Township Government Updates

The Township Committee congratulates Nathan Roohr on his promotion to Bordentown Township Police Chief. And, also to Sergeant Chris Burns who has joined the Command Staff as a Lieutenant.

The Police Department welcomes Robert Sparano who will join the team after completing the Academy. As we welcome Robert, we also say good-bye to Sergeant Keith Stahl who after working on Leap Day retired from the force. The Committee congratulates Sergeant Stahl on his retirement! We are thankful for his long service to the township.

New NJ Transit Bus Stops are coming to the Township! The new stops will be located on West Burlington Street near Schindler Way.

Fireworks are set for July 3! The Township entered into a contract with Pyrotecnico for the fireworks display. The Foundation for Bordentown Traditions will host the event at Joseph Lawrence Park and contribute funding toward the display. Food trucks and entertainment will also be on site. Save the date!

Progress continues on the new municipal complex! The construction bid documents have been completed and submitted to the Office of the State Comptroller for review. An environmental assessment and ground penetration survey are underway. The current building will soon be inspected for asbestos and lead-based paint which, if found, will need to be contained and removed before the building is demolished.

The Township is supporting an initiative to delay the first cutting of lawns to protect overwintering organisms, feed early-awakening pollinators and conserve water. Residents are encouraged to keep their lawns at a at a slightly higher height. More information coming soon!