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2018-2019 Recycling Schedule Calendarwww.bellevillenj.org

Thank you to everyone who helped in our recycling effort. Our tonnage is up since last year; however, our job is not over yet. In March 2011, we started the “Green Initiative Committee” to explore new and innovative ways of recycling techniques, less wasteful technology and sustainable living. Basic recycling is still one of the most efficient and easiest ways to reduce waste and save on energy costs. Recycling benefits our children, our town and our planet.Vincent A. Cozzarelli, 3rd Ward Councilman

A Message From Your Township Mayor and CouncilMany residents may not know that recycling is the law in New Jersey. In Belleville, we recognize that it’s very important for many reasons. As your Mayor, stabiliz-ing your property taxes is one of my main goals, however this sometimes is very difficult. Yet one clear way to help reduce your property taxes directly is to Recycle Your Waste... Yes, by recycling your waste, you the taxpayer reduce Belleville’s solid waste costs, thus at year’s end those savings help to off set your property taxes. So, please remember recycling reduces waste, conserves energy by giving previously used natural resources a new life and it SAVES TAX DOLLARS, YOUR TAX DOLLARS. YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE SAVED ON IT.Mayor, Raymond R. Kimble

Recycling is a direct way we the Citizens of Belleville could cut back on the costly waste disposal fees the Township pays when we dump our garbage and could even earn money in return. So when I hear the many recycling slogans like Choose to Reduce, Recycling Works, or Love It or Lose it! I say, “JUST DO IT....RECYCLE”.Marie Strumolo Burke, 1st Ward Councilwoman

Recycling is at times challenging, but it makes a difference. Recycling helps our town financially along with helping the environment. Let’s work together and recycle. Let’s continue to keep Belleville on of the top 100 towns to live in. Let’s continue to improve quality of life.John Notari, 4th ward Councilman

Recycling is important not only does it save the earth, but saves the Township money. Everyone must recycle it’s the law andit’s going to be enforcedKevin GKennedy, Councilman at Large

Over the last few years we have worked to increase recycling in Belleville. We would like to thank you for your great response. We have increased our recycling tonnage but still have not met our target goal of 50% recycling. We need your continued help. If you need more information on recycling or Township Services please visit Belleville’s updated website www.bellevillenj.org. We will be mailing a recycling newsletter out to all residents before the summer for added help in our recycling efforts.Michael A. Nicosia, Councilman at Large

Recycling is at times challenging but it makes a difference. Recycling helps our town financially along with helping the environment. Let's work togetherand recycle. Let's continue to keep Belleville one of the top 100 towns to live in. Let's continue to improve quality of life.Dr. John J. Notari, Deputy Mayor

A Message From Your Township Mayor and CouncilMany residents may not know that recycling is the law in New Jersey. In Belleville, we recognize that it’s very important for many reasons. As your Mayor, stabiliz-ing your property taxes is one of my main goals, however this sometimes is very difficult. Yet one clear way to help reduce your property taxes directly is to Recycle Your Waste... Yes, by recycling your waste, you the taxpayer reduce Belleville’s solid waste costs, thus at year’s end those savings help to off set your property taxes. So, please remember recycling reduces waste, conserves energy by giving previously used natural resources a new life and it SAVES TAX DOLLARS, YOUR TAX DOLLARS. YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE SAVED ON IT.Mayor, Raymond R. Kimble

Recycling is a direct way we the Citizens of Belleville could cut back on the costly waste disposal fees the Township pays when we dump our garbage and could even earn money in return. So when I hear the many recycling slogans like Choose to Reduce, Recycling Works, or Love It or Lose it! I say, “JUST DO IT....RECYCLE”.Marie Strumolo Burke, 1st Ward Councilwoman

Recycling is at times challenging, but it makes a difference. Recycling helps our town financially along with helping the environment. Let’s work together and recycle. Let’s continue to keep Belleville on of the top 100 towns to live in. Let’s continue to improve quality of life.John Notari, 4th ward Councilman

Recycling is important not only does it save the earth, but saves the Township money. Everyone must recycle it’s the law andit’s going to be enforcedKevin GKennedy, Councilman at Large

