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The members of the Stratford Fire Department will again be ushering Santa throughout our town on Christmas Eve beginning at 5 pm sharp. This is our 64th year conducting this highly anticipated operation.

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 precautions, and in the interest of public safety, we will not be handing out candy canes and gifts as we have done in the past.

But rest assured, every street will be covered by the fire trucks with Santa aboard. So, make sure you keep an ear out for the sirens and Christmas music as we make our way through the borough.

We will make every effort to stop for some photo ops for families to grab some photos of Santa with the fire trucks.

Happy Holidays!Station 64

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Annual Christmas Tree Sale

November 27th until Sold Out

Hours of OperationWednesday through Friday

6:00 pm-9:00 pm Saturday and Sunday

9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Christmas Week: 12/23 – Wednesday and Thursday Trash Pick Up 12/24 – No Trash Pick Up12/25 – No Recycling Pick Up12/28 – Recycling Pick Up

New Years Week:12/30 – Wednesday Trash Pick Up12/31 – Thursday Trash Pick Up1/1 – No Recycling Pick Up

holiday trash & recycling pick-up

Any changes to the normal trash and recycling schedules are indicated on the town calendar and on our website.

Please call Borough Hall (856-783-0600) with any questions.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions and in an abundance of caution for the health and safety of our residents, the Borough of

Stratford will be modifying its Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Attendance is limited to a maximum of 150 people

Attendees must wear a face mask at all times and remain 6 feet apart

Snacks and refreshments will be handed out to go

Lighting of the tree will be 6:00 PM sharp

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Development Update:

Weber’s did finally open, and it may have been short before their season ended, but the support was overwhelming. We can’t

wait until they reopen for the Spring. We are truly thankful for all the hard work and investment made by the new owner in the

renovations.

The new Dollar General building is open on the White Horse Pike as the first piece of the redevelopment of the old Bradlees site.

The new Tim Horton’s is under construction on the lot next to TD Bank. They should be open in the early part of 2021. We

can’t wait for the return of a local donut stop, and we get the added bonus of additional meals and items on their menu.

The senior housing complex at the former Christian Academy is still moving forward. There were some delays recently but the

developer expects to make their application to the JLUB in early 2021.

We expect to see ground breaking for the new Berlin Road Townhomes in early 2021.

The old Luk Oil site at Warwick and Vassar has been demolished and the tanks removed. We are expecting this site to be

available for sale soon and will work diligently with the new developer.

ALL of these new developments will be bringing added tax revenue to Stratford. This has been my goal from day one of taking

office.

On behalf of the Councilmembers, employees, volunteers and municipal professionals, I would like to wish everyone a safe and

healthy holiday season!

Your Proud Mayor,

Josh Keenan

Mayor’s MessageDear Fellow Residents,

As simple as I can make this statement for ALL

our residents, please wear a mask when outside

your home for yourself and your loved one’s

safety and health. The increase in cases and

deaths are alarming. At the same time, I would

like to thank the healthcare workers who

tirelessly are working the front lines.

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DOG AND CAT LICENSING/PET ORDINANCES All licenses should be renewed by the end of January. If you no longer have your pet, please call the Borough at 783-0600 to let us know. If you have called, thank you. A reminder that there is an ordinance for your pet/pets wandering beyond your property without a leash; and for disturbing the peace and quiet, with habitual barks or cries. Please take note to be considerate of your neighbors. Any new dogs or cats 6 months of age or older must be registered, please stop by the Borough Hall.

PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOGSPlease remember when walking your dog, there is a “pooper scooper” law in Stratford. Please be considerate of other residents’ yards, as well as your own.

BOROUGH CODE - CHAPTER 6.04 – DOGS AND CATSThe Borough of Stratford would like to give a friendly reminder regarding pet regulations. • Running at large prohibited. No person owning, keeping or harboring any dog, cat or other domestic animal shall suffer or permit

it to run at large upon the public streets, public sidewalks, public parks or in any public building or in any other public place oron any private property without the consent of the owner.

