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Township Committee

Janet Forman, Mayor
Director of Administration
William Kennedy, Deputy Mayor
Director of Public Safety
Kathy Chasey
Director of Revenue & Finance  
Bernard Graebener
Director of Housing & Development
Michael St. Amour
Director of Public Works

 

Archived Township News

CDBG Drainage Project:  TheTownship received funding through the Atlantic County Community Development Block Grant Program to rebuild, repair and clean various drain inlets and culverts throughout the Township.  This particular grant requires that any project directly benefits low to moderate income residents.  The areas for this project included Anderson Avenue,  Burdick Avenue, Anna Drive, Adams Circle.    

THANK YOU! PLEASE THANK THE RESIDENTS / BUSINESSES WHO HAVE DONATED TO THE 2008 HALLOWEEN PARADE.
DeMaio's Inc.
Billy's Oak Grove
Sophia Abbott
Abbott's Sawmill
Towne Paint
Merit Construction Services (Frank Esposito)
JCM Plumbing, Heating & Excavating
Weico Builders - Mark Tanko
Messina Roofing - Thomas Messina
Sweetwater Vol. Fire Co.
Butterhof's Shady Brook Farm
Filling Marble & Tile
Stomper Enterprises (Charles Errera)
Lawmen Supply Co.
RLS Equipment (Robert Stollenwerk)
Oakcrest Farms (Carmen & Mary Jane Merlino)
Butterhof's Farm & Home Supply
Elwood Vol. Fire Co.
William Augustine & Son Inc. (Winner's Circle Farm)
Frank Mazza & Son, Inc.
Caruso's Auto Parts
SBR Tire Exchange, Inc.
Ocean Yachts
J. DeMaio Building & Remodeling
Frances Paulsgraf
Robert Ware & Linda Savich-Ware
Nesco Liquors
Fifth Industries - James Fifth
Mullica Township Republican Club
Gary's Used Cars
Don Kehrli
Patrick Construction Co.
Garden Creations
Mullica Township Recreation Association

2008 WINNERS

Infant - 3 Years Old

Prettiest: 1st Place Gabrielle Landy, 2nd Place Lilly Resnick, 3rd Place Delanie Rolon, 4th Place Angellia Wyld
Most Original: 1st Place Ethan Grant,2nd Place Lily Dworak, 3rd Place Alexander Zeck, 4th Place Geneva Monzo
Scariest: 1st Place Adrianna Echevarria, 2nd Place Christopher Dalton
3rd Place Luke Dworak,

4 - 6 Years Old

Prettiest: 1st Place Lydia Rooks, 2nd Place Haley Wyld, 3rd Place Emily Schoenstein
Most Original: 1st Place Stephen Suwala, 2nd Place Eric Stollenwerk, 3rd Place Nathan Delross
Scariest: 1st Place Matthew Doughty, 2nd Place Jimmie Daulton,3rd Place Danica Moran

7 - 10 Years Old

Prettiest: 1st Place Amanda Janiszewski, 2nd Place Emily Dalton, 3rd Place Isabel Delross
Most Original: 1st Place Joey Fifth, 2nd Place Lorianne Chambliss, 3rd Place Vanessa Matos
Scariest: 1st Place JR Adams, 2nd Place Shawn Dangler, 3rd Place Corey Critelli

11 Years and Up

Prettiest: 1st Place Krystina Matos, 2nd Place Brenda Malave
Most Original: 1st Place Bethany Opie, 2nd Place Faith Whiteman
Scariest: 1st Place Kassandra Reyes

Group
1st Place "Thomas & Friends Spooky Mullica Express", Justin & Natalie Eifert

2nd Place Trey & Rourke Watson

3rd Place "Mickey & Minnie"
Matthew & Molly Scheinstein

4th Place "Goolden Cowgirls"
Paige, Hannah & Renee Goolden

5th Place "Scooby Dooby Doo" The Johnson & Keeffe Families /
Tyler Johnson as Scooby

Grand Prize "Mary Poppins & Bert the Chimney Sweep" Bela & Enzo Fortunato

Congratulations to everyone! Thank you for your participation and we look forward to seeing you again next year!

Check out photos of the Parade in our Image Gallery.

 


A Rabid Skunk was found in the vicinity of 2300 block of Columbia Road. (9/08) & a Rabid Racoon was collected on Wescoat Avenue, near Nesco Road on August 13th.  There have been three confirmed cases of rabies in Mullica Township this year.  Report all animal bites and any suspicion of rabid animals to the Atlantic County Division of Public Heath by calling 609-645-5971.

For more information about rabies control, visit the Atlantic County Web site at www.aclink.org/publichealth  or call 609-645-5971.


West Nile Virus: The state will be accepting birds for testing beginning April 15th,  and will determine and end date as the season progresses.  After this date, the County will continue to accept reports of dead or ill birds until October 31st.

