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Welcome to Delran
DELRAN SEWERAGE AUTHORITY
The Delran Township Council is currently considering the Dissolution of the Delran Sewerage Authority and creating a Sewer Department under the Township.
Anyone can receive a copy of the study at the Township or by downloading it by clicking here. Reproduction costs will be incurred if you wish to pick up a copy at the Township Building.
CHRISTMAS TREE DISPOSAL
The Trash Contractor for Delran Township will accept discarded Christmas Trees. Simply put them out with your regular trash.
If you would prefer to recycle your Christmas Tree, you can bring it to the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex in Florence/Mansfield Townships. No flocked trees or trees with tinsel will be accepted. For more information, call (609) 499-5300 Monday – Friday 7am-5pm.
POLICE NOTICES:
Halloween Decorations Found
Holiday Safety Tips
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Delran Boy's Soccer Team win State Championship
Congratulations to the Delran High School Boy's Soccer Team.
Click Here to see the photos
DELRAN HAS VOTED TO CHANGE THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS TO NOVEMBER
Delran voters have overwhelmingly approved changing the municipal elections (Mayor & Council) to be held in November with the General Election. The vote was 3,110 YES - 606 NO. The candidates now have the option to run with a political party designation and the terms of the current Mayor and each member of Council will be extended by 6 months. An estimated $33,000 to $40,000 will be saved for every municipal election cycle.
DELRAN WELCOMES HOME SGT. SHAWN TAYLOR
After serving three tours in Iraq, Sgt. Shawn Taylor returned home to a heros welcome. Escorted from Philadelphia Airport all the way home, Shawn was greeted by Delran's Police, Fire, Council, the VFW, the Road Warriors, the YellowRibbon.org group and many neighbors, friends and relatives.
Click here for more information.
DELRAN COMMUNITY DAY WAS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK!
Delran Township, the Delran business community and Delran residents worked together to provide a day of family fun at Conrow Park. If you have any pictures from the day, we ask that you send them to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
we will post as many as we can right here.
Click here to see pictures from the day.
DELRAN FIRE DEPARTMENT TAKE 2ND PLACE IN STATE WIDE COMPETITION
The 1988 MACK PUMPER TRUCK was the only Burlington County Fire truck to place in the competition. Click here for more information.
DELRAN TAX RATES ARE LOWERED!
The 2009 finalized and state approved budgets are here. The overall tax rate in Delran went from 2.793 per $100 in 2008 to 2.791 per $100 in 2009. That is correct. The overall taxes went down!
For the average assessed home at $233,000 the savings are $4.66. Mayor and Council cannot promise no layoffs, no furloughs, no deferment of pensions, no reduction of services and an overall tax reduction every year. We are happy we can this year. Click here to read story in BCT.
Delran Historical Society
The Delran Historical Society's are posted on the website calendar. For more information contact: Henry Singer at 856-764-9641
Delran Police now have certified baby seat installation technicians. Delran residents can call to set up an appointment to bring their vehicle in for an inspection or to have assistance in installing a new chair seat. For more information, contact Lt. Howard Davenport at 856-461-4498 ext 177
Delran Boy's Soccer Team win State Championship
Congratulations to the Delran High School Boy's Soccer Team.
Click Here to see the photos
DELRAN HAS VOTED TO CHANGE THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS TO NOVEMBER
Delran voters have overwhelmingly approved changing the municipal elections (Mayor & Council) to be held in November with the General Election. The vote was 3,110 YES - 606 NO. The candidates now have the option to run with a political party designation and the terms of the current Mayor and each member of Council will be extended by 6 months. An estimated $33,000 to $40,000 will be saved for every municipal election cycle.
DELRAN WELCOMES HOME SGT. SHAWN TAYLOR
After serving three tours in Iraq, Sgt. Shawn Taylor returned home to a heros welcome. Escorted from Philadelphia Airport all the way home, Shawn was greeted by Delran's Police, Fire, Council, the VFW, the Road Warriors, the YellowRibbon.org group and many neighbors, friends and relatives.
Click here for more information.
DELRAN COMMUNITY DAY WAS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK!
Delran Township, the Delran business community and Delran residents worked together to provide a day of family fun at Conrow Park. If you have any pictures from the day, we ask that you send them to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
we will post as many as we can right here.
