Dear Friends and Neighbors

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Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Dear Friends and Neighbors:
It’s 2009 and your Township Committee is excited about “maintaining the momentum” we’ve built in ensuring Harrison Township fulfills its potential.
Susquehanna Bank has once again generously shown its support and commitment to our Township by bringing us this year’s calendar. We encourage
you to utilize this great tool as both a reference guide and planner. Thank you to our friends at Susquehanna Bank for their dedication to our community.
POTENTIAL is defined as: that which can come into being; something possible. What does that mean to you? What can it mean for the future of Harrison
Township? The answer to both questions is simple….. Our potential is whatever our residents choose to make it!
This year we have created new tools to enhance your ability to have a
hand in shaping our future. First, we encourage your feedback through
the new township web site that will be launched early this year. We also
are very excited to participate in the rotating blog sponsored by the
Gloucester County Times, beginning soon. We’ll call it Hometown
Harrison, and it will provide a direct line of communication between you
and the Township Committee in an open forum. This is your opportunity
to speak to your Committee and provide us with your input without
leaving your home.
We believe Harrison Township is already the best place to live and raise a
family, and we will continue to work hard to make it even better. In 2009
the goal of fulfilling our potential moves ever closer as the dream of our
Richwood Town Center progresses, our Public Works Building is erected,
our new Soccer Complex is completed, and projects to improve our traffic
concerns get underway.
May you and your family have a healthy and prosperous 2009. We look
forward to seeing you in our neighborhoods and around town.
Back Row (left to right): Committeeman Dennis Clowney, Mayor Lou Manzo, Committeeman Don Heim.
Front Row (left to right): Committeeman Jim Woods, Deputy Mayor Niki Trunk
Together for Harrison Township,
Louis Manzo
Mayor Sunday
1
Niki Trunk
Deputy Mayor
Monday
2
Dennis Clowney Committeeman Tuesday
3
Jim Woods
Committeeman
Wednesday
4
Don Heim
Committeeman
Thursday
5
TAXES DUE
8
9
10
11
12
Friday
Saturday
6
7
Odd Fellows
Spaghetti Dinner 4-7 pm
Free Library Concert 7 pm
13
14
Valentine Bingo
PVS, 6-8 pm
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16
SEWER PAYMENTS
DUE
BUILDING CLOSED
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Harrison Township Committee
Lou Manzo
Mayor
Niki Trunk
Deputy Mayor
(cell 609-254-1199)
Email: [email protected]
Planning Board
Finance Chairman
(856-223-9666)
Planning Board
Economic Development Council
Dennis Clowney
Jim Woods
Don Heim
(856-223-8708)
Email:
[email protected]
Public Safety Director
Recreation Commission
(856-223-1948)
Sewer Utility Chairman
Liaison to Clearview
(cell 610-909-0886)
Environmental Commission
Liaison to Fire Commissioners
H
arrison Township—composed of Ewan, Jefferson, Mullica Hill, and Richwood—was incorporated
in 1844 as Spicer Township. The name was changed to Harrison Township in 1845. The township
operates under a township committee form of government. One of the five-person committee is appointed
mayor each year by members of Township Committee.
Township Committee Business Meetings are held the first Monday of each month at 7:30 pm and Work
Sessions are held on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 pm in the Municipal Building. Residents
are encouraged to attend these meetings.
Sunday
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Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
5
Friday
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Saturday
7
Free Rabies Clinic
Dogs 9-10:15 am
Cats 10:15-11 am
Licenses may be purchased in
Clerk’s Office from 9-11 am
Call Clerk’s Office to confirm date
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10
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14
Special Waste Collection
South Harrison
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28
Spring Fling 7 pm-12 am
Bogey’s
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Last day of grace period
for pet licenses. A $10 late
fee will be assessed after
this date.
Harrison Township Boards and Commissions
Board of Health
Environmental Commission
Lou Manzo, President
Dennis Clowney
Don Heim
Niki Trunk
Jim Woods
Secretary: Diane L. Malloy
Health Officer:
Suzanne Champion
Contact: Clerks Office, 856-478-4111 ext. 1
Economic Development
Council
Scott Bergman
Vincent S. Gangemi, Sr.
Gino C. Giumarello
Ann Karpinski
Leslie McGeoch
Joseph D. Pacera
Lisa Rysinger
Tom Sanders
Pat Settar
Valerie Taylor
Elaine Wildrick
Philip Grous, Chairman
Luke Oman, Vice Chairman
Doris Brady
David DiPietro
Stan Hershey
Adrienne Roberto
Vacancy
Alternate 1: Sam Zappala
Alternate 2: (Vacancy)
Township Committee Representative:
Don Heim
Secretary:
Contact:
Stated Meetings:
1st Wednesday of each month,
7:30 pm, Municipal Bldg.
No meeting is held in July & August.
Historic Preservation
Commission
Niki Trunk
Secretary: Christine Donaldson, 856-7960430
Contact: Gino C. Giumarello, 856-2231774, [email protected]
Stated Meetings:
2nd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 pm,
Municipal Building Courtroom.
Joseph Naples, Chairman
J. Webber Gaunt, Vice Chairman
Joseph J. Glutting
Christopher Knisely
Paul Showers
Vacancy
Vacancy
Alternate 1: Vacancy
Alternate 2: Vacancy
Secretary: Suzanne Champion
Solicitor: Bruce Hasbrouck, Esq.
Architect/Consultant: Lisa Soderberg
Contact:
Suzanne Champion, 856-478-6522
[email protected]
Stated Meetings:
2nd Thursday of each month,
7:00 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom.
Recreation Commission
Mantua / Harrison
Municipal Alliance
Staci Gonserkevis
Mark Gravinese
Evelyn Lengetti
Stacy Lourie
Jack McElwee
Catherine Noakes
Bob Shearer
Alternate 1: Vicki Walters
Alternate 2: John DeFelice
Sgt. Paul Coleman, Chairman
Lorraine Beckett
Lauren Feinberg
Jeanette Fink
Joanne Halscheid
Officer Andrew Thomas
Carlene S. Visalli
Shirley Zane
Secretary: Dave Armor
Dennis Clowney
Richard Thomas
Recreation Coordinator/Contact:
Sharon Chew 856-223-8777
[email protected]
Stated Meetings:
Mar. 30, Apr. 27, May 18, 4:30 pm
Clearview High School
Office Hours:
8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday
Stated Meetings:
4th Tuesday of each month,
Planning Board
Scott Bergman
Matt Diggons
Nancy Kowalik
Santo Maccherone
Jack McElwee
Joseph Pacera
Alternate 1: Mark Reidenauer
Alternate 2: Bill Madara
For information, tickets,
or to volunteer: 856-223-8777;
fax, 856-478-6287
Recreation Senior
Subcommittee
Township Committee Representatives:
Lou Manzo, Niki Trunk
Zoning Board
of Adjustment
Steve Cimer
Beth Dare
Scott Herman
Greg Klipstein
Nancy Kowalik
Fred Link
Harry Mumma
Alternate 1: Dennis Bonanni
Alternate 2: John Williams
Secretary: Susanne Rhudy
Zoning Officer: Suzanne Champion
Solicitor: John Hoffman, Esq.
