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Seasonal from June 1 through the week of August 31, 2026:

Regular, Non-Seasonal Business Hours resume on 9/8/2026:

2026 Holidays – Medford Town Hall CLOSED

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Funding New Jersey’s Future: School Funding Outreach Survey

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Medford Township 2026 – 2027 Leaf Collection Schedule

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Early Voting Information – 10/24/26 through 11/1/26

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Halloween Trick or Treating Hours – 10/31/26

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10-27-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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2027 Tax List Open Book

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Medford Town Hall Offices Closed – Monday, October 12

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2026 Curbside Leaf Collection Schedule

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10-6-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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Burlington County ANCHOR/PTR filing assistance

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Scarecrows On Main Festival

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Local Concept Development for Bridge D4.56 carrying Church Road (CR 616) over Southwest Branch of Rancocas Creek

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9-22-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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Flu Shot Clinic – Burlington County Health Deparment

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Freedom Barks Dog Park – Oktoberfest closure

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🍂🐾 MEDFORD THROUGH YOUR LENS! 🐾🍂Meet Huckleberry! ❤️ This handsome guy is a 3-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog who, along with his family, calls Medford home. And judging by this picture, he's embracing the fall season in style!Those eyes, that sweet face, and all those beautiful autumn colors make for a perfect Medford moment. We think Huckleberry might just steal the show in our first community photo submission! 🍁📸 Photo submitted by @Clarissa PogodaHave a photo that captures life in Medford? We'd love to feature more of our residents, four-legged friends, beautiful scenery, and special moments around town!Send your photos to [email protected]. Please include your name, where the photo was taken, and a little something about the picture. With your permission, we may share it on the Township's social media.Let's see Medford through YOUR lens! @followers ...
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A Message from Mayor Michael Czyzyk:Our Schools Deserve Better. Our Taxpayers Deserve Better.Dear Medford Residents,New Jersey’s school funding formula is failing communities like Medford, and it is time for Trenton to address it.As your Mayor, as a taxpayer, and as a parent with children in both Medford Township Public Schools and the Lenape Regional High School District, this issue is personal to me.We are fortunate to have outstanding schools, dedicated educators, and a community that has always placed a high value on education. But year after year, the State has continued to place an increasingly unfair financial burden on our local taxpayers.The numbers speak for themselves.Our Lenape Regional High School District, which includes Shawnee High School, has lost more than $10 million in state funding over eight years. Today, the State provides only about 10% of the district’s budget.Here in Medford, our K–8 school district has faced millions in state aid reductions as well, including the complete elimination of regular education equalization aid in the 2025–2026 school year.Meanwhile, our community continues to grow, our schools face increasing costs, and our residents are expected to make up the difference through their property taxes.This is simply not sustainable.Our local school boards and administrators are being forced to make increasingly difficult decisions to protect the quality of education our children deserve, while attempting to limit the financial impact on residents.We should not have to choose between providing a quality education for our children and keeping our community affordable for the families and seniors who call Medford home.The State’s funding formula must recognize that our children deserve a fair share of state education funding, regardless of their ZIP code. And our taxpayers deserve a system that does not continually shift more of the responsibility onto their shoulders.Now we have an opportunity to make our voices heard.The New Jersey Department of Education is seeking public feedback on the State’s school funding formula. I strongly encourage every Medford resident, whether you currently have children in our schools or not, to participate.This is not just a school issue. This is a community issue. It affects our children, our property taxes, and the long-term future of Medford.Please take a few minutes to complete the survey and tell the State that Medford deserves fair, predictable, and sustainable school funding.NJ Department of Education School Funding Survey: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=EnNPSwndWUm2ZtW6bcj0tIkxDUlKfmpLkwSbmTabocBUMDRR...We can be proud of our schools while demanding better from the State. Those two things go hand in hand.Our children deserve better. Our taxpayers deserve better. And Medford deserves to be heard.Michael CzyzykMayor, Medford Township ...
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🎃👻 MEDFORD, SHOW US YOUR HALLOWEEN SPIRIT! 🦇From spooky porches and glowing jack-o'-lanterns to creative costumes and festive decorations, Halloween is one of the most colorful times of the year!📸 We'd love to see Halloween through your eyes!Have a great photo of your home's Halloween decorations, a carved pumpkin, or a festive display around Medford? Send it to us through Facebook Messenger or email it to: [email protected].With your permission, we may share selected photos on the Township's social media as part of our community highlights.Please submit photos you have permission to share, and avoid sending identifiable photos of children without their parent's or guardian's permission.Please include your name, location, a short description, and photo credit, if applicable. By submitting your photo, you give Medford Township permission to share it on our social media or official website. Have a safe, fun, and spooky Halloween, Medford! 🧡🎃 ...
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🇺🇸 SAVE THE DATE, MEDFORD! 🇺🇸Join us at Freedom Park on Saturday, November 7th at 10:00 AM for a special Dedication Ceremony celebrating our nation's history, the heroes who have served, and the values that bring our community together.As we continue to celebrate America's 250th anniversary and look ahead to Freedom Park's 30th anniversary in 2027, we're adding three meaningful dedications to a place that has long been a gathering place for remembrance, reflection, and community pride.⭐ America 250th Anniversary Monument — honoring our nation's history and the ideals that continue to shape our futuMedford Sunrise Rotary☮️ Medford Sunrise Rotary Peace Pole — a reminder of the importance of peace, unity, and understanding.🐾 Service/Military Dog Sculpture — honoring the loyalty, courage, and sacrifices of the dogs who serve alongside our military and support those in neeStudio 67 Medfordated by Studio 67 Medford.Together with the existing memorials along Freedom Walk, these dedications remind us that our history is worth preserving, our heroes deserve to be remembered, and the legacy we leave for future generations matters.❤️ Whether you're a longtime Medford resident, a veteran, a community volunteer, or a family looking to share a meaningful moment with your children, we invite you to join us as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and look toward the future.📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026🕙 10:00 AM📍 Freedom Park | Medford TownshipBring your family, invite a friend, and be part of this special moment in Medford's story.Our History. Our Heroes. Our Future.We hope to see you there! @followers ...
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Welcome to the Township
of Medford, New Jersey

