The Winter 2012 Recreation programs brochure has been mailed to residents. You may register at the recreation office and via the online registration system starting November 29th.

You may also print the pdf version of the registration form by clicking here.

Please click  Triple-A Programs for information regarding our Triple-A Summer Camp, Triple-A KinderPlay and Triple-A After School.

Attention
Township of Evesham
Dog and Cat Owners

 2012 Dog and Cat Licenses Required

License Registration Form

Dog and Cat licenses for the year 2012 are required. The deadline for licenses is January 31, 2012. Beginning January 1, 2012, a license may be purchased at the Evesham Township Clerk’s Office, 984 Tuckerton Road, Marlton, N.J. 08053, Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm. Dog and Cat license fees are $12.00 plus an additional $3.00 for any dog or cat that has not been spayed or neutered. Proof of rabies vaccination is required and must be current thru November 1, 2012 in order to acquire a 2012 dog or cat license. Licensing may also be completed by mail. For additional information call 856-983-2900 ext. 2004.

 An additional LATE FEE OF $5.00 will be charged for licenses purchased after
January 31, 2012

OR

AFTER March 1, 2012 the LATE FEE will increase to $25.00

FREE RABIES CLINIC

Saturday January 14, 2012 at the Marlton Fire House on Main Street
from 10:00am to 1:00pm.

Saturday January 28, 2012 at the Kettle Run Fire House on Hopewell Road
from 10:00am to 1:00pm.

Evesham Township Dog and Cat Licenses may also be purchased at the Rabies Clinic.

Carmela Bonfrisco, RMC
Municipal Clerk

AN IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS CONCERNING BULK TRASH COLLECTION

FROM  WILLIAM CROMIE
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

As in previous years, the December bulk trash collection has been suspended to facilitate the Public Works Department’s leaf collection program. Bulk trash collection will resume in January 2012. Residents may bring bulk trash to the Public Works facility located at 501 Evesboro-Medford Road, Marlton New Jersey, Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:00 PM and on Saturdays between the hours of 8:00 AM and 11:45 AM.

In an effort to improve efficiency, the Public Works Department will begin collecting bulk trash on a quarterly basis beginning in January 2012. Residents may place bulk trash items at the curb for pick-up on their first trash collection day in the months of January, April, July and October. Residents may bring bulk trash to the Public Works facility located at 501 Evesboro-Medford Road, Marlton New Jersey, Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:00 PM and on Saturdays between the hours of 8:00 AM and 11:45 AM. The following guidelines are to be followed with regards to bulk trash:

• Bulk trash is defined as any item of refuse that is too large to fit into a normal refuse container and which cannot be recycled.
• Debris items such as carpet and lumber must be cut into 4-foot lengths, bundled and tied.
• Bundles cannot exceed 40 pounds.
• Residents are asked to place bulk items at the curb away from the regular refuse containers and any other obstacle.
• Pressure treated wood, televisions, electronics, computer monitors, and used motor oil cannot be placed curb side for bulk trash collection. These items are all considered hazardous waste and need to be recycled/disposed of may be brought to the Public Works Facility anytime during regular operating hours.
• Hazardous household waste such as paint, thermostats, fluorescent bulbs and batteries will be accepted on the first Saturday of each month.

TRIPLE-A KINDERPLAY

REGISTER NOW FOR THE 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR 

Heading into our third year, Triple-A KinderPlay has developed into a premier educational enhancement program for kindergarden students in Marlton. For a Registration Form, or more information about KinderPlay, click here  and remember our Triple-A Open House on February 23 starting at 7:00 pm at the "Blue Barn" Recreation Center.

Evesham Announces Upcoming Road Improvements

The Mayor and Council would like to update Township residents, businesses and homeowner associations on the status of pending municipal road improvement projects.  This list does not include projects involving the State of New Jersey and Burlington County, which are the lead agencies for their respective roads and highway projects.  The status of various Evesham Township municipal road improvement projects is as follows:

2010 Approved Projects

• Knightswood Drive: Started in 2010, this project is substantially complete and is expected to be closed out shortly.  
• Lincoln Drive Phase I – Started in 2010, this project included improvements and repaving at the southwest quadrant of Lincoln Drive.  The project is substantially complete and is expected to be closed out shortly.
• Charter Oak Lane – The Evesham Municipal Utilities Authority is currently upgrading water and/or sewer lines. The road will be repaved once the MUA has completed upgrades.  The Township will bid out the project over the winter with construction is expected to begin on or about April 15.
• Braddock Mill Road – This road, perhaps in the greatest need of repair, is in the southern portion of the Township.  Consequently, the Pinelands Commission must sign off on the Township’s planned improvements, which has caused unexpected delays.  In anticipation of Pinelands Commission approval, the Township will bid out the project over the winter with construction expected to begin on or about April 15.

2011 Approved Projects:

• Lincoln Drive Phase II – This project includes improvements and resurfacing of the southeast quadrant of Lincoln Drive.  Design is currently ongoing and the Township will bid out the project over the winter with construction expected to begin on or about April 15.
• Carlton Avenue - The Township will bid out the project over the winter with construction expected to begin on or about April 15.
• Kenilworth Road and the Tomlinson Mill Road Dam were both damaged as a result of flooding associated with Hurricane Irene.  Kenilworth Road will be repaired within a few weeks.   The Township has started the permitting process for repairing Tomlinson Mill Road Dam.  A construction time table has yet to be determined.

Residents are invited to review our color coded map which illustrates the Township’s road improvement priorities. The map is revised annually to take into account recent improvements, road surface decline, changed traffic patterns and new hazards, and grant opportunities.  Grants for roads must typically meet certain criteria such as traffic volume and linkage to other major roadways.