Over the last few years we have worked to increase recycling in Belleville. We would like to thank you for your great response. We have increased our recycling tonnage but still have not met our target goal of 50% recycling. We need your continued help. If you need more information on recycling or Township Services please visit Belleville’s updated website www.bellevillenj.org. We will be mailing a recycling newsletter out to all residents before the summer for added help in our recycling efforts.Michael A. Nicosia, Councilman at Large

Recycle Recycle, it's not hard to do you can reduce the pollution and help the world too!Marie Strumolo Burke, 1st Ward Councilwoman

Native American Proverb - “We don't inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children." We have the responsibility to leave the Earth better than we found it for the sake of our children and coming generations. Recycling is just a small step in taking care of our planet. Let’s all do our part!

Naomy De Peña, Councilwoman at Large

Thank you all for participating in our efforts in recycling. Through our efforts, we will help. Reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators. Increases economic security by tapping a domestic source of materials. Prevents pollution by reducing the need to collect new raw materials.Saves energy.

Thomas Graziano, Councilman at Large

I would first like to thank all the residents that have helped increase Belleville’s recycling tonnage over the last 14 years. When we started on this mission, less than 10% of our residents were recycling. It was costing us thousands of dollars in additional “tipping fees” to dump our garbage. Through your cooperation the Township Recycling Program has saved our community hundreds of thousands of dollars. Although we as a Township cannot see it first hand, we have also saved hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy costs. This translates to a positive impact on our environment and a reduction in our nation’s overall carbon foot print. For those new residents that have just joined our community, I ask that you follow your neighbor’s lead and recycle.Recycling helps the community and helps insure a better future for our children.Steven J. Rovell, 2nd Ward Councilman

Recycling is the law in the State of New Jersey, and as Mayor, maintaining our resident’s property taxes is at the top of my list. Yet in order to achieve this goal, starting with recycling will make the difference. We all need to make a concerted effort to reduce our waste costs and recycling is the most ef-fective course of action. Let’s save on energy costs and reduce waste. By us all working together, our family and our Township will benefit. Take pride in our planet and the first step to take …….recycle.Mayor, Michael Melham

NO loose shredded paper

NO hard cover books

NO frozen food or Food contaminated boxes

NO flower pots

NO flat plastic food trays

NO large plastic items (Like cat litter pails)

NO plastic bottles & containers with a marking of:

3 4 6 7

NO aluminum foil or trays

NO plastic wrap

Mayor Michael Melhamand

Municipal Council

SERVICES OFFERED THROUGH THEBELLEVILLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Health Department ................................... (973) 450-3390WIC Office .................................................(973) 450-3395Vital Statistics ............................................(973) 450-3400Dial-A-Ride/Senior Transportation ............(973) 450-3402Environmental Division ............................(973) 450-3390

(973) 450-3389Nursing Divis on ........................................(973) 450-3393

(973) 450-3394Children’s Immunization Clinic .................(973) 450-3394Health Education ........................................(973) 450-3389Animal Licensing .......................................(973) 450-3402

THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF TOWNSHIPNUMBERS WHICH YOU MAY FIND USEFUL

Township Office NumberTownship Manager .............................................. 450-3322Police Department ............................................... 450-3333Fire Department .................................................. 450-3368Public Works ....................................................... 450-3412Construction Code ............................................. 450-3410Water Bills/ Meters ............................................. 450-3341Meters ................................................................. 450-3341Library ................................................................. 450-3434Recreation Department ...................................... 450-3422Law Department .................................................. 450-3312

................................... .... 450-3320Township Treasurer ............................................. 450-Tax Office ............................................................ 450-3342Tax Assessor ........................................................ 450-3304Township Clerk .................................................. 450-3310Township Engineer ............................................ 450-3412Rent Leveling ..................................................... 450-3323Purchasing Department ....................................... 450-3316SchoolsBoard of Education ............................................. 450-3500High School ........................................................ 450-3544Middle School ..................................................... 450-3532School #3 ........................................................... 450-3530School #4 ........................................................... 450-3540School #5 ........................................................... 450-3450School #7 .......................................................... . 450-3470School #8 ........................................................... 450-3480School #9 ........................................................... 450-3490School #10 .......................................................... 450-3510

NOTE: Any problems or questions concerning water bills / water meters, please contact the Water Department at 450-3341. Thank you.