• Leash requirement. No person owning, keeping or harboring any dog shall suffer or permit it to be upon the public streets or inany public places of the borough unless such dog is accompanied by a person over the age of twelve (12) years and is securelycontrolled and confined by an adequate leash not more than six (6) feet long.

DOGSpayed/Neutered $15.00

Non Spayed/Non Neutered $20.00 CAT

Spayed/Neutered $10.00 Non Spayed/Non Neutered $15.00

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HANDICAPPED EQUIPMENTIf you have used handicapped equipment such as commodes, walkers, canes, wheelchairs, etc. you may drop them off at Borough Hall. Many residents cannot afford such equipment and depend on the inventory at the Borough Hall. Thank you for your kind donations.

Visit the Borough webpage at www.stratfordnj.org, to sign-up for the "eNews service. There are multiple links throughout Borough’s website to sign-up for this service.

Please NOTE the eNews Blast service is a NO-REPLY service and if you have any questions about a specific eNews Blast, please contact the Borough Hall during normal hours of operation.

MEDICATION DISPOSAL

The Borough of Stratford has a medicine disposal bin located at the Justice Facility – 315 Union Ave. Accepted items for bininclude:

• Prescription• Prescription patches• Prescription medication• Prescription ointments• Over-the-counter medications• Vitamins• Samples• Pet Medication

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runoff into our water supply. We need your help to ensure the protection of our water through the storm drain system.

Please remember: • Limit your use of fertilizers/ pesticides• Properly use and dispose of hazardous products• Keep pollution out of storm drainsClean up after your pet• Don’t feed wildlife• Don’t litter- Don’t throw discarded items into woods or

ravines• Dispose of yard waste properly- Use our Green Waste

Collection!For more information about storm water visit:

Borough of Stratford Stormwater Information Center http://stratfordnj.org/stormwater-information

NJ .gov Stormwater Inhttps://www.nj.gov/dep/stormwater

STORM DRAINSSTORM DRAINSThe Borough of Stratford has a Storm Water Management Plan and a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan to help reduce flood damage and soil erosion, and to minimize pollution

I would like to thank Sterling’s Allied Health Program students for participating in a Stratford Town Clean up on Sunday, November 15th.

The Sterling Allied Health Program is a college accredited program from Rutgers University. As students’ progress through classes like Anatomy and Physiology, they are able to test for college credits that can be applied to not just Rutgers, but many colleges and universities around the country. The funds the students earn through the Clean Communities Grant for their services, allow the students to offset costs associated with testing, and it provides an opportunity to bring in additional resources to enhance the learning experience. To date, the Allied Health Program has accumulated thousands of credits and sent many kids into the fields of Nursing and Physical Therapy.

Thank you again to the students and staff at Sterling High School for helping to maintain the Borough of Stratford. It is estimated that they picked up between 75 and 100 pounds of debris! Mayor Keenan and I were proud to be a part of their day.

Sterling’s Allied Health Program

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Apply for the 2021 Senior Citizens Sewer Fee Reduction!

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?• Stratford residents who turn 65 on or

before December 31, 2021• Must own and reside in their home in

Stratford

WHAT TO DO by March 1, 2021:• Provide proof of your age to apply

for the reduction; copies are fine, and yes, you can mail it to us!

•PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR PHONE NUMBER

Reductions will be applied in 2021! ?

Questions? Call the Sewer Dept. at856-783-0601

***CUTOFF DATE MARCH 1 2021!!!***

SENIOR SEWER FEE REDUCTION ***REMINDER***

Will you turn 65 in 2020?

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The past 10 years have been a humbling experience for our families and volunteers. Our Stratford neighbors have been extremely generous! It has been a blessing to be able to help local families in need and we THANK YOU for being a part of it all.

Pick-up Date: Saturday, December 12th starting @ 9:00 am. Volunteers will be driving around till 12 noon looking for donations. If you think we missed you please call Tina 609-685-9254 for pick up. Please leave your donations onyour front doorstep with this flyer for pick-up OR stop byone of our drop off locations listed below.

