Community

Announcements

2012 Bernards Township Health Department Clinics & Screenings - Calendar of Events

Verizon – Free Electronics Recycling Event – 6/7/12 - 7:30am-2pm – Verizon Corporate Center

Affordable Home Ownership Opportunity from Habitat for Humanity

Due to an isolated incident that occurred with a fox in Bernards Township read the following on behavior and ways to co exist with our wildlife residents.

Route 202 over Passaic River Pre-construction Public Information Center Township of Harding Municipal Building 21 Blue Mill Road New Vernon, New Jersey Tuesday, February 28, 2012, 6 – 8 p.m.

Shred Days Scheduled: 10/27/12 - 9 AM to 1 PM at Bernards Township Engineering Services Building, 277 S. Maple Ave. 7/14/12 - 9 AM to 1 PM at Bedminster Township Public Works Facility, 75 Miller Lane

Mayor Mary Pavlini's Inaugural Address

The NJ Department of Environmental Protection Division of Fish and Wildlife Bureau of Wildlife Management Wildlife Control Unit manage black bears in NJ. Law enforcement officers in Bernards Township are trained by the NJ DFW WCU to respond to sightings of black bears. These officers observe the bear in an attempt to “categorize” it as per NJ DFW WCU guidelines. For a detailed description of each category and the appropriate response by Law Enforcement and/or Fish and Wildlife,

What Do Bernards Farmers Produce, Grow, Raise and Sell? Go to the Agricultural Advisory Committee's page on this website for the answer

Liberty Corner Fire Company is Planning to Build a 9/11 Monument...

Community Asset Mapping provides a collective inventory of the positive and valued aspects of a community, including places, institutions, programs, and people. In doing so, it also provides the foundation for assessing gaps and making improvements. Asset mapping is a positive (and enjoyable) approach to learning about a community. It begins to answer the question “Where are we now?” and helps community members to think positively about the place in which they live and work. It also challenges residents to recognize how other people see and experience the same community. This process fosters civic participation and can be a great way to engage students in their community. By identifying community assets, communities can better understand how to build on these important community resources to sustain and enhance future generations. Please feel free to share with us what you think makes Bernards Township Special. Send your thoughts to our Green Team by clicking the link below.

SEWERAGE AUTHORITY ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF NEW SOLAR FIELD

Recycling Rules have been expanded