Over the course of the next week, Bordentown City Public Works will continue to plow various streets throughout the city to help improve parking and accessibility. In order to free up staff to accommodate this operation, there will be NO residential trash collection next week on both Monday, Feb. 2 and Tuesday, Feb. 3. However, trash will be collected throughout the Farnsworth Ave business district on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
Residents are asked to refrain from parking on the following streets during the posted dates/times in order to enable plows to free up as much space as possible:
Friday, Jan. 30 - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm:
- Prince St between Walnut St and W Burlington St
- Willow St (400 block) between W Burlington St and W Union St
Saturday, Jan. 31 - no parking from 9 am to 3 pm:
- West St
Monday, Feb. 2 - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm:
- Second St between Park St & Crosswicks St
- Farnsworth Ave between Park St & Burlington St
Tuesday, Feb. 3 - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm:
- E. Burlington St
- Spring St
- 500 block of Willow St
Wednesday, Feb. 4 - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm:
- Elizabeth St
- Crosswicks St from Second St to Lafayette St
Public Works will continue to assess snow plowing needs throughout the city and may announce additional updates as needed.
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Residents are asked to refrain from parking on the following streets this week as Bordentown City Public Works continues plowing to help improve parking and accessibility throughout the city:
Thursday, Jan. 29:
- Thompson St - no parking from 9am to 4pm
Friday, Jan. 30:
- Prince St between Walnut and W Burlington Streets - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm
- Willow St (400 block) between W Burlington and W Union Streets - no parking from 9 am to 4 pm
Public Works will continue to assess snow plowing needs throughout the city and announce additional no parking notices as needed.
👉 🚰 Water Main Breaks Update 🚰
The water main breaks in the Township—two on Van Drive and one on Route 206—have now been repaired, and water service has been restored.
If anyone in the affected areas experiences water discoloration, please run your taps until the water runs clear.
A big thank you to our Water Department crew for their fast, efficient work, and thank you to our residents for your patience and understanding during these repairs!
The water main break on Route 206 (Dunns Mill Area) has been repaired and water service has been restored.
Residents who experience any discolored water are advised to run their taps until the water runs clear.
We thank everyone for their patience during this repair.
There are two water main breaks located in the Township on Van Drive and Route 206 in the Dunns Mill area.
Residents and businesses in the affected areas will experience a temporary loss of water service while repairs are underway.
💧Our Water Department crew is working diligently to make the necessary repairs and restore service as quickly and safely as possible.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this time!
Bordentown City reminds all dog owners that dog licenses must be submitted by January 31 to avoid a late fee.
Licensing your dog is not only required by law, but it is also important for public health and safety. A current license helps ensure pets are properly vaccinated, assists in reuniting lost dogs with their owners, and supports local animal control services.
📌 Important Reminder:
Per New Jersey State regulations, rabies vaccinations that expire during the licensing year cannot be accepted for licensing.
📝 How to Apply:
Dog license applications are available on the City’s website at www.cityofbordentown.com under Applications & Forms. Applications are also available in person at City Hall.
Thank you for your cooperation in keeping Bordentown City a safe and responsible community for everyone!
Please note that there will be no trash collection on this day.
Reminder: Community Clean-Up with the Bordentown City Trails Committee 🌏🌱
Join the City of Bordentown Trails Committee for a Community Clean-Up this Saturday, January 17th (weather permitting).
📍 Meet at: Spring Street Field parking lot
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM
Community clean-ups are an important way to keep Bordentown City clean and green. By working together to remove litter and debris, we help protect our waterways, enhance our shared spaces, and preserve the natural beauty of our community.
Volunteers will begin at the far end of Spring Street Field near the railroad tracks and enter the woods via a trail, working along Thorntown Creek toward Elizabeth Street. There will be a mix of litter and larger discarded items, and any help you can provide will make a difference.
All are welcome to participate—whether you can join for a short time or stay for the entire event. Every effort helps make a difference!
Bordentown City NEEDS your input! Please take the time to fill out a new online survey and/or attend a Jan 14th public meeting on the draft Open Space & Historic Preservation Plan.