• Tarkill Soccer Clubhouse, On the corner ofWarwick Rd and Fox Ridge Drive. Between 9:00am-Noon on Saturday December 12th. and our

• Seasons Pizza beginning Saturday, November 18thtill Thursday, December 10th.

All food collected will be distributed to Stratford families in need and local food pantries. If you have any questions, or if we miss you, please contact Tina Wiseman 609-685-9254.

Suggested items: canned goods (tuna or chicken in water, canned stews and pasta/meat, canned fruits, soups, beans, vegetables), peanut butter, apple sauce, tomato sauce, boxednon-perishables (pancake mix, mac n cheese, rice, instant potatoes, pasta, hamburger helper), cereals, cereal bars, instant oatmeal, etc.

Please be mindful of expiration dates. Again thank you in

advance for your generosity. Happy Holidays!

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Pick-up date: Saturday, December 12th starting @ 9:00 am

LEAF COLLECTION/CHRISTMAS TREES

Leaf collection has begun. You may rake leaves to the curb for collection from the Public Works until December 20th.

Remember once the leaf machine has gone through your street it won’t be back for about 2 weeks.

Please do not place cornstalks, mums, vines, concrete or branches in the leaves.

Chipping will resume in January 2021. Chipping will be done each week in January for Christmas Tree pick up, and will resume back to its usual schedule of the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month following.

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From the Desk of Councilwomen Tina Lomano, Police Director

ON-LINE POLICE REPORTING SERVICEThe Borough of Stratford is proud to introduce a new website that allows citizens or any victim of a crime that occurred within the Borough of Stratford, to file police reports online, without the need for the citizen to respond to the Stratford Police Department or have an officer respond you your home or place of business. This convenient service is ideal for report matters that are minor or do not necessarily require an officer response.

Upon acceptance, a case will be generated with the Stratford Police Department in the same manner as if the report was filed in person.

After completing the necessary information, you will be able to print the report for your records. If the incident you wish to report is an emergency, a crime in progress, or involves any type of injury please do not submit the report online and dial 9-1-1. The loss or theft of prescription medication, narcotic, or other controlled substance cannot be reported online.

For any non-emergent incident that requires a Police Officer to respond, dial the Stratford Police Department's non-emergency number @ 856-783-4900. Please bookmark the below online reporting link for your convenience. https://reports.csitech.com/OnlineReport.aspx _________________________________________________________________________________________________

HOLIDAY SEASONWith the holiday season rapidly approaching, it is a special time of year to celebrate with family and friends. For most people, this time can be overwhelming and stressful. The Stratford Police Department would like to share with you safety tips to ensure you and your family have a safe and happy holiday season.

When shopping at night, park in a well-lit spot and always lock your car doors. Keep your valuables in a secure area of your vehicle, out of sight, like a center console or trunk. Locate your keys as you approach your vehicle and be aware of your surroundings. Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

If you are going away for the holiday or even a few hours, do not forget to activate your alarm or set timers on interior lights. Consider leaving a television and lights on to deter thieves. The appearance that someone is home is a great deterrence since most residential burglaries occur when no one is home.

Make arrangements with someone to collect delivered packages to prevent thefts. Also consider having them delivered to your place of employment or make arrangements to pick them up from retailers. Package thefts nearly doubles during the month of December. Please report all suspicious activity to the Stratford Police Department. On behalf of the Stratford Police Department I would like to wish you all a happy and healthy holiday season.

Sgt. John Beasley Stratford Police Department _________________________________________________________________________________________________

KEEP-SAFE-BOXThe Stratford Police Department is attempting to identify the owner of the below pictured keep-safe box. The box is believed to be about 25 years old and contains very personal contents for which the police department would like to return to the owner.