Crows and Blue Jays are accepted for testing if ithey are not visibly decayed (not dead more than 24 hours) also if it is not infested with maggots, waterlogged, hit by a car or eaten by scavengers.  Specimens are typically picked-up the same day as the call on a non-emergency basis.  Residents are advised to place a bucket over the specimen to protect it from elements and insects.  Also, storing the specimen on ice or in refrigeration until pick-up is acceptable, however, please be advised to wear plastic gloves while handling birds and place it in a watertight plastic bag.  Specimens soaking in melted ice are not acceptable.

To report a Crow or Blue Jay call 645-5971, ext. 4277 or ext. 4367 Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Evenings, weekends or holidays please call the county Sheriff Dispatcher 641-0111.


Senior Housing Update: At the August 12 Township Committee meeting, Mr. Frank Olivo, an attorney for Steven Waszen Jr. asked the Township Committee Members to consider allowing some type of senior housing development on the property along the White Horse Pike in the Elwood Village Center. There was considerable discussion among the committee, and the residents in attendance. The main issues centered around preserving the rural nature of the community and the economic benefits this type of development could potentially bring to the Township. This matter will be explored further at future meetings. Please keep in mind that no decision has been made, nor has an application for such a development been made to the Planning Board. This is just a request made to gauge the receptiveness of the community to this type of development. The governing body will explore this issue fully, and further updates will be posted on our website.  

New Special Officer Appointed Township Committee appointed Antonio J. Lupinetti to the position of Special Class II Officer at its July 22 meeting.  Officer Lupinetti, a resident of the Sweetwater section of the Township, will begin his duties with the department on July 24th.  Congratulations Officer Lupinetti, and welcome.

Special Officer Christopher Silva Promoted to Patrolman:  At it's June 24th Meeting, Township Committee promoted part-time, Special Officer Silva to the position of full-time patrolman.  Officer Silva will fill the slot vacated with the resignation of officer Edward Fryling. Congratulation Chris!

SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS: Tom Carl - 362
Mary Hunt - 226 Township Committee introduced the 2008 Muncipal Budget at the March 11 Township Meeting. The introduced budget contains a tax increase of 8.8 cents, due to the 26% cut in State Aid. Mullica Township lost over $207,000 in funding, which represents approximately 7 cents on our tax rate. Township officials are currently identifying areas that will be targeted for budget cuts should the Governor's budget be approved by the legislature. A budget hearing on the 2008 Municipal Budget was held on April 22, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at townhall. A copy of the introduced budget may be viewed by clicking
here.

Former Mayor Larry Wimberg Passes Away
It is wil deep sorrow that we inform you that former Mayor Larry Wimberg died Tuesday, April 1st. Larry served the residents of Mullica Township form 1982-1989 as a member of Town Council. He was a member of the Elwood Rescue Squad and Lions Club of Mullica. Larry played "Santa" in our community and volunteered much of his time to senior citizens. He will truly be missed.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MULLICA COYOTES, MULLICA 6TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM!!  The team won a divisional championship -- the first time in Mullica history.  The team went to Middle Township for the Annual Presidents Day Tournament and won FIRST PLACE!  The team is now in the county playoffs and advanced to the final four.  There are over 20 teams in the league and Mullica is in the top four.  Their next game is Sunday, March 2nd at 1:00 p.m. at ACCC.  The winner of the game will go to the final championship game.  Please support the team and attend the game! 

Team members include Mark Whittaker, Jeff Steeb, Jon Newman, Josh Duverglas
JoseFlores, Steve Perona, Ralph Collazzo, Coach Whittaker and Coach Steeb


Congratulations to the Mullica U12 Girls -- Brigantine Soccer Tournament Champions!  The team capped off an undefeated season by taking top honors in the Brigantine Soccer Tournament the weekend of November 10th.  Coached by Frank Seney and Jose Matos, team members include: Veronica Bassaner, Abigail Hargrove, Kelsey Emmell, Emily Krugar, Langley Oudemans, Angela Hood, Genny Wright, Krystina Matos, Melissa Connelly, Zoe Perona, Sydney Seney, Rosalie Hood, Dominique Lane, Bethany Opie and Emily Schlee.

A photograph of the team may be viewed in our Image Gallery Section


A rabid raccoon was located on Seventh Avenue in the Devonshire section of Mullica Township. Residents are reminded to avoid any contact with these animals. If you are scratched, bitten or come in contact with the animal's saliva get immediate medical attention. Also, report the information to the Division of Public Health as soon as possible at 645-5971. (post date 12/4/07)  

  
Meeting Notices

Township Commitee Meetings are televised on Channel 2, Saturdays at 6:00 PM  (Subject to change by Comcast)  

January 7, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. -  Planning Board Reorganization Meeting.

January 13, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. - Township Committee Meeting.

January 20, 2009 at 5:00 p.m.  Township Committee Budget Meeting.


Upcoming Events

January 15, 2009 - RECYCLING

January 19, 2009 - Municipal Offices Closed (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.