Click here to see pictures from the day.
DELRAN FIRE DEPARTMENT TAKE 2ND PLACE IN STATE WIDE COMPETITION
The 1988 MACK PUMPER TRUCK was the only Burlington County Fire truck to place in the competition. Click here for more information.
DELRAN TAX RATES ARE LOWERED!
The 2009 finalized and state approved budgets are here. The overall tax rate in Delran went from 2.793 per $100 in 2008 to 2.791 per $100 in 2009. That is correct. The overall taxes went down!
For the average assessed home at $233,000 the savings are $4.66. Mayor and Council cannot promise no layoffs, no furloughs, no deferment of pensions, no reduction of services and an overall tax reduction every year. We are happy we can this year. Click here to read story in BCT.
Delran Historical Society
The Delran Historical Society's are posted on the website calendar. For more information contact: Henry Singer at 856-764-9641
Delran Police now have certified baby seat installation technicians. Delran residents can call to set up an appointment to bring their vehicle in for an inspection or to have assistance in installing a new chair seat. For more information, contact Lt. Howard Davenport at 856-461-4498 ext 177
Congratulations to the Delran High School Boy's Soccer Team.
Click Here to see the photos
Delran voters have overwhelmingly approved changing the municipal elections (Mayor & Council) to be held in November with the General Election. The vote was 3,110 YES - 606 NO. The candidates now have the option to run with a political party designation and the terms of the current Mayor and each member of Council will be extended by 6 months. An estimated $33,000 to $40,000 will be saved for every municipal election cycle.
DELRAN WELCOMES HOME SGT. SHAWN TAYLOR
After serving three tours in Iraq, Sgt. Shawn Taylor returned home to a heros welcome. Escorted from Philadelphia Airport all the way home, Shawn was greeted by Delran's Police, Fire, Council, the VFW, the Road Warriors, the YellowRibbon.org group and many neighbors, friends and relatives.
Click here for more information.
DELRAN COMMUNITY DAY WAS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK!
Delran Township, the Delran business community and Delran residents worked together to provide a day of family fun at Conrow Park. If you have any pictures from the day, we ask that you send them to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
we will post as many as we can right here.
Click here to see pictures from the day.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OF THE VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR HARD WORK!
Delran Township, the Delran business community and Delran residents worked together to provide a day of family fun at Conrow Park. If you have any pictures from the day, we ask that you send them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it we will post as many as we can right here.
Click here to see pictures from the day.
The 1988 MACK PUMPER TRUCK was the only Burlington County Fire truck to place in the competition. Click here for more information.
The 2009 finalized and state approved budgets are here. The overall tax rate in Delran went from 2.793 per $100 in 2008 to 2.791 per $100 in 2009. That is correct. The overall taxes went down!
For the average assessed home at $233,000 the savings are $4.66. Mayor and Council cannot promise no layoffs, no furloughs, no deferment of pensions, no reduction of services and an overall tax reduction every year. We are happy we can this year. Click here to read story in BCT.
Delran Historical Society
The Delran Historical Society's are posted on the website calendar. For more information contact: Henry Singer at 856-764-9641
Delran Police now have certified baby seat installation technicians. Delran residents can call to set up an appointment to bring their vehicle in for an inspection or to have assistance in installing a new chair seat. For more information, contact Lt. Howard Davenport at 856-461-4498 ext 177
Message from Delran Mayor Ken Paris
In the coming months, I will be reporting to you on the work that the Township Council and I have been doing since we started to serve the residents of Delran.
We promised to bring a heightened sense of pride to the township. I am pleased to report that, without any cost to Delran Taxpayers, Delran Community Day was held on September 19th at Conrow Park and was a tremendous success. The event was put together by a volunteer committee of residents and completely funded by vendor donations and the Delran Business Association. It proved to be a fun-filled family outing!
Also, the Carli Lloyd Parade, held in 2008, was a wonderful gathering of Delran and Burlington County residents and helped raise approximately $4,000. A $1,500 scholarship was awarded to one lucky high school senior from the money raised at that event.
Each month, I will be reporting to you on the issues which you have informed us that you would like to see addressed. Thank you for your continued support,
Ken Paris
Mayor, Delran Township
Mayor, Delran Township
