On June 30, 2025, Governor Phil Murphy signed P.L. 2025, c. 72 into law, which amends the legal notices requirements under the Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA). In particular, the law made several key changes:

• Beginning March 1, 2026, public entities must publish their legal notices on their website rather than in newspapers.

• Notices must appear on the public entities' websites for at least one week and then must be archived for one year.

• Public entities are required to send their website link to the Secretary of State for inclusion on the Secretary of State's website.

• Until March 1, 2026, public entities can comply with OPMA either by posting notices in a newspaper or on their website.

• For the duration of the calendar year 2026, public entities must advertise twice per month in an online news publication that provides

  information about where their legal notices can be obtained on the public entity's website.

All notices are available to the public free of charge. Notices remain posted for a minimum of one week, and are retained in an online archive for at least one year after posting.

Notices will remain on this page for a minimum of one week before being moved to the archive.

Archived Legal Notices
Expired or fulfilled notices are retained in the archive for at least one year.
You may browse or request prior notices through the archive link below.

View Archived Notices

Legal Reference
This webpage fulfills the Township's obligations under P.L.2025, c.72, requiring public entities to publish legal notices online, maintain an accessible archive, and provide a homepage link to this page. For statewide legal notices and additional agency listings, visit the New Jersey Secretary of State’s Legal Notices Portal (available March 2026).

Disclaimer
The Township of Bordentown makes every effort to ensure the accuracy and availability of all public legal notices posted on this website.

Pursuant to P.L.2025, c.72, publication of a legal notice shall not be deemed defective or invalid due to a clerical or administrative error, temporary website outage, maintenance interruption, cyber incident, or other event beyond the Township's control.

In the event of a temporary disruption, notices remain valid and binding as of their original posting date. Copies of all legal notices are retained in the Township's archive for at least one year and are available upon request.