to see you there!
For more information visit: https://www.bordentowntownship.com/.../environmental...
Make your voice heard! Join us at the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting on Monday, April 28th, at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive).
✅ Share your input on upcoming projects
✅ Learn about exciting changes in the community
✅ Meet your local leaders and neighbors
For more information, visit: www.bordentowntownship.com/events.
See you there!
Happy Earth Day! Today is the perfect excuse to come to our Environmental Commission Meeting on April 29th at 7:30pm.
It’s a chance to hear what’s happening, share your thoughts, and be part of the conversation about keeping Bordentown green and sustainable.
Your input matters...hope to see you there!
Visit for more info: https://www.bordentowntownship.com/page/environmental-commission
Happy Earth Day!
We have some exciting news! All Bordentown residents can enroll in a local community solar project through the New Jersey Community Solar Energy Program to help reduce your energy bills. There are NO panels to install on your roof. Many are already benefiting from the program to save on electricity costs.
Whether you rent or own your home, you can enroll in community solar and save money on electricity without installing solar panels on your roof. Solar panels are installed on warehouse rooftops instead, and you can subscribe to a share of the clean energy generated. You’ll receive solar credits directly on your electric utility bill for the clean energy produced, reducing what you owe.
Bordentown residents can get a 31% discount on solar credits directly on their PSE&G bill. To learn more or enroll, visit www.solarlandscape.com/nj/bordentowntwp or call Solar Landscape at 732-589-7529 and use invite code BTTWP.
Calling all Bordentown Township Residents!
Join our Low Mow initiative and help protect native pollinators and wildlife. By delaying your first lawn cut until after May 8th and raising your mower blades, you can make a big difference for the bees, birds, and other beneficial insects that call our community home.
Fewer cuts = Deeper roots + More food for pollinators + Less yard waste!
This voluntary program is a simple way to support our environment while keeping your yard looking great. Our non-athletic Township fields are participating too!
Want to learn more? Contact Deputy Mayor Fuzy at e.fuzy@bordentowntownship.org.
Let’s grow a healthier Bordentown together!
DON’T MISS IT!
Bordentown Township’s 10th Annual Easter Egg Hunt is happening at Northern Community Park, and you won’t want to miss it!
When: Saturday, April 19th
Time: Both hunts start PROMPTLY at 10:00 AM!
Age Groups & Locations:
**Ages 2-3: Hunt for eggs at the Tot Lot (parent must be present!)
**Ages 4-9: Hunt for eggs in the grassy area around the warming room
Don’t forget:
• Bring your own basket or bag to collect candy-filled eggs!
• Keep an eye out for Golden Eggs hidden throughout the field! Find one and win a giant Easter basket filled with goodies (golden eggs must be returned to the registration table to claim your prize).
Location: Northern Community Park on Groveville Road
Hop to it—we’ll see you there!
Now Accepting Applications for Affordable Housing at Gerard’s Riverview!
The Gerard’s Riverview project, located at 500 US-130 in Bordentown Township, is now accepting applications for 66 affordable rental units. Developed by Volunteers of America, this new housing opportunity supports residents seeking quality, income-restricted housing in our community.
To apply or learn more, visit www.liveatgerardsriverview.com or call (609) 740-8070.
Stay tuned for details on an upcoming ribbon-cutting event!
Got a bike you no longer use?
Donate your used or unwanted bicycle(s) at the Bordentown Green Fair on Saturday, June 14th!
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Location: Carslake Community Center (207 Crosswicks Street)
Help give it a second life and support a greener community.
Check the graphic for additional details.
Bulk Pick-Up Alert for Monday, 4/14:
Residents in Zone 2 and Zone 3 — Please be aware that there are 115 scheduled stops for bulk pick-up on Monday. Crews will be working throughout the day, and delays are expected.
We kindly ask for your patience while waiting for pick-up.
Not sure what zone you’re in? See the attached list to confirm your zone.
Thank you for your understanding!
Meet a member of your Township Team!
This month, we’re excited to spotlight Pamela Lewis, Bordentown Township’s dedicated Tax Collector. While Pamela has been serving Bordentown for the past year, she brings a decade of experience in the field. She plays a vital role in managing the township’s tax collection and billing processes, ensuring everything runs smoothly for our community.
Pamela is passionate about transparency and helping residents better understand the tax process from start to finish.
Outside of work, Pamela loves spending time with her family, including her adult children and grandchildren. She’s also an avid reader and movie enthusiast!
FRIENDLY REMINDER! Spring cleaning, but make it a community event! On Saturday, April 12th at 10:00 AM, the Bordentown Township Environmental Commission is hosting a clean-up at Northern Community Park—and you’re invited to be part of it.