The box may have been purchased as part of an estate sale, yard sale or even trash picked. The item was recovered from the wooded area on Whitman Avenue, to the rear of Brookview Manor Apartments. Detective Thomas Farrell may be reached at 856-783-8616 or via email at TFarrell@StratfordPD.org

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Stratford Fire Department

"Station 64"

*Membership Drive*Residents: The Stratford Fire Department is currently seeking residents 16 years of age and older to volunteer. Young men and women between 16-17 years of age will become a part of our Junior Firefighter program. Applicants 18 years of age and older will be trained as Active Firefighters. Free training and schooling. If interested, please stop by the Firehouse any Tuesday evening at 730 PM for a tour and to pick up an application.

*House & Building Numbers*Please ensure your house number is visible from the street. This will assist emergency personnel when responding to assist our residents during times of emergencies. We have observed several homes in town that do not have house numbers properly affixed. Please pass this important information on to your neighbors as well. The boro code is attached for reference

Chapter 15.08 - Building Numbering System 15.08.010 Size of numbers—Acceptable materials. All house numbers must be at least two and one-half (2½) inches high and made of metal, wood or plastic.

(Prior code § 78-1) 15.08.020 - Color and visibility. Each house number shall be of such a color as to contrast with the immediate background so that said number will be clearly visible from the opposite side of the street.

(Prior code § 78-2) 15.08.030 - Location and maintenance All house numbers shall be placed on or over the front door, front transom glass or front of window or on either side of the entrance. In those instances when the house is not clearly visible from the opposite side of the street, the assigned numbers shall be clearly displayed on the curb or on a sign placed at the entrance driveway or walkway. After the number has been displayed or affixed to any home or building, it is unlawful to cover or conceal the number or to permit it to be covered or concealed either by natural growth or foliage or otherwise. Said number must be properly maintained so as to be clearly visible at all time.

PLEASE REGISTER TO JOIN 2100 OTHER STRATFORD RESIDENTS WHO RECEIVE OUR VERY IMPORTANT COMMUNITY TEXT MESSAGES - EMAIL ALERT SYSTEM

This service delivers trustworthy and important neighborhood-level public safety and community event notifications by web, e-mail, and cellular phone text messaging. For example, this system could be utilized to broadcast a description of a missing child, notify the public of a serious crime or announce major traffic detours or accidents.

UPCOMING ROAD DETOURS AND TRAFFIC PATTERN CHANGES WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY THE STRATFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT USING NIXLE

Nixle is a completely free network, simple, and trusted. Stratford residents, school officials and business owners, can register injust minutes at www.nixle.com

Only representatives of the Stratford Police Department are able to issue alerts and messages via the Nixle System, therefore you can be assured that no spam or commercial advertisements will be sent to your inbox. Please take just a moment to register and remind friends and family members to do so as well. WWW.NIXLE.COM

Stratford Police Department *NIXLE ALERT*

SNOW EVENT SPECIAL PARKING RESTRICTIONS

Parking on all roadways is banned during PLOWABLE snow events, to allow for snow plow clearance. By clearing the snow to the curb, the borough can ensure adequate cart way clearance for Fire Trucks, Ambulances and other emergency vehicles.

10.08.070 - Parking temporarily prohibited for snow removal and other emergencies.

A. Upon the discretion of the police department, any ranking officer isauthorized to declare an emergency. Upon the declaration of anemergency, there will be no parking upon streets when weatherconditions, accidents, fires or public celebrations dictate or require theavoidance of hazards or other conditions which interfere with the freeflow of traffic.

B. Any unoccupied vehicle parked or standing in violation of thissection shall be deemed a nuisance and a menace to the safe andproper regulation of traffic and any police officer may provide for theremoval of such vehicle. The owner shall pay the reasonable costs ofthe removal and storage which may result from such removal beforeregaining possession of the vehicle.

WE ASK FOR YOUR VOLUNTARY COOPERATION TO THIS NOTICE

The group meets the second

Monday of each month at

12:00 p.m. (noon)

The BVM Rosary Group meeting during this COVID time is

still meeting on the second Monday of the month at noon time

at Our Lady of Grace Chapel in Lindenwold across from St.

Lawrence Church. Masks are required and we will social

distance. More info call Louise (783-4349) or Kathy (784-4190).