Engineer: Remington & Vernick
Contact:
Susanne Rhudy, 856-478-6522
[email protected]
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm;
1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 am to 8 pm
Stated Meetings:
Last Wednesday of each month,
7:30 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom,
except November, when the meeting will
be on the 3rd Wednesday
Phil Bauer
Josephine Carlucci
Sandra Lascio, Bus Driver
Catherine Noakes
Judy Rosen
Sandy vonMoltke
Secretary: Susanne Rhudy
Solicitor: Joan Adams, Esq.
Engineer: Remington & Vernick
Traffic Engineer:
Pennoni Associates, Inc.
Contact: Susanne Rhudy 856-478-6522
[email protected]
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8 am to 5 pm;
1st and 3rd Mondays, 8 am to 8 pm
Dennis Clowney, Township Committee
Representative
Sharon Chew, Recreation Coordinator
Contact: Sharon Chew, 856-223-8777,
[email protected]
Stated Meetings:
Regular Meetings, 1st and 3rd Thursday
of each month, 7:30 pm.
Stated Meetings:
4th Thursday of each month,
All meetings in Municipal Building
Courtroom.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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4
Easter Egg Hunt and
5K Hoppin’ Run
(rain date April 5)
South Harrison
Dog Licenses Past Due
5
Saturday
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10
11
Last day to change
political party affiliation
for Primary Election
Good Friday
BUILDING CLOSED
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Comedy Night, Toscano
Theater of Performing Arts
Easter
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Spring Festival
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Historical Society Tea
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Harrison Township Departments
Construction Department
Control Person: Suzanne Champion
Housing & Construction Assistant: Sharon Tischner
Construction Official, Fire Subcode Official, Building Inspector
and Building Subcode Official: Jeffrey H. Kier
Plumbing Inspector: Richard Falasco
Electrical Subcode Official: Charlie Brown
Housing Officer: Mike Brewer
Office Hours: 8 am to 5 pm, weekdays;
1st & 3rd Mondays 8 am to 8 pm
Inspections:
Building and Fire: Monday - Friday mornings
Electric: Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Plumbing: Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons
Housing: Friday, 8 am until finished
Phone Number: 856-478-6522
Fax Number: 856-478-6287
Finance Department
Chief Financial Officer: Yvonne Bullock
Assistant Treasurer: Paula Undercuffler
Finance Clerk: Dorothy Plotts
Office Hours: 8 am to 4 pm, weekdays
Fax Number: 856-478-0869
Municipal Clerk’s Office
This department manages a comprehensive range of townshiprelated responsibilities, including dog/cat licensing, vital statistics,
elections, and voter registration.
Pet Licensing: The New Jersey State Department of Health
requires licensing of dogs every year. The fee for dogs that are
spayed/neutered is $8.20. Nonspayed/nonneutered dogs are
$11.20. Township ordinances require cats to be licensed every
year. The fee for spayed/neutered cats is $2.00. For nonspayed/
nonneutered cats it is $5.00. Licenses for dogs and cats are due
by January 31, 2009, they must be purchased by March 31 to
avoid a $10.00 late charge.
Municipal Clerk/Registrar: Diane L. Malloy
Deputy Municipal Clerk/Deputy Registrar: Carol L. Pusztay
Public Works Department
Phone Number: 856-223-1308 Fax: 856-223-1330
Employees:
Michael Micklasavage, Dennis Chambers, Stephen DelVecchio,
Mike McColgan, Jack Moore, Tom Sukeforth, Michael Wilke
Reminders for Residents:
Ella Harris, Pleasant Valley and William Wilt Parks: Help us keep our parks
clean and vandal free. Be responsible for all trash and report all vandalism to the
Police Department at 856-589-0911. As per Township Ordinance 03-1985, animals
and golfing are not allowed in the parks.
When It Snows: Township Ordinance 14-1989 prohibits parking on snow-covered
streets. Also remember to turn basketball hoops in front of your property away from
the road so emergency vehicles and snow removal equipment can pass through.
Streets & Roads: To report potholes call 856-223-1308.
Tree Trimming: Please trim trees overhanging the roadway, allowing 10 feet of
clearance, and those overhanging sidewalks, allowing 8 feet of clearance.
Storm Damage/Fallen Limbs: Report these within 48 hours of storm by calling
856-223-1308.
Wastewater Treatment Facility
Licensed Wastewater Treatment Operator/Superintendent WWTF: Michael
Gonserkevis
Phone Number: 856-478-4333 Fax: 856-478-4568
Tax Assessor: Brian P. Rosenberger, CTA
Assessing Clerk: Robin Hague
Office Hours:
Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 - 9 pm;
Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm;
Important deadlines:
January 10: Tax list filed with County Board of Taxation
April 1: Tax appeals by the taxpayer due at County Board of Taxation.
August 1: Farmland assessment application due.
October 1: Assessments are added to tax rolls.
December 1: Homeowner added assessment appeals due at County Board of
Taxation.
NOTE: Reassessment scheduled to be completed by January 2010
Fax Number: 856-478-2498
Email:[email protected]
Tax Collector’s / Sewer Clerk’s Office
Tax Collector/ Sewer Clerk: D. Michelle Mitchell
Tax Clerk: Joann Snow
Office Hours: Monday, 8 am-7 pm
Tuesday, 7 am-5 pm
Wednesday, 7 am-5 pm
Thursday, 8 am-5 pm
Friday, 8 am-5 pm
Tax Payments Due (with a 10-day grace period): Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1, Nov. 1
Sewer Payments Due (with a 30-day grace period): Feb. 15, May 15, Aug. 15,
Nov. 15
Employees:
Michael Gonserkevis, Eric Frye, Ron Sinclair, Esaias Smith,
Bill Stoms, Joe Theisen
Sewer Customers: If you have municipal sewer service, please remember to
keep your sewer cap visible for emergencies. The sewer cap can be found by
the roadway.
