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Township offices are open from 9:00AM to 4:55PM Monday through Friday. Emergencies should either call 911 or go to the Emergency Management page.

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900 Chester Avenue, Delran, New Jersey 08075-9703.

Mayor Ken Paris and The Delran Township Council

 

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July 5th -  VFW Parade 12 Noon (Riverside Town Hall to VFW on Fairview) 
A parade honoring the local servicemen and women who have recently returned from the Middle East will be held at approximately noon. Parade route is Riverside Town Hall, up Pavillion to Fairview. Ending at the VFW Building. Come and bring flags to cheer our returning troops. 
NOTE: Returning service personnel should contact the VFW if you have recently returned from Iraq or Afghanistan at 609-386-6284 immediately if you have not been contacted.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors (July 3) UPDATE
Margot Clarke, 9, organized a Lemonade Stand to collect money for neighbors who were victims of a house fire. The Lemonade Sale was a huge success. Watch Action News (Ch. 6) to see the story of Margot giving the Kowalewski family a check for $950! (Scheduled between 5 and 6:30PM)
CLICK HERE to see pictures of the event.
NJDOT Awards Delran Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars for Road Project (June 18)
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Route 130 Road Project Completes (June 2009)
Councilmen John Moran and Tom Morrow, along with Mayor Paris and Congressman John Adler, spent many hours working with and negotiating with the State DOT to have Route 130 paved nearly end to end at no charge to the residents of Delran. The project is now complete and we applaud the State DOT workers for performing this work so quickly.
Click here to Read story BCT
What is the deal with the grass on the jughandles in Delran?
The State has ended the "Adopt a Jughandle" Program and will no longer allow towns to post a landscaper's sign in exchange for maintaining the jughandle. Mayor and Council are working with the State DOT and are having John Martino's Landscaping, Jay's Landscaping, Hunter's Glen Apartments and Tenby Chase Apartments maintain the jughandles in exchange for ads placed on this website. The ads will be added soon.
Relay for Life
Delran Comes Through for The American Cancer Society Again
Swine Flu information provided by the Burlington County Department of Health
Click here for a Swine Flu Fact sheet 
Click here for Pandemic Flu Awareness Program (Updated 6-30-2009)
For more information: http://www.pandemicflu.gov/
Review the New Delran Township 2009 Budget
Click here to review the budget
eDelran subscribers: Two Quick Reminders
1) Check to make sure that your eDelran notifications are not tagged as junk mail.
2) Until we complete the addition and sorting all of the missing minutes from prior years, you will receive a large number of updates. Once we are finished updating the older minutes, you will only receive updates with new postings. We apologize for any inconvenience.

 

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Message from Delran Mayor Ken Paris 

Very often, all that we read about are the bad things that are happening in our lives. I wanted to take a moment to share some of the good things that are happening in Delran.

The new members of Council and I have been working together for less than ten months but are proud to report that we have already received over $685,000 for our schools and township in State and Federal Aid.

We have also purchased the Myers Tract, which is a 34 acre section of landand was the largest remaining pieces of open space in Delran and the first purchased since the inception of the Open Space Tax.

We were also very proud of the volunteers that helped us to coordinate the Carli Lloyd Labor Day Parade.

There are still many projects underway that the Delran Town Council and I are working on every day. We will be sure and fill you in on those projects when we have accomplished those tasks. 

Thank you for your continued support, 
Ken Paris - Mayor