Zone 1 – MondayAcme StreetAlva StreetArthur StreetBelleville Avenue # 581-734Bellevue AvenueBelmont AvenueBloomfield AvenueBrighton AvenueBrook StreetCanella CourtCopper PlaceCross StreetCuozzo StreetDavenport AvenueElena PlaceEugene PlaceFlorence AvenueForest AvenueFranklin StreetFranklin Avenue # 155-223Frederick StreetHarrison StreetHeckel StreetHewitt AvenueHighland AvenueHoniss StreetJeraldo StreetKimball StreetLake StreetLavergne StreetLawrence StreetMagnolia StreetMaple AvenueMill Street # 616-753Montgomery PlaceNaples AvenueNewark AvenueNewcomb StreetNo. Ninth StreetNo. Seventh StreetNo. Tenth StreetNo. Eighth StreetNo. Eleventh StreetOakwood AvenueOgden RoadPark PlacePleasant AvenueRhode PlaceRocco StreetSalter PlaceSanford AvenueSmallwood AvenueStevens RoadWallace StreetWatchung AvenueWatsessing AvenueZone 2 – TuesdayArthur StreetAudrey CourtBaldwin PlaceBarnett LaneBelleview CourtBelleville Avenue # 396-504Berkeley AvenueBernice RoadCarolyn RoadCarpenter Street

Carpenter TerraceCelia CourtCelia TerraceCenter StreetCharles StreetChestnut StreetContinental AvenueCottage StreetCrestwood AvenueCunningham CourtDawson StreetDelavan AvenueDelia TerraceDe Luca RoadDorothea TerraceFairview PlaceFairway AvenueFairway CourtFranklin Avenue # 235-567Freedom LaneGarden AvenueGregory TerraceGrove StreetHamilton StreetHarvard PlaceHero WayHickory CourtHill StreetHilton StreetHoover AvenueHunkele StreetIrving StreetJefferson StreetJerome CourtJerome AvenueJoralemon Street # 428-858King PlaceLiberty AvenueLigham StreetLouise CourtMadison StreetMaple StreetMarion CourtMay StreetMelwex StreetMemorial DriveMinker PlaceMorse PlaceOverhill RoadPassaic Avenue betweenJoralemon Street and May StreetPlenge DrivePrinceton TerraceRiverdale AvenueRutan RoadSo. Wilbur StreetSpringer StreetSuzanne CourtSycamore DriveWalnut StreetWilber StreetYale TerraceZone 3 – WednesdayAdelaide StreetAustin StreetBelle TerraceBelleville Avenue # 228-382Belmohr StreetBeverly Court

Branch Brook DriveCampbell Avenue # 41-72Cedar Hill AvenueColumbus AvenueCrescent TerraceDivision Avenue # 158-355Elmwood AvenueEmmet StreetEntwistle AvenueFederal StreetForest StreetGless AvenueGreylock Parkway # 220-519Greylock PlaceHarvard StreetHolmes Street # 252-420Jannarone StreetJoralemon Street # 253-420Laurel CourtLeslie TerraceLittle Street # 330-365Maier StreetMalone Avenue # 156-235Mary StreetMeacham StreetMemphis AvenueMertz AvenueMitchell StreetMoore PlaceMt. Prospect AvenueMt. Pleasant AvenueMyrtle AvenueNew StreetNewark PlaceNolton StreetOverlook Avenue # 168-239Park StreetParkside DriveParkview AvenuePassaic Avenue # 31-227Perry StreetPreston StreetReservoir PlaceSunset AvenueTappan Avenue # 157-192Tiona AvenueTremont AvenueUnion Avenue odd #’s 1-679Van Reyper PlaceWilliam Street # 255-291Wilson PlaceZone 4 – ThursdayAcademy Street # 9-96Bayard StreetBellavista AvenueBelleville Avenue # 17-2Bridge StreetChurch TerraceClark TerraceCleveland StreetClinton StreetCortlandt StreetDavidson StreetDow StreetEast Overlook AvenueEssex Street # 1-6Greenwich StreetGreylock AvenueHolmes Street # 1-79

