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Happy 8/11 Day!
Want to avoid expensive and potentially catastrophic disasters while digging? It’s as simple as contacting 811 before you dig! Whether you’re a homeowner digging for the first time or a seasoned professional, it’s crucial to contact 811 a few days in advance to have underground utilities marked. Stay safe this summer! #811BeforeYouDig #811Day
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Meeting Notices
RUNNEMEDE CAUCUS, COUNCIL & PLANNING/ZONING MEETINGS NOTICE:
NEXT MEETING DATES
Council Meeting
May 6th @ 7pm
Caucus Meeting
April 29th @ 6pm
Planning/Zoning Board Meeting
April 23rd at 7 PM
Announcements
Sewer Bills
Sewer bills will be mailed out Friday February 28th and will be due Tuesday April 1st.
There will be a 10 day grace period, pay by Thursday April 10th to avoid a late fee.
Construction Office
All walk-in business for the Construction Office is now located in the Borough Clerk/ Tax Collector office.
Pipeline Replacement Project
IRISH HILL ROAD AND 3RD AVENUE PROJECT
South Jersey Gas is improving our natural gas infrastructure that provides safe, reliable, affordable natural gas to 400,000 customers across southern New Jersey.
Senator Cory Booker visits the Runnemede Fire Department
| Senator Cory Booker
August 10, 2024 Facebook |
| “I was fired up to visit the Runnemede Fire Department today and support our courageous first responders with much-needed federal dollars — $600k to improve their fire house. […] |
2021 Sanitary Sewer Extension Project – UPDATE April 2024
To all the residents in the proposed area:
The Borough of Runnemede has received all the required approvals to proceed with the project and has awarded a contract to the winning contractor. Pre-construction meetings […]
“Community Cat” Ordinance for Feral Cats within the Borough of Runnemede
Ordinance #18-03 provides general regulations for the safe and sanitary conditions for cats. Moreover, it permits and regulates Community Cat Colonies within the Borough of Runnemede. Finally, the Ordinance allows for the trapping, neutering, vaccination […]
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The Borough of Runnemede has partnered with Hera Property Registry, LLC to administer its Foreclosure Property
Registration program. In order to comply with the Ordinance, all Mortgagees/Trustees must register online via HERA Property Registry and pay a registration fee.
Hera’s Customer Support contact information:
Email: vpro@heraregistry.com
Phone: (321) 234-5303
Division of Taxation’s Property Tax Relief Program
Taxpayer Assistance – Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief. The Low & Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program was designed to lessen the economic burden of the State Education Property Tax on certain at-risk taxpayers. Please click the link provided to learn more: Division of Taxation’s Property Tax Relief Program webpage
Borough of Runnemede Community Bulletin Board
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Message From Mayor Nick Kappatos
To the Residents of Runnemede,
Once again, I must first thank Council President Patty Passio and Councilman John Ranieri for all the work they do to put this newsletter together. Each newsletter is better than the one before, and the amount of information in this one is greater than any before. I hope all of you gain a better understanding of your local government and your community.
So far this year we received $375,000 from the NJ DOT to finish re-paving Shissler Circle, North and South Rowand Ave., and Woodland Ave. The Public Works Department will be replacing its dump truck and the new Fire Engine is on its way to our Fire Co. I am very proud to announce the promotions of both Sergeant Dan Murray and Sergeant Bill Sampolski to Captains. Both have shown their dedication to this community and to their department. The Police Department and town are lucky to have them.
Starting this summer, the Runnemede Board of Education will be renting the second floor of the Borough Municipal Building for their Administrative Offices. Council and I, as well as all the Borough employees want to welcome the BOE and we are very proud of our shared service agreements. Last year we had our Redevelopment Zone approved by the State for area along the Black Horse Pike. This year we will be finalizing our redevelopment plan and updating many of our ordinances to reflect a business-friendly attitude.
I also want to thank all the residents of Runnemede who gave their time to help this year. Especially those who have shown their desire to make Runnemede a better place. Reimagine Runnemede, the Green Team, and the residents that have attended meetings, are adding to our success. As always it is my honor to be the Mayor of Runnemede. Each year continues to show great progress and I look forward to this year being better than the last. Please enjoy this newsletter, it is being sent to every household.
Thank You,
Nick Kappatos