The township administrator is the chief administrative officer
of the township and coordinates the business activities of all municipal departments. The administrator serves as the personnel officer, the purchasing agent,
and the Community Development Block Grant Coordinator for the township and
is responsible for the preparation of the municipal budget and the publication of
the township newsletter. The Harrison Township administrator also serves as the
TRICO Joint Insurance Fund Commissioner and the Joint Insurance Fund
Claims Coordinator.
Sewer Blockages: For emergency and non-emergency sewer
blockages, call the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 856-478-4333 and follow the
instructions on the answering machine. This machine is on 24 hours a day.
Recreation Department
Recreation Coordinator: Sharon Chew
Office Hours: 8 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday; 1st & 3rd Mondays,
8 am to 7:30 pm
Phone Number: 856-478-4111 (ext. 1)
Fax Number: 856-478-2948
Seniors’ Transportation Coordinator: Sandra Lascio, 856-478-0824
Township Administrator’s Office
Office Hours: 8 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday; 1st & 3rd Mondays, 8 am to 7:30 pm
Certified Municipal Court Administrator: Carla K. Rios
Deputy Municipal Court Administrator: Beverly J. Preston
Fax Number: 856-478-2498
Township Administrator: Carole M. Rieck
Administrative Assistant: Stacey Holtzhauser
Fax Number: 856-478-6287
Municipal Court
Tax Assessor’s Office
Superintendent: Mike C. Micklasavage, Sr.
Secretary: Shannon Schemelia
Fax Number: 856-478-2968
Harrison Township
Office Hours: 8 am to 4 pm, weekdays
Court is held 5:30 pm on the first and third Tuesday of each
month in the Municipal Building Courtroom.
Preserving the Past to Enhance
the Future
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
Harrison Township Day
Two-Day Event
6-10 pm
Amusements for all ages
and Battle of the Bands
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5
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7
Saturday
2
TAXES DUE
Harrison Township Day
Two-Day Event
Parade 9 am
Amusements 12-8 pm
Fireworks at dusk
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9
South Harrison
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16
Community Yard Sale,
Ella Harris Park
(Rain date May 17)
Last day to register to
vote in Primary Election
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31
Clayton
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29
30
Movie Night,
Ella Harris Park
(Rain date May 22)
Historical Society Annual
Meeting 7:30 pm
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21
SEWER PAYMENTS
DUE
25
Spring Sidewalk Sale
BUILDING CLOSED
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27
28
Sunday
Monday
1
Tuesday
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Primary Election
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8
9
10
11
Kelly Miller Circus,
4-H Fairgrounds
4:30 and 7:30 pm
Friday
Saturday
5
6
Relay For Life
Relay For Life
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13
Movie Night,
Ella Harris Park,
(Rain date June 13)
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Residential Recycling and Trash Guidelines
The trash and recycling collection schedule
is based on geographic areas.
Area 1 is picked up on Monday
Area 2 on Tuesday
Area 3 on Wednesday.
To determine which area your property is in, please call
856-223-1308. Collection schedule does not change on
Martin Luther King Day, Presidents’ Day, Columbus Day
and Veterans Day.
Trash Collection
For trash pickup, the following items are collected:
REGULAR HOUSEHOLD TRASH, FURNITURE,
CARPET, GLASS WINDOWS, GLASS DOORS, AND
TELEVISIONS. Trash containers should not exceed
35-gallon capacity and 50-lb. weight.
Scrap Metal and Appliance
Collection
Second Wednesday of Each Month
Residents must call 856-223-1308 to arrange collection.
This monthly pickup applies to washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, ovens, dishwashers, hot and cold water
tanks, air conditioners, swing sets, bicycles, auto parts,
lawn care equipment, furnaces, and other items made of
metal. Items with airtight doors, such as refrigerators,
washers, dryers, freezers, old ice boxes, or dishwashers
must have doors removed to prevent a possible suffocation
hazard for children.
No propane tanks or compressed gas cylinders will be
picked up. Rather than placing these items at the curb for
collection, you may bring them to the Recycling Center.
Recycling Collection
Electronics Recycling
The following recyclables may be commingled:
Glass Bottles and Jugs: Clear, brown, and green bottles,
jars, and jugs. Labels and metal rings may be left on.
Do not include cookware, window, auto, or mirror glass.
The Gloucester County Solid Waste Complex now offers
an electronics recycling program. Gloucester County residents are encouraged to take all electronics, i.e., computers, printers, monitors, etc., to the landfill located at 493
Monroeville Road in South Harrison for disposal. It is
requested that residents call ahead (856-478-6045, ext. 14)
to receive further instruction.
The township now uses Single-Stream Recycling. Paper
items may be mixed with your other recyclables and do not
have to be placed in separate containers.
Plastic Bottles and Jugs: Soda, milk, water, and detergent bottles, jars, and jugs. All containers must be empty.
Remove lids and rinse container. Labels may be left on.
Aluminum and Steel Cans and Beverage Containers:
Including lids, caps, and clean foil, as well as steel and
aluminum food and beverage containers. Pet food cans
with plastic liners are also acceptable. Labels may be left
on containers.
Paper Items: The following paper items must be placed in
a bag or can, tied, or mixed with other recyclables.
Cardboard must be flattened and tied. Recyclable paper
includes all uncontaminated newspaper, magazines, books,
junk mail, corrugated and cardboard boxes, and computer
and copy paper. Do not include pizza boxes, milk
cartons, or waxed boxes.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Disposal of Hazardous Items
In the year 2009, Gloucester County will hold Household Special Waste Collection Days
rain or shine. Please call 856-478-6045 for a schedule of events or to be placed on the
brochure mailing list, or visit www.gcianj.com.
Materials accepted: Oil-based paint; motor oil; antifreeze; fluorescent tubes and ballast;
compact fluorescent bulbs; household, lead acid and ni-cad batteries; solvents; pesticides;
cleaners; kerosene; herbicides; gasoline; varnish; turpentine; rat poison; auto and floor
care products; weed killers; lighter fluid; propane tanks; and photography and pool
chemicals.
