911 for Emergencies

9-1-1 is the number set aside by telephone companies throughout the United States to put you in touch with emergency aid agencies. An emergency is any situation involving a crime in progress, or an imminent threat to life, bodily injury, or major property damage or loss. A home burglary in progress, a man with a …

Craigslist Safe Zone

With Craigslist and other online markets rising in popularity, the idea of meeting stranger(s) to conduct transaction in an unfamiliar place can have a criminal element. Safe Zone Purpose The purpose of the “Craigslist Safe Zone” is to ensure safety for all parties involved in the transaction. By being in a well lit, video surveillance …

Senior Transportation Information

THE SENIOR TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM IS FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO DO NOT DRIVE OR HAVE ANY OTHER MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION. You must BE PRE-REGISTERED and receive a TRANSPORTATION ID CARD in order to use the North Brunswick Township Transportation Services. Contact the Senior Center office, located at 15 Linwood Place, AT LEAST 2 days in advance to set up …

Veteran Memorial Pavers Program

North Brunswick Township is accepting donations toward the restoration of the Veterans Memorial located at Veterans Park, Roosevelt Avenue. If you have a family member who served in the United States Military during a wartime period, you can honor them by making a donation of $75.00 to help restore the Veterans Memorial. Your veteran will have a …

Project LEAL Information

Before and After School Program Instructions to create online registration account In conjunction with our Township mission, the Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services (DRPCS) is dedicated to rendering optimal service in the areas of child care, senior programming, public recreation events and programs, topic training, awareness and development to an approximate 44,000 population …

Report a Damaged Street Sign

If you see a damaged street sign, please let us know by making an online service request by clicking the link below.                 Report a Damaged Street Sign                               

Paint Drop-off Program

Latex paint should be left open to dry completely, securely tied in a trash bag and placed in your automated cart. NO LIQUID PAINT of any kind can be collected curbside. Please bring them to a paint drop off location. For drop off days and more information, click the link below.                         
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