Our parks, open spaces and historical places are at the heart of what makes Bordentown uniquely special 🌳 ☀️🛝🏃♂️
That’s why voters overwhelmingly approved an open space program two years ago to preserve, maintain and enhance these assets. 🗳️
Now that revenue is starting to come in, we are creating a long-term blueprint — guided by the will of the community — to help determine how this funding should be invested 💡
Please join us next week, Wednesday, January 14, at 6 PM, at Carslake Community Center, for a community meeting to discuss the latest on this plan and offer valuable feedback. 📢
There’s also an online community SURVEY due by Feb. 1 to make sure everyone has a chance to weigh in on these decisions! 🗓️
Join us for the City of Bordentown’s FREE Annual Rabies Clinic on Saturday, January 10th, from 9:00–10:00 AM at Carslake Community Center (207 Crosswicks Street). You do not have to live in Bordentown City to attend—this clinic is open and welcome to everyone.
Rabies vaccinations are essential to keeping your pets healthy and protecting our community. This clinic offers a convenient way to make sure your dog is up to date—no appointment needed.
🐶 Dog Licensing Reminder for Bordentown City Residents
Dogs living in Bordentown City are required to be licensed. Residents can find the dog license application on our website at www.cityofbordentown.com under Applications & Forms, or stop by City Hall to fill one out in person. Proof of rabies vaccination is required with the application.
Benefits of licensing your dog include:
• Ensuring your dog’s rabies vaccination is current
•Making it easier to identify lost pets
• Complying with City of Bordentown regulations
• Supporting public safety throughout the community
Thank you for helping keep Bordentown City safe and healthy for our residents and their pets!
Please note that all City Commission meetings have been moved from Carslake Community Center to Old City Hall, effective with the January 12th meeting.
🏛️ Old City Hall is a historic landmark located in the heart of our small town, and we are pleased to welcome residents to this new meeting location.
🗓️ When: Second Monday of each month
⏰ Time: 7:00pm
📌 Where: Old City Hall - 11 Crosswicks Street
Please join the City of Bordentown Trails Committee for a community clean-up on Saturday, January 17th, weather permitting, in the Thorntown Creek watershed area.
This is a great opportunity to come together, care for our local waterways and trails, and make a positive impact in our community.
Thank you for helping keep Bordentown City clean and green! 💚
🐾 Reminder! The City of Bordentown is hosting a FREE rabies clinic for cats and dogs this Saturday, January 10th, from 9–10 AM at Carslake Community Center. Bring your pets and keep them protected!
4th Quarter 2025 water bills have been mailed and are due February 1, 2026.
Please check your account balance at www.cityofbordentown.com, where you can also sign up for Auto Pay for added convenience!
🎉 New Year Holiday Closure - City Hall will be closed on Thursday, January 1st, and Friday, January 2nd in observance of the holiday. The office will reopen on Monday, January 5th.
As we ring in the New Year, we want to remind everyone to celebrate responsibly. Whether you're out enjoying local festivities that our City has to offer or celebrating at home, please make safety a priority. Remember to plan ahead, designate a driver, and look out for one another. Let's start the year off right!
The swearing in, followed by a brief governing body reorganization meeting, will take place on Saturday, January 3, at 11 am at Old City Hall, 11 Crosswicks St. Residents are encouraged to arrive around 10:30 a.m. in order to be seated before the ceremony begins promptly at 11 a.m.
During the reorganization meeting, the governing body will vote on one commissioner to serve as Mayor and another to serve as Deputy Mayor - slated to be Lagos and Sciortino, respectively - and formally select which of the following city departments each commissioner will oversee, as required by state law: Public Property, Streets and Water; Public Safety and Affairs; and Revenue and Finance.
Overflow parking will be available at Carslake Community Center and the free city shuttle service will transport attendees to Old City Hall.
As you celebrate this season, please take a moment to recycle right! Check out the flyer below for what can and can’t go in your recycling bin. When in doubt, throw it out—keeping recycling clean helps everyone.
🗑️ Please note there will be no trash collection on Thursday, December 25th, or Friday, December 26th.
Wishing everyone a wonderful and safe holiday season! 🎄
