Greenwich Township News


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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Concussions in Youth Sports
A concussion is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). In fact, concussion is the most common type of traumatic brain injury. Unfortunately, concussions that are not evaluated and treated properly can be just as devastating to student athletes and their family as are more serious brain injuries. Concussions can also result in later problems with severe depression and anxiety, substance abuse disorders, difficulty with anger and aggression, and/or suicidal thoughts and attempts. These developing disorders, as a direct result of a concussion or repeated concussions without proper treatment, can spiral a young person’s life out of control. For the rest of the article please click here.




Dog Lisence Renewals are Due
Renewals due starting January. For an application please call (908) 859-0909, visit 321 Greenwich Street, Stewartsville or download an application here. Remember: all dogs must be on a leash!


ATTENTION Veterans
The American Legion - Mecsey Bishop Post #456 in Stewartsville would like new members. Meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 8 P.M. in the Post home. For further information please contact Craig Steible (908) 479-6324


Emergency Squad in Need of Volunteers
Please call Chuck Purcell at (908) 454-4313 for more information or if you are interested.


Opportunities for Youth Volunteers to Serve the Community
Many children in our Township are required to fulfill Community Service hours to meet school, Scouts or church obligations. Resident Irene Francis is coordinating efforts to match these children with organizations in the Township that need volunteer help. If your child has a volunteer, requirement and would like to serve this time in our community, please contact Irene at 454-6247 for more information.


JR. Environmental Commission Now Accepting Applications
The Greenwich Environmental Commission is seeking 9 innovative and dynamic leaders in 6th, 7th,or 8th grades to help protect and safeguard our environment in Greenwich Township. For more details, click here.