Howard PlaceJoralemon Street # 33-149Kidde PlaceLittle Street # 33-149Main StreetMill Street # 68-250Quinton StreetRailroad PlaceRalph StreetRaymond StreetRoosevelt AvenueRutgers Street # 1-86Schuyler StreetSmith StreetStephens StreetTerrace PlaceTerry StreetUnion TerraceUnion Avenue # 12-102 evenValley StreetVan Rensselaer StreetWashington Avenue even #’s 2-740odd #’s 1-149Washington StreetWilliam Street # 14-244Wilson PlaceZone 5 – FridayAcademy Street # 126-151Agnes StreetBeech StreetBell Street

Berton PlaceBirchwood DriveBremond StreetCampbell Avenue # 9-24Carmer AvenueClearman PlaceCrest DriveCross PlaceDe itt AvenueDivision Avenue # 8-132Essex Street # 12-56Floyd StreetGreylock Parkway # 169-321High StreetHolmes Street #142Holmes Street # 150-240Hornblower AvenueJoralemon Street # 130-239Kathryn StreetKing StreetLincoln TerraceLinden AvenueLittle Street # 178-306Lloyd PlaceMalone Avenue # 9-133Oak StreetOverlook Avenue # 2-146Prospect PlaceProspect StreetRossmore PlaceRutgers Street # 120-170Rutgers CourtSt. Mary’s PlaceTappan Avenue # 15-132Union Avenue # 112-680 evenVan Houten PlaceWashington Avenue # 151-745 oddWhite Oak Terrace

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MONDAY - THURSDAY PICK-UPTHURSDAY BULK PICK-UP

EUGENE PLACEFAIRVIEW PLACEFAIRWAY AVENUEFAIRWAY COURTFLORENCE AVENUEFLOYD STREET 12-41FOREST AVENUEFRANKLIN STREETFRANKLIN AVENUEFREDERICK STREETFREEDOM LANEGARDEN AVENUE GREENWICH STREETGREYLOCK AVENUEHAMILTON STREET HARRISON STREETHECKEL STREETHERO WAY HEWITT AVENUE HIGHLAND AVENUEHOLMES STREET 2-89HONISS STREETHORNBLOWER AVENUE 244-287HUNKELE STREET IRVING STREETJERALDO STREETJEROME AVENUEJORALEMON STREET 19-81JORALEMON STREET 133-727 (ODD) KIDDE PLACE KIMBALL STREET KING PLACE KING STREET LAKE STREET LAUREL COURT LAVERGNE STREETLAWRENCE STREETLINDEN AVENUE 11-109LITTLE STREET 33-152MAGNOLIA STREETMAIER STREET MAIN STREET MAIORAN PLACE MALONE AVENUE 9-120MAPLE AVENUE MARION COURT MAY STREET

MEMORIAL STREETMILL STREET 20-77MINKER PLACE MONTGOMERY PLACE MONTGOMERY STREET MT. PLEASANT AVENUE NAPLES AVENUE NEWARK AVENUE NEWCOMB STREET NO. SEVENTH STREET NO. EIGHTH STREET NO. NINTH STREET NO. TENTH STREET NO. ELEVENTH STREET OAKWOOD AVENUE OGDEN ROADOVERHILL ROADPARK PLACEPARKVIEW AVENUEE.PASSAIC AVENUE 5-8PERRY STREETPLEASANT AVENUEQUINTON STREET RALPH STREETRAYMOND STREET RHODE PLACERIVERDALE AVENUE ROCCO STREET ROOSEVELT AVENUERUTGERS STREET 15-97SALTER PLACE SANFORD AVENUE SCHUYLER STREET SMALLWOOD AVENUESO. WILBUR STREETSPRINGER STREETSTEPHENS STREET STEVENS ROADST. MARYS PLACE TAPPAN AVENUE 15-118TERRACE PLACE TERRY STREET VALLEY STREET WALLACE STREET WALNUT STREETWATCHUNG AVENUE WATSESSING AVENUE