Stratford represented in the Atlantic City to Camden Special Olympics Charity Run!

Thank you to Ptl Dan Camburn and Ptl Brett Small for carrying the torch and representing the citizens of Stratford on the Atlantic City to Camden Special

Olympics Charity Run down the White Horse Pike on October 9, 2020

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"Best Wishes for a Safe and Happy Holiday Season from the Stratford Swim Club"

Dear Friends,

We will continue to stay safe and not have our monthly meetings just yet. However, our Active Duty Military Troops are still being deployed. The MSGNJ was able to pack up and mail out 594 Care Packages so far this year! This is only made Possible thanks to YOUR kind Item donations from the MSGNJ monthly drop offs, and financial donations mailed to our PO Box and via the website! We are EXTREMELY Grateful for your assistance! Thank you!We would like to keep the boxes flowing so......our "Workaround" will continue. There Will Be NO Meeting held for December however, we will do a DROP-OFF event once again.

Here is how it will work:We will have a DONATION COLLECTION DROP-OFF ONLY, NO Formal Meeting, Please Wear a Mask, and Social Distance! We are Collecting ITEMS (List Below) or POSTAGE FUNDS for Shipping Cost of Care Packages for Our DEPLOYED Active Duty U.S. Military Men & Women.

WHERE: the PARKING LOT of the American Legion POST 281 Stetser-Lamartine, (where we normally meet) intersection of Black Horse Pike. & Chews Landing Rd, Gloucester Twp, NJ

WHEN: Thursday evening, December 10th, 2020, Because of the dark early evenings, we will Start at 5:30pm Ending at 7:30pm WHAT: Trunks of our Cars will be Open for DROP-OFF. Please Separate your Donated items (food separate from toiletry items) One Car will take

Food and Snacks, One Car will take Toiletry Items and..... One Car will take Grocery Items for our Military Families at Pomona Air Base & Joint Baser McGuire/Dix/Lakehurst - Peanut Butter, Jelly, Pasta (any type), Pasta Sauce, Tuna, Mayo, Soup, Crackers, Juice, Cereal, etc.

Items for Troop Packages: Almonds, Cashews, Mixed Nuts, Peanuts or Sunflower SeedsBeef Jerky, Pepperoni stick or Slim Jims, Chap stick, Travel Size Shampoo or Lotion, Toothpaste & Toothbrush, non-aerosol Sunscreen, Coffee or Tea Bags - VERY small boxes, Comics from Sunday Newspapers, Cookies & Crackers, small packages, Crossword or Sudoku Puzzle Books, Flip Flops for the shower, large sizes for men & women, any color, Granola Bars or Power Bars or PopTarts or Peanut butter Cracker packs, Gum & Hard Candy or Lollipops, Individual drink mixes (dry Gatorade, Kool Aid, Tea/with sugar), Pens & Pencils, Sunglasses, Adult, Trail Mix, Tuna, Salmon, Chicken, Spam (in the foil pouches), Uno, Yatzee, other small games, White COTTON Adult Socks, above the boot style /calf size not crew or ankle socks.

We will be there from 5:30pm to 7:30pm Thank you SO very much! We can't do this work without your kind and generous help! QUESTIONS? Know Anyone Deployed? CONTACT: Karen Jennings, Marine Mom, Office: 856-783-1953 Cell: 609-206-2015, Email: KarenJJennings@aol.com www.themilitarysupportgroupofNJ.com Please Pray For Our Troops!Thank you Very Much! Hugs, Karen

Help Support Our Troops

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Our Places of Worshipstratford Times Holiday Edition 2020, PAGE 16

St. Luke R.C. Church: 55 Warwick Road Phone: (856) 627-2222 Website: dioceseofcamden.org

Stratford United Methodist Church: 122 Union Avenue Phone: (856) 784 - 9135 Website: stratfordumc.org

Sunday Worship ScheduleChristian Discipleship Classes: 9:15 a.m.(Sunday School Classes for Ages 2 – Adult)Worship: 10:30 a.m. (Nursery & Jr. Church are available) Special Needs Worship Service 1:30pm Youth Group: 7 - 8:30p.m. (grades 6 – 12) Pastor Bob Wecht (pastorbob17@juno.com)Thrift Shop: Please call for information and to arrange a pickup time. Thanksgiving and Christmas basket requests are due 15 days prior to the holiday.