Medford Township

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

Funding New Jersey’s Future: School Funding Outreach Survey

  Make your voice heard! New Jersey is ...
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Medford Township 2026 – 2027 Leaf Collection Schedule

Please see the attached leaf collection schedule.
Learn more

Early Voting Information – 10/24/26 through 11/1/26

For more details about voting in Burlington County, ...
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Halloween Trick or Treating Hours – 10/31/26

Halloween is almost here! Trick or Treating on ...
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10-27-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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2027 Tax List Open Book

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the ...
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Medford Town Hall Offices Closed – Monday, October 12

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2026 Curbside Leaf Collection Schedule

2026 curbside leaf collection schedule by zone can ...
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10-6-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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Burlington County ANCHOR/PTR filing assistance

Burlington County is offering ANCHOR/PTR assistance with filing ...
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Funding New Jersey’s Future: School Funding Outreach Survey

  Make your voice heard! New Jersey is ...
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Medford Township 2026 – 2027 Leaf Collection Schedule

Please see the attached leaf collection schedule.
Learn more

Early Voting Information – 10/24/26 through 11/1/26

For more details about voting in Burlington County, ...
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Halloween Trick or Treating Hours – 10/31/26

Halloween is almost here! Trick or Treating on ...
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10-27-26 Council Meeting Agenda

Please click here for more information.
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2027 Tax List Open Book

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the ...
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Medford Town Hall Offices Closed – Monday, October 12

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2026 Curbside Leaf Collection Schedule

2026 curbside leaf collection schedule by zone can ...
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10-6-26 Council Meeting Agenda

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Burlington County ANCHOR/PTR filing assistance

Burlington County is offering ANCHOR/PTR assistance with filing ...
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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

Emergency Medical Billing Services

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