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Lake Pine Safe Streets Initiative Mtg.
Tuesday, December 17th from 5:30 – 6:30pm Lake Pine ...
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Emergency Road Closure: County Bridge C6.25 – Sawmill Road
9/18/24: Burlington County contacted Twp. officials earlier today ...
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South Jersey Gas Pipeline Replacement Project Notification
South Jersey Gas is continually improving their system ...
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PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF 39 ALLEN AVE (MUNICIPAL PROPERTY-FORMER LIBRARY) PLANNING BOARD MEETING – WED., JULY 24th
CLICK HERE FOR THE PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT AND MAP ...
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2024 NJ ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program
Starting this week, New Jersey began sending letters ...
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STATE IMPLEMENTS STAGE 3 FIRE RESTRICTIONS — GOVENOR ISSUES DROUGHT WATCH
As of 6 a.m. on Monday, October 21st, ...
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Congrats to all!!A huge congratulations to both the Shawnee Mens and Womens Varsity Soccer teams on their extraordinary victories in the NJ Group III State Championships this past weekend! This marks Shawnee’s first-ever Men’s and Women’s sweep of the Coach’s Cup, SJ Sectionals and NJSIAA Group III State Championship—a truly historic moment for the program and the entire community.![]()
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The Shawnee Boys Varsity Soccer team had a phenomenal season, finishing with a remarkable 21-2-1 record. Winning their 8th State Title dating back to1988, and first since 2006. The boys finished the season with a #3 ranking in New Jersey and a national ranking of 39th!![]()
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The Shawnee Girls Varsity Soccer team delivered an unforgettable 25-0 season, becoming only the 15th girls team in state history to finish undefeated. With an incredible 19 shutouts, their dominance on the field was undeniable. With their first Group III State Title, they ended the season ranked #2 in New Jersey and #7 nationally!![]()
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These accomplishments would not have been possible without the outstanding leadership and dedication of Head Coaches Ryan Franks (Men’s Team) and Drew Wagner (Women’s Team), assistant coaches Casey Marshall (Men’s Team) and Ken Coluzzi (Women’s team) as well as the athletic trainers and coaches who helped prepare the players along their journey. Their vision, hard work, and guidance have truly elevated the Shawnee Soccer program to unprecedented heights and has set a new standard of excellence.![]()
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These achievements are a testament to the players’ commitment and hard work and unwavering support from the players’ family and Shawnee administration. Congratulations again on this incredible season. You’ve made MYAA and the entire Medford Community proud. We look forward to your continued success in the future!
Important message from the County Recycling Office!🚨The Burlington County Department of Solid Waste and Recycling is reminding residents to keep batteries and other hazardous materials out of their curbside recycling containers. ![]()
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🔥Batteries improperly tossed in curbside recycling containers are suspected to be responsible for some recent fires in recycling collection trucks and on the floor of the County’s recycling processing plant. ![]()
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No injuries or major damages were reported from the fires, but County officials stress that any fire can pose a serious risk.![]()
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❗Batteries of any type should never be disposed of in curbside recycling containers. Single-use alkaline batteries should be placed in household trash. ![]()
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🗲Rechargeable batteries, Lithium ion, Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cds) batteries, Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) batteries and small sealed lead acid batteries (SSLA/Pb) can be brought to the Household Hazardous Waste Facility in the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex at 22000 Burlington-Columbus Road, Florence. The complex is open Tuesday through Friday from 7 AM to 3 PM and Saturday from 7 AM to Noon.
COME ON OUT ...First Friday, December 6 to the Medford Arts Center from 6 to 8pm for the 2024 Small Works Exhibition & Sale Awards Reception. 8 N. Main St., Medford, NJ ![]()
The Featured Artist in the gallery is Mimi Betz. ![]()
Then stroll down to Braddock's to see & purchase work by Namita Wlotko and Pamela Wallenhurst. ![]()
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Sponsored by the Medford Historical Society - Medford, NJ. Proceeds support their efforts in preserving Kirbys Mill, the Cross Keys one-room Schoolhouse on Mill Street, and the Tomlinson House on Union Street.
Another holiday activity this Saturday!!Visit Santa at the Schoolhouse prior to the Dickens Festival on Saturday. The Cross Keys School is located on Mill Street. It will be open from Noon to 3p.m.
Welcome to the Township
of Medford, New Jersey
This site offers everything you need to know about Medford; for residents, businesses, and visitors alike. To quickly navigate what's available here, please visit the Guide for using our Township Website.
Our Township is nestled between fertile farms and the Federal Pinelands Natural Reserve in Burlington County, New Jersey. Located 30 minutes from Philadelphia and 45 minutes from the Jersey shore, our Township serves as the hub of business and culture for this region. Unlike many communities, Medford has not lost its’ “soul” to the suburban sprawl which has consumed many of New Jersey’s towns.
Medford has a bustling Village area, where unique shops and restaurants line our original and historic “Main Street.” The residential areas in Medford have been created with respect for the woodlands, streams and lakes surrounding us. Homes of log cabins, Victorian estates and contemporary facades dot the landscape. Dedicated open space, private camps, bike paths and sidewalks allow for many recreational activities. With Medford’s border of a million acres of protected forest and over 50% of the township as dedicated open space and natural surroundings, we are assured of a quiet and healthy environment for the future.
News & Announcements
Lake Pine Safe Streets Initiative Mtg.
Tuesday, December 17th from 5:30 – 6:30pm Lake Pine ...
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Emergency Road Closure: County Bridge C6.25 – Sawmill Road
9/18/24: Burlington County contacted Twp. officials earlier today ...
Learn more
Lake Pine Safe Streets Initiative Mtg.
Tuesday, December 17th from 5:30 – 6:30pm Lake Pine ...
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Emergency Road Closure: County Bridge C6.25 – Sawmill Road
9/18/24: Burlington County contacted Twp. officials earlier today ...
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Medford Township Meeting
Bid Advertisement
Emergency Medical
Billing Services
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Township Clerk of the Township of Medford, New Jersey for Emergency Medical Billing Services on Wednesday, August 14th, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. prevailing time, in the offices of the Medford Municipal Building at 49 Union Street, Medford, New Jersey.
Specifications and contract documents may be obtained from the Clerks Office, located at 49 Union Street, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday or via the Medford Township website www.medfordtownship.com.
Bids must be on the standard proposal form in the manner designated therein and enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the name and address of the bidder and the contact description on the outside.
“Bidders are to comply with the requirements of P.L. 1975, C. 127. {NJAC 17:27}”.
Tara Wicker, Municipal Clerk
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