Saturday November 7
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Behind the Municipal Building
Bias Incident Awareness for The Black Community
Substance Use Evaluation and Treatment
Free Virtual Narcan Training
Trick or Treat
Greenwich Township will hold Trick or Treating on October 31st, from 5 to 7 pm.
Click here for NJ Halloween recommendations.
School Board Vacancy
The Greenwich Township School District is seeking a candidate to fill a board vacancy.
Candidates should forward a letter of interest and resume via email or post no later than October 23, 2020.
Leaf Pick Up Program
Leaf Pickup will be conducted daily on all Municipal, County and State Roads in Greenwich Township during the following dates:
Monday, November 9th thru Wednesday, December 23, 2020
There will be no pickup on Election Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Announcement for Community Action for Mosquito Control
The Asian Tiger Mosquito (ATM) is present in Phillipsburg and other urban areas of Warren County. This mosquito is an aggressive day-time biter that is capable of spreading several mosquito-borne diseases. Asian tiger mosquitoes require small containers of standing water to develop from egg to adult. The easiest way to eliminate these mosquitoes is to get rid of standing water around your home. The adults do not fly far, so if you are getting bit then there are containers very close by that are producing the mosquitoes, likely somewhere in your neighborhood! Talk to your neighbors. [Read more…] about Announcement for Community Action for Mosquito Control
Community Day 2020
The Township Committee has determined that due to the pandemic, it will be not be possible to hold Community Day this year.
Rabies Alert
On Wednesday, July 22, 2020, the Township received results of a confirmed case of rabies in a kitten tested on Friday, July 17, 2020. The animal was found in the area of Washington Street, and we would like to take this opportunity to remind the public to be mindful of maintaining a safe distance from wildlife and other domestic animals they are not familiar with. This includes keeping a close eye on pets as well. Below are some recommendations to further protect yourself and your pets. For more information you can click on the link to go directly to the website for the Centers for Disease Control.
- -Do Not Feed or Approach Wild Animals or their Young
- -Report Strange Acting Wildlife to the Nearest Official
- -Keep your Pets on a Leash
- -State Law Requires your Pet to be Vaccinated for Rabies
