Rural Awareness is hosting a Meet the Candidates Night on Tuesday, September 13th 2022 at 7:00 Pm at the South Ridge Community Church. More details on the official flyer. *This event is unaffiliated with any official township operations.
Attention Residents: We apologize for the delay in mailing the final 2022/2023 Preliminary tax bills. The Franklin Township, Hunterdon website has been updated with the 3rd & 4th quarter balances. The bills will be mailed out this week. Due to the delay the grace period for this quarter has been extended to Wednesday August 31st … Continued
Help paint the future of HUNTERDON! Your Voice is Important! Hunterdon County is updating its 2007 Growth Management Plan, which guides county-level investment, support for municipalities, and creates a shared vision for the County’s next decade. Share your experiences of Hunterdon County to help paint the vision for the County! Visit HUNTERDONCOUNTYMASTERPLAN.ORG or scan the … Continued
THE HUNTERDON GAMES Date: Saturday, August 20th, 2022 Time: 12:30 PM to 5:31 PM Location: Finn Park, 36 Finn Road, Pittstown, NJ (Union Township) Franklin Township is seeking participants for our team. Positions are open to all residents and employees of Franklin Township aged 18 and older. For more information, please see the … Continued
The Franklin Township Tax Assessor will be available for additional hours to answer questions related to farmland assessment applications or other matters of concern. The hours are as follows: Thursday, July 14th: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM Thursday, July 21st: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM Thursday, July 28th: 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM These hours … Continued
Hunterdon County has launched a new survey to gather resident feedback on farmland preservation, as part of the county’s Comprehensive Farmland Preservation Plan Update process, County Commissioner Board Deputy Director Zachary T. Rich announced at the July 5th Board meeting. Rich, the Board’s Planning and Land Use Department liaison, reported, “The County is committed to … Continued
Dear Valued JCP&L Customer: With summer heat likely to drive increased electricity use and higher bills, JCP&L wants you to have the tools and knowledge you need to effectively manage your energy use and budget. As summer temperatures rise, you can improve energy efficiency and lower cooling costs throughout the season by following these tips: … Continued
Purpose: Decrease the emotional trauma victims face from experiencing domestic or sexual violence by accompanying them to forensic examinations and police interviews. Increase a victim’s ability to make an educated decision about their options by sharing information about safety planning, SAFE services, and community resources. Qualifications: Must be 18 years of age or older. Relate … Continued
With increased reliance on electricity during hot weather months and many customers still facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic, utility scammers continue to find opportunities to trick customers into giving away personal information and paying “unpaid bills” to avoid service disconnection. FirstEnergy and JCP&L remind customers to remain vigilant against utility imposters who … Continued
America’s Grow-a-Row began in 2002 through the efforts of one person, Chip Paillex, who was looking for a project to do with his four-year-old daughter. Chip and his daughter decided on gardening and started growing vegetables on a small rented plot at a Pittstown farm. Their garden thrived, and they had more produce than they … Continued