Stratford Presbyterian Church: 41 Warwick Road Phone: (856) 435 - 0892 Website: stratfordpres.org

Sunday ServicesSunday School for all ages at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m.Evening Worship 6:30 p.m.Wednesday Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.Pastor Rev. Martin L. Dawson (856) 784-0674

Sunday Morning WorshipKidz Church (preschool-gr. 6) - SundayMid-Week Service – WednesdayKid’s Club (gr K-5) – WednesdaySmall Groups – M,T,ThPrayer Walk – 2nd & 4th SaturdaysHeaven in Business – every 3rd Saturday Praise & Worship Night (last Sunday of month

We minister using the power of God to bring about healing in the body and spirit. Open 1st Friday of the month 7 - 9 pm. All are welcome!

Web links Heaven in Business: hibsj.org Prophetic Art: wfcpropheticart.com

Buddhist Temple Duc Me Hien Mother of Grace Temple: 317 Princeton Avenue Phone: (856) 783 - 2327

Community Prayer & Worship

Monday - Saturday See our website for times.

Word Life Center (formerly Word Fellowship Church): 10 West Laurel Road Phone: (856) 435-1771 Website: worldlifecenter.com10:00 a.m.10:25 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

Healing Room of Camden County ~ Candlelight Prayer House: 2 W Laurel Road Website: candlelightph.org

Food Pantry: Please call for information.Donations of food and Thrift Shop items are always welcome and appreciated.Stratfordumc.office@verizon.net

IMPORTANT BOROUGH CONTACT INFORMATION

783-7949783-8616783-1093783-1649784-4466783-0601783-0602

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

6:00 pm4:00 - 6:00 pm By AppointmentBy Appointment

Council Meetings at 7pm EMERGENCY 911Police/Fire/Ambulance/ Sewerage Problems 784-4900

BOROUGH HALLBOROUGH FAXPOLICECOURTFIREAMBULANCESEWERAGELIBRARY

SPECIAL SERVICES

Assessor in ThursdaysConstruction Official/Electrical Inspector in Tuesday & Thursday Plumbing Inspector in Tuesday & Thursday

SCHOOLSParkview School ~ 123 Parkview RoadSamuel S. Yellin School ~ 111 Warwick RoadJohn Paul II Regional School ~ 55 Warwick Road Under the Sun Learning Center ~ 44 Berlin Avenue Sterling High School (Somerdale) ~ 501 S. Warwick Road Little Praisers Preschool ~ 120 Union Avenue

783-2876

783-1094783-3088783-9715784-1333435-5353

HOLIDAY OFFICE CLOSINGSDecember 25th offices will be closed for Christmas (December 24th Closing at 12:30)

January 1st the offices will be closed for New Years Day (December 31st Closing at 12:30)

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Borough Council Who’s Who

Mayor Josh Keenan joshkeenan@stratfordnj.org

Council President Linda Hall LindaHall@stratfordnj.org Director of Public Events

Councilwoman Tina LomannoTinalomanno@stratfordnj.org

Director of Police

Councilman Pat GreenPatGreen@stratfordnj.org

Director of Ordinance and Property

Councilman Pat GilliganPatGilligan@stratfordnj.org

Director of Finance and Revenue

Councilman Michael TolomeoMikeTolomeo@stratfordnj.org

Director of Public Works

Councilman Stephen GandyStephenGandy@stratfordnj.org?Director of Emergency Services

December 3rd & 8th 2021 Reorganization Meeting – January 4th

January 7th & 12th February 4th & 9th

All Council Meetings take place at the Justice Facility 315 Union Avenue, Stratford, NJ 08084

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