To dispose of latex paint, allow it to dry out and place the cans at the curb with the lids off
on your designated trash day.
Questions?
For more information, call the Public Works office at 856-223-1308
Mike Micklasavage,
Recycling/Clean Communities Coordinator
Additional Items
Christmas Tree Collection in January
Call 856-223-1308 for dates.
Misc. Items Not Collected by the Township
Motor Oil and Oil Filters: These must be taken to the
Harrison Township Recycling Center, 151 Colson Lane,
Mullica Hill.
Vegetative Waste and Wood: Grass, brush, leaves, tree
branches, bushes, yard and hedge trimmings, and weeds
should be composted or may be taken to the Township
Recycling Center if properly bagged and bundled. Call
856-223-1308 for information.
Rechargeable and Button Batteries: Please take these
items to the Gloucester County Solid Waste Complex on
designated Household Special Waste Collection Dates.
The Recycling Center, located at 151 Colson Lane, is open
on Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm year-round. It is also open
on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 5-7 pm from
April through October.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
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Thursday
2
Friday
3
Saturday
4
BUILDING CLOSED
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G.C. 4-H Fair and
NJ Peach Festival
G.C. 4-H Fair and
NJ Peach Festival
G.C. 4-H Fair and
NJ Peach Festival
30
31
Movie Night,
Ella Harris Park
(Rain date July 16)
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26
G.C. 4-H Fair and
NJ Peach Festival
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Harrison Township Community Organizations
Boy Scouts
Harrison Township Beautification Comm. Mullica Hill Merchants Association
This organization helps develop boys mentally, physically, and
spiritually. It also increases their awareness of environmental
issues.
Lawrence Grant, Scoutmaster
This organization helps to beautify and revitalize our downtown
and surrounding area by raising awareness and enhancing the
area.
Patricia Settar, President
Leslie McGeoch, Vice President
Christine Donaldson, Secretary
Ann Karpinski, Treasurer
Contact: Christine Donaldson, 856-796-0430
This groups works to promote business & commerce in Mullica Hill.
Harrison Township Historical Society
This organization is dedicated to the ideal that “Service Above
Self” will make a positive and lasting difference to people in our
community and the world. Nancy Reilly, President
Helene Lynch, President-Elect
Bud Verfaillie, Fundraising Chair
Suzanne Adams, Secretary
Scott West, Treasurer
Contact: Lawrence Grant, 856-769-3067
or BSA Troop 44, P.O. Box 513, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Meetings: Every Thursday, 7 pm, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church.
BSA Venture Crew 344
A “High-Adventure” crew, learning, doing and sharing leadership
and outdoor high-adventure skills. Venturing is a program for
young men and women between the ages of 14 and 20. Crews
are led by elected officers working with adult supervisors and
consultants.
Contacts: Lawrence Grant, 856-769-3067,
or Joyce Cunningham, 856-478-6465
Crew Advisors Web Page: www.trinity-umc.info/venture-bsa.htm
Meetings: Trinity United Methodist Church, Cedar Road, Mullica
Hill.
French Lodge #89,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
This fraternal organization is dedicated to community service
projects and charitable works. All are invited to join.
Carl Urban, Noble Grand Donna Simmons, Vice Grand
Steven Wooton, Secretary Robert Wooton, Treasurer
Frank Rodgers, Financial Secretary
Contacts: Steven Wooton, 856-217-6382
Robert Wooton, 856-881-8414
Meetings: Every Tuesday, 8 pm,
Richwood Academy.
Golden Age Club of Harrison Township
Interesting, educational, and entertaining programs are the highlights of this organization. A catered lunch is offered for $7, and
dues are $5 per year. All seniors 55 years and older are welcome
to join in the fun and fellowship. If you are interested, please contact the membership chairperson, Alberta Atkins, at 856-589-4426.
Sandra Hawn, President Catherine Noakes, First Vice President
Virginia Rogers, Second Vice President
Linda Casey, Secretary
Doris Reuter, Treasurer
Alberta Atkins, Membership
Florence Grasso, Lunch Chairperson
Eileen Sharp, Programs
Meetings: 3rd Tuesday of each month,
12 noon, Gloucester County Library.
Cub Scouts
This society works to preserve and interpret the historical and
cultural resources of Harrison Township and environs.
Lois Pinzka, President
Karen Heritage, Vice President
Claire Bartholomew, Corresponding Secretary
Barbara Ridgway, Treasurer
Etta Jane Heiser, Recording Secretary Contact: Lois Pinzka, 856-478-4787
Meetings: 2nd Wednesday of each month (except July and
December), 7:30 pm, Old Town Hall; Annual Meeting, May 17,
2009, 7:30 pm, Old Town Hall. The Old Town Hall Museum is
open weekends from 1 to 4 pm, from March 28 through May 17,
but it is closed Mother’s Day and Easter. It will also be open
October 10 through December 6. Please contact a member if you
would like to join the HTHS.
Holy Name of Jesus Senior Citizens Club
This organization offers an opportunity for seniors 55 years of age
and over to gather together for socializing, fun, and a light lunch.
Bus trips and informational presentations will be offered.
Members explore ways in which they can serve others.
Phil Grous, President
Phil Bauer, Vice President
Alice Talucci, Treasurer Karen Musick, Recording Secretary
Fran Kelly, Corresponding Secretary
Contact: Phil Grous, 856-223-1416
Meetings: 4th Thursday of each month (excluding July & August),
11:30 am, Holy Name of Jesus Church Parish Center.
Mullica Hill Grange #51,
Patrons of Husbandry
This organization focuses on agriculture and community affairs.
Ed Selb, Overseer
Marion White, Secretary
Bonalyn Selb, Lecturer
Contact: Marion White, 856-589-4341
Meetings: Held on an as-needed basis, Grange Hall, North Main
Street, Mullica Hill.
Scott Harbaugh, Cubmaster
Committee Chairperson: Thomas Kowalik
Monday
Mullica Hill Rotary Club
Contact: Phyllis Antonelli, 856-223-9900
Website: www.mullicahillrotary.org
Meetings: Every Wednesday, 7:15 am, Harrison House Diner
Robert W. Mills Post 452,
American Legion
This is a service organization for war veterans.