ACADEMY STREET 125-164ADELAIDE STREETAGNES STREETAUDREY COURT AUSTIN STREET BEECH STREETBELL STREET BELLE TERRACE BELLEVILLE AVENUE 64-344BELMOHR STREET BERNICE ROADBEVERLY COURT BIRCHWOOD DRIVE BREMOND STREET BRIDGE STREETCAMPBELL AVENUECAROLYN ROADCEDAR HILL AVENUECHESTNUT STREETCHURCH TERRACECLARK TERRACECLEARMAN PLACECLEVELAND STREET 43-80CLINTON STREET COLUMBUS AVENUECREST DRIVECRESTWOOD AVENUE DEWITT AVENUE 328-493DIVISION AVENUE 158-355DOROTHEA TERRACE DOW STREET EAST OVERLOOK AVENUEEMMET STREETELMWOOD AVENUEENTWISTLE AVENUE ESSEX STREET 12-56FEDERAL STREET FLOYD STREET 46-226FOREST STREETGLESS AVENUE

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GREGORY TERRACEGREYLOCK PLACE GREYLOCK PARKWAY GROVE STREETHARVARD PLACEHARVARD STREETHICKORY COURT HIGH STREETHILL STREETHILTON STREETHOLMES STREET 91-301HOOVER AVENUE HORNBLOWER AVENUE 2-215HOWARD PLACEJANNARONE STREETJEFFERSON STREETJORALEMON STREET 82-850 (EVEN)KATHRYN STREETLESLIE TERRACELIBERTY AVENUELIGHAM STREETLINCOLN TERRACELINDEN AVENUE 125-295LITTLE STREET 179-365LLOYD PLACELOUISE COURTMADISON STREETMALONE AVENUE 121-235MAPLE STREETMARY STREETMEACHAM STREETMELWEX STREETMEMPHIS AVENUEMERTZ AVENUEMILL STREET 80-557MITCHELL STREETMOORE PLACE MORSE PLACEMT. PROSPECT AVENUE MYRTLE AVENUE

NEW STREETNEWARK PLACE NOLTON STREETOAK STREETOVERLOOK AVENUEPARK STREET PARKSIDE DRIVEPASSAIC AVENUE 31-227PLENGE DRIVEPRESTON STREETPRINCETON TERRACE PROSPECT PLACEPROSPECT STREETRAILROAD PLACE RESERVOIR PLACEROSSMORE PLACERUTAN ROADRUTGERS STREET 115-150RUTGERS COURTSMITH STREETSUNSET AVENUESUZANNE COURTSYCAMORE DRIVETAPPAN AVENUE 121-192TIONA AVENUETREMONT AVENUEUNION AVENUE UNION TERRACEVAN HOUTEN PLACE VAN RENSSELAER STREETVAN REYPER PLACE WASHINGTON AVENUE WASHINGTON STREETWHITE OAK TERRACEWILBUR STREETWILLIAM STREET 56-291WILSON PLACE YALE TERRACE

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Please note that TV's, computers, old appliances, white goods, cast iron and other metal items are not bulk items andwill not be collected on your bulk pick-up day. You must call the DPW at 973-450-3412 to arrange a to pick-up date.

Snow removal/leaf and brush disposal/alternate parkingAll township ordinances are now online at http://BellevilleNJ.org with otherinformation regarding Belleville Township policies and events.

• Township residents are encouraged not to shovel snow into the streets when clearing their sidewalks. This is an offense that will be accompanied by a summons.

• Alternate side parking gives the township utilities access to perform maintenance repairs to the water, sewer, roadway, curb, and drainage. It also allows for emergency roadway clearance (traffic flow). Alternate side parking is mandatory and will be strictly enforced by the police department.

• The Leaf, Grass, and Brush Collection will be made every week from April 1 to December 15th.

***Garbage, recycling, and leaf bags are to be put out after 5:00pm the nightbefore pickup. Garbage cans, recycling containers, and leaf bags are to beplaced behind curb on planting strip for pickup. It is also recommended that youput out your waste the night before so you do not miss early morning pickups.

Please follow these rules when putting your leaves, grass, and brush at the curb.

• Leaf bags are not to be more then 40lbs.

• Leaves and brush are to be put in brown paper bags and left at the curb for pickup according to what zone you are in. It is not acceptable to dump leaves and brush in the street.

• Brush and branches must be placed at the curb tied in bundles no longer than four feet.

• No plastic bags or containers with rock and other debris will be collected.

• Any loose leaves, grass or brush in the street will not be collected and will be subject to a summons.

• Please note that no garbage or recycling containers shall be left at the curb after pick-ups.

