Join us TONIGHT, Monday, 4/27 at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting.
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township. Hope to see you there!
Make your voice heard! Join us on Monday, 4/27 at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting.
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township. Hope to see you there!
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, April 23rd 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 bordentowntownship.com/o/bordentown/page/community-development. Or contact the Community Development Office at m.siegle@bordentowntwp.org.
Happy Earth Day!
No big speech—just a reminder that we’ve got some pretty great things right here. Parks worth slowing down for, an organic community garden that keeps growing, and neighbors that actually show up.
If you’ve ever thought about getting involved, the Environmental Commission is always looking for more people who care about keeping Bordentown, well…Bordentown.
Want to learn more about how Bordentown Township is protecting our environment and planning for a greener future? Stop by our next Environmental Commission meeting and find out how you can get involved.
🗓️ TUESDAY: April 28 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
Friendly update for residents: Brush pickup originally scheduled for Tuesday, 4/21 has been pushed back one day and will now take place on Wednesday, 4/22.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as our Public Works team works through the schedule.
Clean water matters to all of us. The Bordentown Sewerage Authority works year-round to protect the waterways shared by the City of Bordentown and Bordentown Township—and to safeguard public health along the way.
City and Township residents are invited to join us for this committee meeting, learn more about the work being done, and be part of the conversation. Learn more at https://bordentownsa.org/
🗓️ TONIGHT: Monday, April 20 at 6:00 PM
📍954 Farnsworth Avenue, Bordentown
We’d love to see you there.
Important Update from the City of Bordentown.
Please read our graphic for the details. ⬇️
Calling all military retirees -- this one’s for you.
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst is hosting their Annual Retiree Appreciation Day on Saturday, April 18 from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM at the Timmerman Center.
It’s a great opportunity to connect with vendors, speak directly with Veterans Affairs and Tricare representatives, and even renew your ID card -- all in one place.
If you or someone in your life is a military retiree, be sure to save the date.
Join us TONIGHT, Monday, 4/13 at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting.
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township. Hope to see you there!
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!
Make your voice heard!
Join us on Monday, 4/13 at 7:30pm at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive) for the next Bordentown Township Committee Meeting.
It’s a chance to stay connected and be part of what’s happening here in Bordentown Township.
Hope to see you there!
Zones 2 & 3, our crew is gearing up for a very full day of bulk pickups this Monday, April 13th!
If your pickup runs later than expected, please know that we're on our way!
Thanks so much for your understanding.
Want to know what qualifies for bulk pickup? Find all the details at https://www.bordentowntownship.com/o/bordentown/page/bulk-waste-collection
Tonight’s Planning Board meeting is CANCELLED.
We’ll see you at the next one on April 23rd at 7:00 PM at the Municipal Building.
In the meantime, you can still check out current applications on our website.
Learn more at https://www.bordentowntownship.com/o/bordentown/page/community-development. Or contact the Community Development Office at m.siegle@bordentowntwp.org.
Happening TONIGHT! If you’re a veteran—or have one in your life—this is a great opportunity to get connected.
The Bordentown Township Veterans Advisory Committee is hosting a Veterans Resource Information Session with representatives from Burlington County Veteran Services, who will be there to walk through available programs, services, and answer any questions you may have.
Join us this evening, Tuesday, April 7th from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM at the Municipal Building (1 Municipal Drive).
Whether you’re looking for guidance, support, or simply want to learn what’s available, all veterans, family members, and interested residents are welcome to attend.
We hope to see you there.
Calling all future cadets!
Think you’ve got what it takes to train like a pro? The 2026 Youth Police Academy is back this summer from July 13-17 — and Bordentown Township and City Police Departments are pleased to announce that applications are now OPEN!
Past academies have included physical training, tours of the police departments, meeting police K-9s, trainings in handcuffing, crime scene processing, animal control, hands-on exercises and visits from the New Jersey State Police and Bordentown firefighters.
All applicants must be between the ages of 11-17; be able to attend ALL days of the Academy subject to school background check.
Deadline to apply: May 8
Send your letter of interest to Aedwards@bordentown.k12.nj.us
Spots go fast — don’t miss your chance!
Pull up a chair, Bordentown!
Happening TONIGHT
Let’s Talk, Bordentown is your chance to connect directly with the Deputy Mayor, ask questions, share ideas, or simply listen in on what’s happening in our community. Mayor Aneka Miller will also be present as a guest for the evening.
No formal presentations — just open conversation.
MONDAY, April 6th
⏰ 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 1 Municipal Drive
All are welcome!
A quick heads up, Bordentown, hydrant flushing is kicking off this week in the Township. The City of Bordentown Water Department will begin flushing in Bordentown Township first TOMORROW, Tuesday, April 7 through Thursday, April 9 from 7AM to 5PM.
Bordentown City will follow the next week, April 14 through April 16 during the same hours.
It’s one of those routine things you might not think about, but it helps keep our water clean, clear, and running the way it should.
While it’s happening, you might notice lower pressure or some rusty looking water. Totally temporary, but here are a few easy ways to avoid any issues:
• Skip laundry and dishwashers during flushing hours
• Bypass water filters or RO systems for now
• Turn off automatic ice makers
• Hold off on using tap water for saltwater fish tanks
• After flushing, run cold water from your tub or laundry sink until it clears
Thanks for your patience while this gets done. It’s all part of keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes.
Happy Easter, Bordentown!
Here’s to a day full of egg hunts, bunny sightings, and just enough sugar to keep things interesting.
Good company, a little chaos, and the kind of moments you actually remember—that’s what today’s about.
Wishing you a peaceful and meaningful Easter.
Doing a little spring cleaning in the yard?
Keeping leaves separate from brush helps our crews keep things moving and protects the equipment used for pickup. When mixed into brush piles, leaves can clog and damage the wood chipper, which can slow things down.
Not sure what to do with those leftover leaves? You’ve got a few easy options:
• Bring them to Public Works (266 Crosswicks Rd) and place them in the leaf bin -- loose leaves only, please (no bags)
• Compost them (great for garden beds)
• Use them as natural mulch around trees and plants
A small step that helps everything run a little smoother. Thanks for working with us on this.