Charlie Loveland, Commander Sam Fiducioso, Vice Commander
Wilbert Shea, Finance Officer, Boys’ State, Membership
Mike Lamb, Sgt.-at-Arms
Alex Marshall, Adjutant
Contact: Joe Marshall, 856-468-4056
Meetings: 2nd Thursday of each month,
7:30 pm, Post Home. For information on the organization or hall
rental call Joe Marshall, 856-468-4056
The Woman’s Club of Mullica Hill
The object of this club shall be a united effort for the welfare of
the community, cooperation in working out the problems of the
day, and the intellectual development of its members. Come join
the club. Call Janice at 856-224-1170 for programs.
Janice Hill, President
Marilynn McGeoch, Co-Vice President
Joanne Padgett, Recording Secretary
Diane Dunbar, Treasurer
Contact: Janice Hill, 856-224-1170
Meetings: 1st Thursday of each month, September - May, 7:30
pm, Harmony Fire Company. New members are welcome.
Girl Scouts of Central
and Southern New Jersey
The township has several Girl Scout troops. For more information,
call 800-582-7692.
Contact: Scott Harbaugh, 856-478-6289
Sunday
Tom Waters, President
Jim Salvino, Vice President
Judy Salvino, Secretary
Carol Barnett, Treasurer
Contact: 856-881-6800
Website: www.mullicahill.com
Meetings: 1st Thursday of each month,
5:30 pm, Gloucester County Library.
Tuesday
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Harrison Township Schools
Pleasant Valley Elementary School &
Harrison Township Elementary School
Clearview Regional School District
EMERGENCY CLOSING NUMBER 820
Harrison Township Elementary School Phone: 856-478-2016
Pleasant Valley Elementary School Phone: 856-223-5120
Harrison Township Elementary School, located at 120 N. Main Street in Mullica
Hill, has an enrollment of 860 students in grades pre-k through 3. Pleasant Valley
School at 401 Cedar Road in Mullica Hill has 650 students in grades 4 through 6.
The mission of the Harrison Township School District, in partnership with the
home and community, is to provide all children with the opportunity to develop
their intellectual, physical, emotional, and social potential and to become
confident, capable, life-long learners. It is the expectation of the Board of
Education that students at all grade levels achieve the New Jersey Core Content
Curriculum Standards. Together, they are committed to fulfilling this mission by
providing the necessary resources to foster a safe, caring, and supportive
environment of mutual respect, communication, teamwork, and appreciation
of the individual.
2008-2009 Harrison Township Board of Education
Ron Moore, President
Joseph Schwab, Vice President
Brian Bartholomew Barbara Beske
Matthew Diggons
Michael Fadini
D. Gregory Fuller Stacey Muscarella
Paul Ware
The mission of the Clearview Regional School District is to implement an
excellent educational program that will provide all students with the necessary
skills and attitudes to lead productive, rewarding, and fulfilling lives in the world
of the twenty-first century.
2008-2009 Clearview Regional School District Board of Education
Michael Riggs, President, Mantua Township
Michael Wolk, Vice President, Mantua Township
Robin Atkins, Mantua Township
Joseph Betlejewski, Harrison Township
John Hughes, Mantua Township
Raymond Miller, Mantua Township
Frank Smith, Mantua Township
Carmen Trifiletti, Harrison Township
Timothy VanNoy, Harrison Township
Administrators
Patricia Hoey, Ed.D., Superintendent Patricia Haney, Director of Curriculum
Robert Scharlé, Business Administrator Joan Ruberton, Supervisor of Student Services Andrew Davis, Pleasant Valley Elementary School Principal Mariann Edelmayer,
Harrison Township Elementary School Principal 856-478-2016, ext. 123
856-478-2016, ext. 168
856-478-2016, ext. 153
856-478-2016, ext. 141
856-223-5120, ext. 3019
Beverly Green, Assistant Principal Susan Spence, Transportation Supervisor Richard Brown, Supervisor of Buildings & Grounds 856-478-2016, ext. 165
856-478-2016, ext. 157
856-478-2016, ext. 159
Monday
Clearview Regional Middle School, located at 595 Jefferson Road in Mullica Hill,
draws a total enrollment of 830 students in seventh and eighth grades. Clearview
Regional High School, with a total enrollment of 1,600 students, is located at 625
Breakneck Road in Mullica Hill and houses students in grades 9 through 12.
Board meetings are held at 7:30 pm in the Administration Building. Work Sessions
are held on the third Thursday of every month, and Regular Meetings are held on the fourth
Thursday of every month. Please visit their website for more information and upcoming events:
www.clearviewregional.edu
Administrators
Sunday
EMERGENCY CLOSING NUMBER 802
Tuesday
856-478-2016, ext. 126
John Horchak III, Superintendent of Schools
Diane Cummins, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum/Instruction
Esther Pennell, Business Administrator
Jeffrey Chierici, Director of Special Services
Keith Brook, High School Principal
Dave Kelk, Middle School Principal
Michael Holm, High School Assistant Principal
Kathleen McKinney, High School Assistant Principal
Dawn Scalfaro, High School Assistant Principal
Michael Vicente, Middle School Assistant Principal
Barbara Castleberry, Director of Guidance
Greg Horton, Director of Athletics/ Activities
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
856-223-2765
856-223-2766
856-223-2764
856-223-2770
856-223-2790
856-223-2740
856-223-2790
856-223-2790
856-223-2790
856-223-2740
856-223-2710
856-223-2720
Saturday
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Movie Night,
Ella Harris Park
(Rain date Sept. 12)
South Harrison
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Fall Sidewalk Sale
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Community Yard Sale,
Ella Harris Park
(Rain date Sept. 20)
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Harrison Township Public Safety
Harrison Township Police Department
Vacation Checks
Chief of Police: Frank T. Rodgers
Police Clerk, Special Officer: Misty Minix
137 N. Main Street, Mullica Hill
Business Office Hours: 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday
For administrative needs (not emergencies), call 856-478-6839.
In addition to providing excellent round-the-clock protection for our community, the Harrison Township Police Department is committed to community
involvement. The department participates in various township activities
and helps sponsor local events to foster a positive relationship with the
community. For example, the department sponsors the Annual Senior
Citizen Luncheon at the Ewan Fire Department and co-sponsors the Easter
Egg Hunt and Halloween Parade, along with the Recreation Commission.
The Police Department also provides security for and participates in the
Relay for Life. In addition, they participate in the following programs:
On request, officers check residences while
homeowners are on vacation.
DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education)
Lunch Program
To promote a positive relationship with township
teens, officers eat lunch regularly with students
and teachers at Clearview Regional High School.
