We hope that you will find this a useful resource for all things Greenwich Township has to offer. As the site continues to grow, you will find committee notes, local ordinances and a variety of forms related to our community.

Explore the links at the left for the latest Greenwich Township community news, resources, recreation events, photos and much more!

Date With A Soldier

The Date with a Soldier -Reserve a Data Form can be found here. This is for the Greenwich 275th Historic Calendar.

Greenwich 275th Anniversary Community Day Festival 2013

The second planning meeting for the 2013 Community Day will take place on Tuesday May 28th , 2013 at 7 pm in the Municipal Building. For more information please Community Day 2013 page.

Greenwich Township Memorial Day Parade

The 2013 Greenwich Township Memorial Day Parade information:
Date: May 27, 2013
Line up Time: 9:30 am (Thomas Stewart Way) Drop off at Carpenter Lane.
Parade Time: 10 am

Rain or Shine! If you would like to participate marching in the parade, please contact Beth Ann Hamlin (908) 319-1731. An information meeting will be held for all groups who want to march in the parade on April 23rd at 7 pm at the American Legion Hall.

Township Committee Meetings Video Available

Township Committee meetings are now being recorded on video. To access and view these videos please go here: http://www.youtube.com/greenwichtwp

Free Paper Shredding May 18th

Warren County is hosting a free paper shredding service on May 18, 2013. Details on this flyer.

Greenwich PTO Third Annual Stinger Sprint

The PTO is sponsoring the Third Annual Greenwich Township PTO Stinger Sprint 5k & Fun Run.  June 2, 2013.  Details at http://www.stingersprint.com/

Notice of Tax Sale

Notice of Sales of Property for Non-Payment of Taxes, Assessments and Other Municipal Liens is available here.

Important Information Regarding Pohatcong Valley Groundwater Remediation

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is providing this Community Update to keep you informed of EPA's planned cleanup and plans to address contaminated groundwater in the area. The updates can be found here.

The SPA will be having information sessions within the next month. Information on these can be found here.

Important Information For Veterans - Please Read

The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program aims to keep veteran families from losing their homes. For more information please go here.

Tax and Utility Lookup Now Online

Greenwich Township residents now have the ability to lookup their tax and utility payments online. This will display your last payment date, outstanding balances and recent billings. To access this lookup, please click here.

Financial Statements

General Comments & recommendations for 2011 is now available along with Final Audit Report for Year Ending December 31, 2011

The Greenwich Twp. 2012 Municipal Budget is now available. There will be a public hearing and adoption on Thursday, June 21st @ 7:30pm in the Municipal Bldg.

The Greenwich Township Annual Financial Statement is now available. Also the condition of financial records and status of the annual financial statement from the township auditor is now available.

Memo from the township auditor addressing questions from committeewoman T. Segal is now available for review.

Forms

Popular township forms are available on the news forms page.

Zoning Officer Office Hours

Dave Barretto will be at the Municipal building every Tuesday (except if there is a 5th Tuesday in a month)

Greenwich Township Code Online

The Township Clerk has announced that the Greenwich Township Code is now available on the Internet. Township residents have unlimited electronic access to the codified Township ordinances. More information is available in the complete press release. the feature can be accessed from our Community Resources page.

 

 

 

 

 

Stewartsville is a small town of approximately 5,229 residents. Greenwich was incorporated in 1738 and is one of Warren County's oldest townships. The area was first settled in the late 17th century by pioneers who began farming along Pohatcong Creek.

Our town was named after Thomas Stewart, a secretary to George Washington. Thomas Stewart purchased 360 acres and began to reside in Greenwich in 1793. The original Stewart home still stands along with many other farm houses and mills.

Our township has an area of 11.15 square miles.