Mayor

Attention women veterans! Senator Troy Singleton is hosting “HERstory” an event to address the mental health needs of female veterans. The event will be held on Wednesday March 27th from 11am – 1:30pm at the Boro EpiCenter in Willingboro. The event will include a light lunch, helpful resources, as well as a panel discussion. RSVP is required.  We hope to see you there! Rsvp here: https://www.troysingleton.com/herstory

To clarify the process for trash pick-up: You can use the cans that are either provided or purchased from the Township or your own can, as long as they are the type and size of can that is able to be picked up by the automated arm.

However, if your can is damaged, you will be provided with a can either from the township or Republic. It will be the style of can that was received by you, or purchased by you if you purchased an extra can. It will not be replaced with the same type or brand of can that was damaged.

The township-provided cans are high quality and designed for the type of automated pick-up used by Republic. If you wish to have a second trash can, we suggest that you purchase the can from the township. It is $60.00 and will be delivered to your home. Please contact Linda in the Public Works department at [email protected]

Please leave your trash cans at the curb until your trash is collected.

If your trash collection is ever missed on your scheduled day you should:

• Leave your cans out at the curb if they are not emptied.
• Report a missed collection, email [email protected] at Public Works.

Please be aware that Public Works closely monitors the situation and reports all issues to Republic and the township administration. Not only are we holding the trash company accountable for missed collections, but we have also been diligent in assessing fines to the trash company when they do not meet the contracted obligations.

NOTE: Posting on Facebook is not reporting to the township. To report a missed collection, email [email protected] at Public Works.

Please visit here often for additional information regarding the ongoing Municipal Solid Waste collection issues.

The American Red Cross, Burlington County, and Delran Township have set up a free distribution of clean-up kits for the Riverside Park section residents on Monday from 10am until 2pm (while supplies last). Once the supplies have been exhausted, we will take names and addresses to provide supplies to assist in flood cleanup. This is limited to Delran residents who were impacted by the flooding this week in the Riverside Park section of Delran.

Earlier today, Mayor Catrambone declared a state of emergency here in Delran. This allows us to work with other levels of government so Delran has access to all available resources.

How to Report an Outage with PSE&G should it be needed with Storms:

PSE&G Mobile app from Smart Phone

Text OUT to 4PSEG

Amazon Alexa

PSEG.Com/OUTAGECENTER

Report Emergency 911

Report Gas Leak 1 800 880-7734

Customer Service 800 436-7734. 

To read the full PSE&G information Click here.

We had a great time with more than two dozen residents from all areas of Delran. Councilwoman Nikki Apeadu, Councilman Lynn Jeney, and I answered many questions from the residents. I want to thank Berk & Berk and the management of Hunters Glen for being such great hosts. Also, thank you to some of the Outreach staff from County Clerk Joanne Schwartz’s office for helping many of the residents that night.

We will post on social media and here on our website with the time and date of our next Town Hall meeting in 2024.

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Attention Delran Residents: We hope everyone has a safe and Happy Thanksgiving weekend!

We are pleased to announce that this Wednesday, Nov. 29th at 7pm; Mayor Gary Catrambone, Ward 1 Councilwoman Nikki Apeadu, and Councilman-at-Large Lynn Jeney will be at A Touch of Class Catering (located in Hunters Glen Apartments) to host our second informal Town Hall meeting. 

All Delran residents are invited to attend if they have questions about Ward 1 issues or other questions regarding Delran Township. 

Additionally, a representative from County Clerk Joanne Schwartz’s office will be available to assist anyone with questions regarding voter registration, Vote-by-Mail or other voting related questions. Hablamos Espanol!

Light refreshments will be provided. We look forward to seeing everyone! 

Note: This is not a Township Council meeting as there will not be a quorum. No minutes will be kept and no votes or decisions will be made at this meeting. 

Residents on Drew Court, Randle Court, and Pine Valley Road and surrounding streets: Paving will begin on or about 10-09-23 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (M-F) It will last approximately 2 days. CLICK HERE for detail

Residents on Red Stone Ridge and surrounding streets: Paving will begin on or about 10-11-23 from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM (M-F) It will last 3-4 days. CLICK HERE for detail

All paving work is weather permitting.