School
The Police Department received a federal grant
starting in the year 2000 that enabled the Police
Department to station an officer at the school on
a full-time basis. The school is Clearview
Regional High School.
National Night Out
This event, which is a joint venture with Mantua
Township Police Department, is held at Chestnut
Branch Park in Mantua Township. The event is
designed to heighten crime and drug prevention
Senior Citizen Dinner
This event is held at the Ewan Fire Department, Ewan Road, Ewan, during awareness, generate support for local anti-crime
efforts, and strengthen neighborhood spirit and
the Thanksgiving season. The Harrison Township Police Department
a police community partnership.
serves a full-course sit-down dinner for our Senior Citizens, which is
Date: August 3, 2009.
donated by the Harrison House Diner. Music and a festive holiday spirit
make this a “thankful” event. For further information, call the Police
Community Service
Department at 856-478-6839.
The department offers a variety of programs on
Contact
driver safety, parent awareness of drugs, senior
This project encourages officers to talk with children about stranger contact, citizen programs, disaster preparedness, and
refusing drugs, seatbelt safety, bicycle helmet safety, and other issues.
home security. Call the Police Department to set
up a program.
Female Protection
Officers educate women about personal protection, offering presentations
to community groups and employees of local businesses.
This program helps students recognize and resist the many pressures that
influence them to experiment with drugs and alcohol.
FOR POLICE
EMERGENCY
Bus Safety
To protect township children, patrolmen follow elementary school buses
throughout the school year to ensure that motorists follow bus safety laws.
CALL 856-589-0911
Police Patrol is 24 hours a day
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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Fall Festival Weekend
South Harrison
Ghost Walk 7 pm
Harrison Twp. Discount
Night at Creamy Acres
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Last day to register to
vote in General Election
Fall Festival Weekend
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Clayton
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Halloween Parade and
5K Fun Run
(rain date October 25)
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Harrison Township Emergency Services
Harrison Township’s emergency services are provided by two volunteer fire companies. These volunteers devote their time and
energy year-round to provide our township with the best service possible. Both fire companies voluntarily spend several hours
each October presenting fire prevention activities to all schools and preschools in Harrison Township.
New members are always welcome and are encouraged to contact one of the companies for more information.
Harmony Fire Company /
Harrison Township EMS
Ewan Volunteer Fire Company
The Ewan Fire Company
strives to protect life and
property for the residents
of Harrison Township. If
you are interested in
giving them a hand, stop
by the firehouse any
Tuesday evening or visit
www.ewanfireco.org.
This organization provides fire suppression,
heavy rescue, and
emergency medical
services and transport
for the residents of
Harrison Township. All
ambulance personnel
are NJ-EMTs.
President: Jeffrey Kier, Jr.
Secretary: Jesse Long
Chief: Brian Bartholomew
Asst. Chief: Brent Fox
Vice President: Mike Weichmann
Treasurer: Jefferson Griffin
Deputy Chief: Pat Parker
President: Hal Brown
Vice President: Bob Guth
Secretary: Todd Quintard
Treasurer: Ron Butler
Trustee: Larry Crane
Chief: Matt Cardile
Deputy Chief: Ken Powell
Asst. Chief: L. Wayne Crane
Captain: Rich Danner
Lieutenant: Ron Butler
Lieutenant: Ed Hieser
Ambulance Captain: Rich McKelligett Ambulance First Lt.: Larry Crane
Ambulance Second Lt.: Jeff Griffin
We need volunteers. Please help us to help you.
Meetings and Drills: Tuesdays, 7:30 pm www.harmonyfirerescue.com
Meetings: 1st Tuesday of each month, 7:30 pm
Drills: Each remaining Tuesday of the month, 7:00 pm.
New members are needed.
Hall rentals are available for a maximum capacity of
150 people.($400.00, plus $100 deposit for hall rental;
contract available online at www.ewanfireco.org, or call 856-478-2261)
Oyster and ham suppers are held each fall.
For information, call the firehouse or check the website.
Emergency Management Council
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Coordinator: Edward Selb
Deputy Coordinator: Michael Datz
Deputy Coordinator: Chief Frank Rodgers
Contact: Clerk’s Office, 856-478-4111
Fire prevention assemblies are conducted at Harrison Township and Pleasant Valley
Schools and all preschools in the township each October during Fire Prevention Week.
A Certificate of Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector Compliance is required
to be issued whenever a single family dwelling changes occupants. Applications for this
certificate are available at the Construction Office.
Stated Meetings: March 9, June 8, September 14 and
December 14, 7:00 pm, Municipal Building Conference
Room.
Sunday
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2
This group oversees the operation of the township’s
fire companies.
Meetings: 3rd Wednesday of each month, 7:30 pm,
Ewan Fire House
Fax Number: 856-478-4344
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Trash Collection Remains
as Scheduled
BUILDING IS OPEN
TAXES DUE
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Fire Official: Brian Bartholomew
Fire Inspectors: Thomas Mason
Harrison Township Board
of Fire Commissioners
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Saturday
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Seniors’ Thanksgiving
Luncheon, Ewan Fire Hall
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Community Thanksgiving
Service, 8 am
Friends Meeting House
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Monday
Tuesday
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Thursday
3
Don’t forget to mail your letters to Santa
in the bright red mailboxes!
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Friday
Saturday
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Christmas Tree Lighting
and Santa
Christmas House Tour
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Radio City Bus Trip
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Longwood Gardens
Bus Trip
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Harrison Township
Youth Sports Organizations
Harrison Youth Field Hockey
Harrison Soccer Club
This organization works to promote, foster, and teach the game of soccer. It provides competition for all its members and encourages
athletes to play the game with a high standard of good sportsmanship
and fair play. To volunteer for this organization, contact any Board Member.
Visit their Website: www.harrisonsoccerclub.org
Meetings: 4th Thursday of each month, 7 pm, Gloucester County Library.
Clearview Lacrosse Club
Harrison Cheerleading Association
This organization promotes self-esteem, team spirit, and
sportsmanship in children in Grades 1 through 12. Members
cheer during Saturday morning soccer games and may choose
to join competition teams.
Karen Sweeten, President
Steve Simmerman, Vice President
Barb Long, Treasurer
Kim Doring, Acting Secretary
Contact: Karen Sweeten, 856-478-4194
Board Meetings: 2nd Monday of each month, 7 pm Gloucester
County Library.