Regulations Chart

2007-2008GARBAGE COLLECTION HOLIDAYS

see enclosed calendar for dates of observation

Independence Day July 4, 2007

Labor Day September 3, 2007

Thanksgiving Day November 22, 2007

Christmas Day December 25, 2007

New Year’s Day January 1, 2008

Memorial Day May 26, 2008


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RESIDENTBelleville, NJ 07109

Many residents may not know that recycling is the law in New Jersey. In Belleville, we recognize that it's veryimportant for many reasons. As your Mayor, stabilizing your property taxes is one of my main goals, however thissometimes is very difficult. Yet one clear way to help reduce your property taxes directly is to Recycle Your Waste... Yes,by recycling your waste, you the taxpayer reduce Belleville's solid waste costs, thus at year's end those savings help tooff set your property taxes.So, please remember recycling reduces waste, conserves energy by giving previously used natural resources a new lifeand it SAVES TAX DOLLARS, YOUR TAX DOLLARS... Belleville provides extensive recycling services, the mostnotable being weekly curbside collection of "Mixed paper," "Cardboard" and "Commingled" Recyclables (i.e. metal,plastic and glass). In addition to various drop-off opportunities, the Township Council just recently added Electronicsand Computer Equipment Recycling containers to our program. Remember this and other Recyclable services areprovided at the Public Works Center, located at 560 Cortland Street.And remember to Re-use, Reduce and Recycle as often and as much as you can. YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE SAVEDON IT...

Sincerely, your Mayor,Raymond R. Kimble

MATERIAL RECYCLABLES GARBAGE OTHER

Table Waste Put in refuse container

Branches & Brush Leave at curb (not in street) in bundles of 4 ft., notmore than 40 Ibs. Follow your leaf, grass & brush schedule

Leaves Leave at curb (not in street) in brown paper bagson your pick-up day Follow your leaf, grass & brush schedule

Christmas Trees Leave at curb

Rugs & Carpets* Tied in 4 ft. lengths for bulk pick-up Follow your bulk garbage schedule

Tires Call DPW 973-450-3412 Trade in with retailer

Car Batteries Not accepted Not accepted Trade in with retailer

Glass Food Containers Leave at curb for recycling pick-up Take to recycling center

Furniture & Porcelain Follow your bulk garbage schedule Donate to private agencies

Aluminum Food & Beverage Containers Leave at curb for recycling pick-up Take to recycling center

Cardboard Flattened, tied or in bundles, and left at curb onrecycling days Take to recycling center

Old Appliances, White Goods, Cast Iron Call DPW (973) 450-3412 to arrange for pick-up

Newsprint Leave at curb, tied or in paper bags, withrecyclable items for pick-up Take to recycling center

Tin or Steel Cans Leave at curb for recycling pick-up Take to recycling center

Construction Material Not accepted Not accepted Arrange your own private pick-up

Mirror Glass* Leave at curb for bulk pick-up Arrange your own private pick-up

Used Motor Oil Take to DPW yard Return to gas station

Plastic Containers - Type 1 & 2 Leave at curb for recycling pick-up Take to recycling center

Toilets & Sinks Leave at curb for bulk pick-up

Grass Leave at curb (not in street) in brown paper bagson your pick-up day Follow your leaf, grass & brush schedule

Paint Cans & Chemical Containers Empty paint cans (without lid) go in trashcontainer; fill with sand to dry out remaining paint

Clothing Donate to private agencies

Propane Tanks Call (973) 857-2350 for disposal information Call Essex County for Hazardous Waste DisposalDay information

Wood Doors & Wood Frame Window* Cut in half and place at curb for bulk pick-up

Computer and Electronics Take to DPW yard Take to recycling centeror call DPW (973) 450-3412

2007 TOWNSHIP IMPROVEMENT PROJECTSWork on many roads that are included in the Township’s 2007 Road Improvement Program will beginthis summer. Some of those projects included are: New Jersey Department Of Transportation (NJDOT)Trust Fund Grant project – Chestnut Street; Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) projects –Dewitt Avenue from Belleville Avenue to Lloyd Place, Dewitt Avenue from Division Avenue to OverlookAvenue; municipally bonded streets – Montgomery Place (south side), Naples Avenue, Park ViewAvenue, Parkside Drive, Elena Place, Nolton Street, Forest Street, Emmet Street, Van Rensselaer Street,Maier Street (Branch Brook Drive to Garden Avenue), Maple Street (south Side), Floyd Street (DivisionAvenue to Overlook Street), Davidson Street, Division Avenue (Washington Avenue to Union Avenue).In addition to completing the reconstruction of many roadways throughout the Township, the Townshiprecently completed drainage improvements at Mary Lou Hood Park, Carpenter Street, Belmont Avenue;