We’re gathering volunteers of all ages to help spruce up the park just in time for spring events. Whether you’re a student looking to earn community service hours or a neighbor who wants to give back, this is a great way to spend the morning outdoors and make a visible impact.
Bring your work gloves, wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy, and come ready to roll up your sleeves. When the community comes together, good things happen.
To sign up to volunteer on April 12th, click here: https://bit.ly/4ckrr1u
Great News for Seniors and Residents Receiving Social Security Disability!
The 2024 Property Tax Relief application is now available. This single form makes it easier to apply for several programs -- including the Senior Freeze, ANCHOR, and Stay NJ programs -- that can help lower your property taxes.
You have until OCTOBER 31, 2025, to submit your application, and you can do it all online at propertytaxrelief.nj.gov.
If you have questions or need a little help, give New Jersey state a call at 1-888-238-1233 or visit: https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/relief.shtml
Take advantage of this opportunity for extra savings!
Bordentown’s new Municipal Complex is making serious progress.
Last week, the steel started going up—an exciting milestone as the building begins to take shape from the ground up.
This week, we’re already onto the second floor. Crews are securing connections, decking is being installed, and welding has kicked off at Stair 1. It’s full steam ahead.
Keep following along as we build a stronger future for Bordentown—one beam at a time.
Let's talk budget.
Join us at the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting on Monday, April 14th, at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive).
The 2025 Municipal Budget will be introduced -- come hear what's planned and how it affects our community.
At the meeting, you can:
✅ Share your input on upcoming projects
✅ Learn how budget decisions shape township priorities
✅ Meet your local leaders and neighbors
For more information, visit: https://www.bordentowntownship.com/documents/government/township-committee/2025-agendas-and-minutes/737752
See you there!
Do you know someone who has proudly served our country and continues to make a difference in the Bordentown Township community? The Bordentown Township Veterans Advisory Committee is accepting nominations for the annual Hometown Hero Award, an honor that recognizes and celebrates the outstanding service and commitment of local veterans.
A Hometown Hero is someone who has served in the United States Armed Forces—either currently serving or honorably discharged from Active Duty, Reserve, or National Guard—and has shown dedication not only in uniform, but also within our community. Nominees must be Bordentown Township residents for at least two years and exemplify the values of service, leadership, and community spirit.
Nominations are due by August 1st of the current year, and will be reviewed by the committee at its September meeting. Final approval is subject to the Bordentown Township Committee.
Let’s come together to recognize those who have gone above and beyond—both in service to our nation and here at home.
Nominate your Hometown Hero today. Email us directly at vetscommittee@bordentowntwp.org.
REMINDER: Hydrant Flushing begins TOMORROW, April 8, and continues through Thursday, April 10 (see second slide for all the details).
During this time, you may notice your water looks rusty or discolored. We recommend not using your washing machine or dishwasher. If you have an RO unit or house water filter, it’s a good idea to bypass them for now.
A few more helpful tips:
• Turn off your automatic ice makers.
• If you have saltwater fish, avoid making saltwater with tap water during this time.
• After flushing, run cold water from your tub or laundry sink until it clears. These fixtures don’t have end screens that can clog with debris.
Thanks for your cooperation!
FRIENDLY REMINDER!
Second quarter property taxes are due by MAY 1st.
You can make your payment online at https://wipp.edmundsassoc.com/Wipp/?wippid=0304 or drop it off at the secure box in the front of the Municipal Building (at 1 Municipal Drive) - whatever works best for you!
Have questions? Give us a call at 609-298-2800 Ext. 2106 or email p.lewis@bordentowntwp.org. We're happy to help!
Please be aware that Hydrant Flushing will take place in Bordentown City and Township from April 8-10 and from April 15-17 from 9am to 3pm (see second slide for details).
During this time, you may notice your water looks rusty or discolored. We recommend not using your washing machine or dishwasher. If you have an RO unit or house water filter, it’s a good idea to bypass them for now.
A few more helpful tips:
• Turn off your automatic ice makers.
• If you have saltwater fish, avoid making saltwater with tap water during this time.
• After flushing, run cold water from your tub or laundry sink until it clears. These fixtures don’t have end screens that can clog with debris.
Thanks for your cooperation!
Spring cleaning, but make it a community event! On Saturday, April 12th at 10:00 AM, the Bordentown Township Environmental Commission is hosting a clean-up at Northern Community Park—and you’re invited to be part of it.
We’re gathering volunteers of all ages to help spruce up the park just in time for spring events. Whether you’re a student looking to earn community service hours or a neighbor who wants to give back, this is a great way to spend the morning outdoors and make a visible impact.
Bring your work gloves, wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy, and come ready to roll up your sleeves. When the community comes together, good things happen.
To sign up to volunteer on April 12th, click here: https://bit.ly/4ckrr1u