Harrison Township Little League
Harrison Township Little League provides a variety of baseball
and softball programs for girls and boys from ages 5 through 16.
The organization teaches the basics of the game and stresses
fair game and sportsmanship. Little League starts in March and
runs through the middle of June. Signups are held in January and
the playing season starts in mid-April.
Jim Woolam, President
Chad Hartensteiner, Vice President, Baseball
Ron Innamorato, Vice President, Softball
Rick Sepulveda, Treasurer
Glenn McCourt, Secretary
Visit their website: www.harrisonll.org
Harrison Township Youth Basketball
This organization provides a basketball experience for all Harrison
Township children in grades 1 through 8 and includes an in-house
and travel league.
Dennis McBride, President
Don Heim, Vice President
Patricia McBride, Secretary
Julie Sousa, Treasurer
Scott Dare, Jeanine Delaney, Ted Dezzi, Trustees
Offers boys and girls in grades 3 through 8 the opportunity to learn and play lacrosse. The official
season begins in early spring, with teams playing at least 10 regular season games, tournament
games, and playoffs against other South Jersey organizations. The program is open to all youngsters living in the areas served by the Clearview Regional High School. Players provide their own
equipment. The organization will provide uniforms and practice jerseys. In addition to the spring season, the organization participates in fall and winter (indoor) lacrosse leagues. Additional information
and online registrations are available at www.clearviewlacrosse.com.
Contacts: John Vesey, President, 856-981-9838
John Graham, Boys VP, 856-223-9088
Marjorie Daniels, Girls VP, 856-466-0875
Board meetings are held monthly. See website for schedule. Registration is available until 1/15/2009
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Clearview Youth Basketball, Inc.
This nonprofit organization functions as a feeder program for the Clearview Regional High School
Basketball Program, teaching the fundamentals of basketball to boys & girls from grades 1-12.
This program provides the elementary-age student the opportunity to develop basic field hockey skills. Program runs Sundays in
September and October.
Diane Eisenhart, President
Contact: Diane Eisenhart, [email protected]
Clearview Ice Hockey Club
This club encourages anyone in 5th to 12th grade who is interested in the game of ice hockey to come and play this great sport.
Clearview Ice Hockey Club practices every Wednesday at
Hollydell Ice Arena in Sewell from September until February.
Visit www.leaguelineup.com/clearviewicehockey for more up-todate contact information, registration details and practice times.
Clearview Jr. Wrestling
This program encourages young boys and girls to become
involved in youth athletics.
Dan Eisenhart, President Bob Simmerman, Vice President
Tracey Decker, Treasurer Lee Seybold, Secretary
Darlene Searle, Lori Rowe, Trustees
Contact:
Dan Eisenhart, 856-442-0765 or at [email protected]
Meetings: Contact Dan Eisenhart for meeting information.
Clearview Youth Volleyball
Jim Bell, President Vince Voltaggio, Vice President, Operations
John Byrne, Vice President, Admin.
Phil Stumpf, Asst. Vice President, Player Development
Bernadette Pauling, Vice President, Finance Gretta Skibinski, Secretary
Mary Bell, Registrar
This organization includes a spring recreational program for boys
and girls in 4th through 8th grades and a fall travel team for girls
in 5th through 8th grades.
Contact: Jim Bell, 856-468-1514
Eric Stalter, President
Meetings: To be announced.
Clearview Youth Football & Cheerleading
Contact: Eric Stalter, 856-464-6770
Clearview Youth Football and Cheerleading is a not-for-profit youth organization formed for the children of Mantua and Harrison Townships to play organized football and participate in cheerleading.
The club is a member of the Tri-County Midget Football League, competing with over 50 teams in
the local tri-county area. The league is a non-weighted league, and all home games are played
under the lights at Chestnut Branch Park.
Pleasant Valley Panthers Football &
Cheerleading
Joe Palese, President
Dale Roberts, League Representative
Mike Dick, Vice President, Football Operations
Christie Bamford, Vice President, Cheer Operations
Contacts: Joe Palese, 856-261-5347, [email protected]
Dale Roberts, 856-223-0883, [email protected]
Visit their website: www.cyfcpioneers.com
Meetings: 3rd Wednesday of each month, 8:15 pm, Sewell Boys & Girls Club
Check website for revised time and schedule.
Visit their website: www.clearviewvolleyball.org
The Pleasant Valley Panthers (PVP) is a non-profit youth football
and cheerleading organization for children from Harrison and
Mantua Townships, serving as a feeder program to Clearview
High School. Teamwork, sportsmanship, respect, hard work, and
dedication are emphasized, as well as having fun. Because safety
is a primary concern, PVP plays in the South Jersey Elite
Invitational Youth Football League (SJE), which classifies teams
within an organization by age and weight.
Contact: [email protected]
Visit their website: www.pvpanthers.org
Contact: Dennis McBride, 856-589-1567
Visit their website: www.htyb.org
Meetings: Held as needed.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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2
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Gloucester County Library System
Located at Route 45 & Wolfert Station Road in Mullica Hill, the Gloucester County Library is a full-service public library offering:
• Books • Newspapers • Magazines • Videos • Books on tape • CDs • CD-ROMs • DVDs • Online research databases
Additional Library Services Available
Call-in reference service, 856-223-6050 • Email reference service: [email protected] • Children’s & young adult programming, 856-223-6028
,
• Summer reading program • Free Concert Series • Online catalog and research databases • Internet access • Public-use computers
• Wireless internet • Free computer classes • Homebound delivery service • Public meeting rooms • Public Fax
Gloucester County Library Commission
Hours of Operation
Richard J. Ambacher, Jr., Gregory Cipolla, George Hubbs
Christopher Powell, Heather P. Simmons, Harold Washington
Joe Chila, Freeholder Liaison
Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 9 pm
Friday, 9 am to 6 pm
Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday, After Labor Day through May 1 to 5 pm
Friends of the Gloucester County Library System: New
members are welcome. Call 856-223-6014 for more information.