Belleville Municipal

Volume 11, Issue No. 1 / 2007 online at www.bellevilleNJ.org

2007/2008 NEWS

UPDATES

RECYCLINGINFORMATION & SCHEDULE

2007 TOWNSHIPIMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

ANNUAL WATER REPORT

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

RECREATION NEWSSummer concerts will be held at the Municipal Stadium on Thursdays at 7:15pm, as follows:


WIC Office....................................................(973) 450-3395Vital Statistics................................................(973) 450-3400Dial-A-Ride ..................................................(973) 450-3402Environmental Division ................................(973) 450-3391

(973) 450-3389Nursing Divisor ............................................(973) 450-3394Children’s Immunization Clinic ....................(973) 450-3394Health Education ..........................................(973) 450-3390


Township Office NumberTownship Manager ................................................450-3322Police Department ................................................450-3333Fire Department ....................................................450-3368Public Works..........................................................450-3412Construction Code ................................................450-3410Water Bills/ Meters ................................................450-3442Meters ....................................................................450-3443Library....................................................................450-3434Recreation Department ..........................................450-3422Health Department ................................................450-3390Law Department ....................................................450-3312Township Court......................................................450-3320Township Treasurer................................................450-3330Tax Office ..............................................................450-3342Assessor ................................................................450-3304Township Clerk ......................................................450-3310Township Engineer ................................................450-3412Senior Transportation ............................................450-3402Rent Leveling ........................................................450-3323

SchoolsBoard of Education ................................................450-3500High School ..........................................................450-3544Middle School........................................................450-3532School #3 ..............................................................450-3530School #4 ..............................................................450-3540School #5 ..............................................................450-3450School #7..............................................................450- 3470School #8 ..............................................................450-3480School #9 ..............................................................450-3490School #10 ............................................................450-3510

IN THIS ISSUE

KEY NOTES REGARDING TOWNSHIP POLICIES:

REINVIGORATING RECYCLING IN BELLEVILLE TOWNSHIPManaging and disposing of garbage is paid for by our taxpayer dollars, just like otherimportant municipal services such as fire, police and education. The best way to reduce thisdisposal costs is to generate less garbage. There are lots of ways each of us can help, likeputting trash in its proper place and recycling in our home, school and business. Recyclingremoves trash from the waist stream reducing the Townships costs. We all need to continueto do our part to dispose of trash properly and increase recycling efforts. All of the Townshipsefforts to reduce, reuse and recycling can help save taxpayer dollars. It makes goodenvironmental sense to keep our Township clean and save our natural resources. Recycling isnot only a positive thing to due but it is the law. Within the next couple of weeks we will bevisiting businesses Condo Associations and Apartment buildings to help them create arecycling program for their complexes. Other aspects of the Township recycling Program willbe updated in the near future. One thing the Township is currently working on is adding acontainer to the Recycling drop off sight at 429 Stephens St. for computer equipment andelectronics. Let’s all continue to do our part to keep Belleville a clean and beautiful Town.

Thank you for your help.

NOTE: Any problems or questions concerning waterbills / water meters, please contact the Water

Department at 450-3341 / 3342. Thankyou.

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First Day of Fall

Labor DayTown Hall Closed

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JUST A PARTYStreet Fair

6-10 pm

JUST A PARTYStreet Fair

RAINDATE

Community Shred Day

9-1 pm

Senior Rec Bldg. 125 Franklin Ave

Town-wideGarage Sale8am - 5pm

Grandparents Day

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Columbus DayTown Hall Closed

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Please check our website at www.bellevillenj.org

for updates on any new programs or changes to the calendar

Department of Recreation & Cultural AffairsCalendar of Events



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2018 2018

Toy Drive Starts Nov. 12th Fire Department

275 Franklin Ave.

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ChristmasDay

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The municipal council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the Council Chambers, Town Hall. Pre-meeting begins at 6:00 PM and the regular meeting at 7:00 PM. The Municipal Council reorganizes each year on July 1st at 12:00 noon.

