The Township is officially seeking proposals for the following Professional Services: Township Attorney (Notice placed in Hunterdon Democrat on November 11th, 2021) Franklin Township RFP Township Attorney (00740249xA8C53) Township Planner (Notice placed in Hunterdon Democrat on November 18th, 2021) Franklin Township Planner RFP (00742926xA8C53) Township Auditor (Notice placed in Hunterdon Democrat on November 18th, … Continued
The 2021 General Election took place on November 2nd, 2021. The most up-to-date results can be located on the Hunterdon County Election & Voter Information webpage. Unofficial Election Results All results are considered unofficial until declared official by the County Clerk. 2021GeneralElectionMachineResults-Districts01-03
All Franklin Residents Are Invited When: Friday, October 29th 2021 Gates open for set up at 6:00p.m. – 6:45p.m. Costume Contest and “Trick or Treat”: 7:00-9:00 p.m. Location: Clinton Elks Club, Sidney Road For full details of the event: Halloween Tailgate Flyer 2021
After the recent tropical storm caused severe damage to several Hunterdon County communities, Sheriff Fred W. Brown is warning residents to be aware of the potential for scams which can cause additional damage to an already vulnerable disaster-affected group. Sheriff Brown said, “The Division of Consumer Affairs has issued a warning to all affected persons … Continued
Due to the recent flooding events and concerns regarding safety of well water on flooded properties, Franklin Township has partnered with Raritan Headwaters to have well water test kits available for pick up at the Franklin Township Municipal Building. Office hours are 8:00 am -4:00 pm Monday thru Friday. Kits Available: Basic test kit (this … Continued
Rural Awareness invites Franklin Township Residents to Daffodil Bulb Planting Day 2021 The event will be held on October 2nd 2021 from 10:00am-2:00pm Details about the event can be found on the Official Rural Awareness Daffodil Bulb Planting Day 2021 flyer
A large black bear was sighted across the street from Cherryville Baptist Church. Residents are advised to take precautions to ensure nothing encourages the bear to enter their properties. Please keep all garbage containers locked and empty bird feeders. For more tips regarding bear safety please see the following: BEARS Black bears by nature … Continued
Attention residents: The Department of Public Works has provided the following list of roads affected by Hurricane Ida. UPDATE Road Closures in Franklin Twp 9/6/2021 9:04am Lower Landsdown (train trestle to landsdown) EXTENDED CLOSURE DUE TO DAMAGE TO 6 TON BRIDGE Sidney Road “Porter’s Bridge” (landsdown to Hogback) EXTENDED CLOSURE Oak Grove (between Croton and … Continued
Living in a rural community it is not uncommon to come across a wide array of wildlife. Coyotes and Bears are becoming more prevalent and it is important to know how to safely coexist. COYOTES Coyotes play an important role in the ecosystem, helping to keep rodent populations under control. They are by nature wary … Continued
Was your property flooded during Tropical Storm Ida? Please note that the Environmental Protection Agency recommends that private wells be tested after a flood event to ensure the safety of drinking water. For more information you can visit the EPA website: What to Do With Your Private Well After a Flood.