Phone number: 856-223-6000
www.gcls.org
Library Director: Robert S. Wetherall
The Churches of Harrison Township
Serving
a wide
variety of
denominations
Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church
17 Earlington Avenue, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Pastor: Rev. Anthony DiBardino
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Jerry Gomez
C.R.E.: Mrs. Renee Lavender
Trustees: Mr. Robert Riggs and Mrs. Patricia McCue
www.holynameofjesus.org
Church Committees:
Pastoral Council, Parish Communications Oversight Committee,
Planning Committee, Stewardship Committee, Carnival
Committee, Pre-Cana Committee, Fundraising Committee, Liturgy
Committee, Finance Committee, Adult Faith Formation, Respect
Life Committee, Holy Name Knights of Columbus Council #12503,
Youth Groups, “Staff of Life” Bereavement Committee, St. Vincent
DePaul Society, Women’s Guild, Art and Environment, Cemetery
Committee, Holy Name of Jesus Senior Citizens
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
P.O. Box 27, 44 High Street, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Pastor: Timothy L. Jordan
Contact: Richard Taylor, Chairman, Board of Trustees, 856-4782621; or Marilyn Greene,
Church Clerk, 856-863-0293
Richwood United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 7, 104 Richwood Road, Richwood, NJ 08074
Pastor: Rev. Steven Herman
Phone Number: 856-589-0874,
www.richwoodchurch.org
(special events posted weekly)
Sunday School and Nursery provided during 10:30 am service.
Church offers active music opportunities, fellowship programs for
youth and young adults, men’s and women’s groups, Bible study
and many other missions. Opened in October 2007, the
Fellowship Hall hosts special events regularly. The facility seats
300. Plus it offers meeting rooms and a commercial kitchen. It is
available to rent for members and non-profit groups.
Religious Society of Friends
Routes 45 and 77, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Clerk: Jeff Summerton
Contact: Jeff Summerton, Mullica Hill Monthly Meeting, P.O. Box
67, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Mullica Hill Baptist Church
18 South Main Street, P.O. Box 117
Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Pastor: Rev. Al McLeod, ThD, PhD
Contact: Pastor McLeod, 856-478-2858
A children’s church program is held during the morning service.
Nursery provided during morning and evening services. Please
visit www.mullicahillbaptist.com.
Trinity United Methodist Church
284 Cedar Road, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Pastor: Rev. Glenn J. Conaway
[email protected] (e-mail) Trinity-umc.info (website)
Sunday School Classes for all ages, as well as a children’s
Special Needs Sunday School Class. Choir for all ages; Bible
studies; men’s, women’s and youth Christ-centered fellowship
groups; and many other small groups and
programs. Please call for additional information.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
51 North Main Street, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062
Vicar: The Rev. Valerie L. Balling
Phone: 856-478-6931
email: [email protected]
www.ststephensofmullicahill.com
Nursery is available at 9:45 am.
Ewan United Methodist Church
325 Ewan Road, Ewan, NJ 08025
Church Number: 856-223-1200
Nursery is available for all ages. Handicapped Accessible
Community Organization
Meetings
Municipal
Phone Numbers
Board of Fire Commissioners: 3rd Wednesday of each month, 7:30 pm, Ewan Fire House.
Mayor Lou Manzo
609-254-1199 cell
Deputy Mayor Niki Trunk
856-223-9666
Committeeman Dennis Clowney
856-223-8708
Committeeman Jim Woods
856-223-1948
Committeeman Don Heim
610-909-0886 cell
Community Dispute Resolution Committee: 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7 pm,
Municipal Building.
Township Administrator Carole M. Rieck
856-478-2164
Municipal Clerk/Registrar of Vital Statistics Diane L. Malloy
856-478-4111, ext. 1
Chief Financial Officer Yvonne Bullock
856-223-9054
Economic Development Council: 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7:30 pm, Municipal Building.
Tax Collector/Sewer Clerk D. Michelle Mitchell
Clearview Board of Education: Work Session, 2/19; Public Meeting, 2/26; Work Session, 3/19:
Public Hearing on the Budget, 3/26; Reorganization Meeting, 4/21; Work Session/Regular Meeting, 4/23. All meetings are at 7:30 pm in the Administration Building.
Emergency Management Council: 3/9, 6/8, 9/14, and 12/14,
7 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom.
Environmental Commission: 1st Wednesday of each month, 7:30 pm, Municipal Building
(no meeting in July or August).
856-478-6454
Tax Assessor Brian Rosenberger
856-223-9053
Certified Municipal Court Administrator Carla K. Rios
856-478-4049
Construction Official Jeffrey H. Kier
856-478-6522
Construction Control Person Suzanne Champion
856-478-6522
856-478-6522
Plumbing Inspector Richard Falasco
856-478-6522
Electrical Subcode Official Charlie Brown
856-478-6522
Fire Subcode Official Jeffrey H. Kier
856-478-6522
Zoning/Board of Health Officer Suzanne Champion
856-478-6522
Historic Preservation Committee: 2nd Thursday of each month, 7 pm, Municipal Building.
Zoning Board/Planning Secretary Susanne Rhudy
856-478-6522
Clean Communities Coordinator Michael Micklasavage
856-223-1308
Municipal Alliance: 3/30, 4/27, 5/18, 4:30 pm, Clearview High School.
Emergency Management Coordinator Ed Selb
856-478-4111
Public Works
856-223-1308
Wastewater Treatment Facility, Mike Gonserkevis
856-478-4333
Police Department (Emergencies)
856-589-0911
Police Department Administration (non-emergencies)
856-478-6839
Recreation
856-223-8777
Seniors’ Transportation Hot Line
856-478-0824
Harrison Township Elementary School Board of Education: 2/23, 3/2, 3/23, 3/30,4/20, Annual
Reorganization Meeting, 4/27. All meetings are held at 7 pm in the library at the Harrison Township School.
Municipal Court: 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 5:30 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom.
Planning Board: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month, 7:30 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom.
Recreation Commission: 4th Tuesday of each month, Sports Groups, 7:30 pm, Commission
Meeting, 8 pm, Municipal Building.
Building Subcode Official Jeffrey H. Kier
South Harrison Township Court: 4th Tuesday of each month, 4:30 pm, Harrison Township
Municipal Building
Township Professionals
Township Committee Meetings: 1st Monday of each month 7:30 pm, Municipal Building
Municipal Engineer: Fralinger Engineering
Township Committee Work Sessions: 3rd Monday of each month, 7:30 pm, Municipal Building.
Zoning Board: Last Wednesday of each month, 7:30 pm, Municipal Building Courtroom
(In November it is on November 18)
Municipal Attorney: Brian Duffield
Municipal Auditor: David C. Rollison
Municipal Prosecutor:
Municipal Public Defender: Carmen A. Malignaggi

Dear Friends and Neighbors

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