We post meeting dates and town holidays on the municipal website, www.bellevillenj.org

Public Records - The Open Public Records Request form is available to download at www.bellevillenj.org

Voter registration - Persons wishing to register to vote may do so during regular business hours. In addition, 21 days before any election, the Clerk’s Office is open until 9:00 PM for individuals who wish to register and be eligible to vote in an upcoming election. The form is available to download at www.nj.gov/oag/elections/voter-registration-application.html and in this office.

Bingo/Raffle - The application form is available to download at www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/lgcc.htm and in this office.

Block Parties - Organization should address a request for permission to conduct block parties to the Municipal Council and send it to the

attention of the Municipal Clerk. Include the date, time, location (including what intersections to block off), and whether at least 50 percent

of the blocks residents agree to the event. You should make the request at least one month in advance and include contact information.

Tag Days - Organizations should address a request for permission to conduct tag days to the Municipal Council and send it to the attention

of the Municipal Clerk. Include the date, time and locations for tagging. Remember that it is the organizations responsibility to ask the

merchants for permission. You should make the request at least one month in advance and include contact information.

Alcoholic Beverage Control - The application is available to download at www.state.nj.us/lps/abc.htm and in this office.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (973) 450-3302

Municipal Clerk, Kelly Cavanagh 973-450-3310

The Mayor and Municipal Council meets the second and fourth Tuesday of eachmonth in the Council Chambers, Town Hall. pre-meeting begins at 6:00 pm and the regular meeting at 6:30 pm. The Municipal Council reorganizes each year on July 1st at 12:00 noon.

Public Records - The Government Records Request Form is available todownload at www.bellevillenj.org.

Voter Registration - Persons wishing to register to vote may do so duringregular business hours. In addition, 21 days before any election, the Clerk's Office is open until 9:00 pm for individuals who wish to register and be eligible to vote in an upcoming election. The form is available to download at www.nj.gov/oag/elections/voter-registration-application.html and in this office.

Bingo/Raffle - The application form is available to download atwww.nj.us/lps/ca/lgcc.htm and in this office.

Block Parties - The Mayor and Organization should address a request for per-mission to conduct block parties to the Municipal Council and send it to the attention of the Municipal Clerk. Include the date, time, location (including what intersections to block off), and whether at least 51 percent of the block's residents agree to the event. You should make the request at least one month in advance and include contact information.

Tag Days - The Mayor and Organizations should address a request for permis-sion to conduct tag days to the Municipal Council and send it to the attention of the Municipal Clerk. Include the date, time and locations for tagging. Remember that it is the organizations responsibility to ask the merchants for permission. You should make the request one month in advance and include contact information.

Alcoholic Beverage Control - The application is available to download at www.state.nj.us/lps/abc.htm and in this office.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (973) 450-3302

Clerk's OfficeMunicipal Court

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Belleville Municipal court

Chief Judge Karen M. SMith

Judge Wilfredo Benitez

hourS of operation

Monday - Friday

8:00 aM to 3:30 pM

973-450-3319

Municipal court is held on tuesday and Wednesday

evening court is held every other Wednesday

court hours9:00 aM daytiMe sessions

6:00 pM evening sessions



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2019 2019

New Year’sDay

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Belleville Police Department

Chief of police Mark Minichini

Contact information

Police desk 973-450-3333 Detective bureau 973-450-3360 Juvenile bureau 973-450-3339 Traffic bureau 973-450-3348

CRIME TIPS HOTLINE

973-450-3355

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Belleville Police DepartmentChief of Police Mark MinichiniContact Information

Police Desk ...................................................... 973 450-3333Detective Bureau .............................................. 973 450-3360Juvenile Bureau ................................................ 973 450-3339Traffic Bureau .................................................. 973 450-3348

CRIME TIPSHOTLINE

973-450-3355call with any information

Starting August 1, 2018, the Police Records Bureau will be open late every Wednesday from 8am to 8pm.



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GroundhogDay

Lincoln’s BirthdayTown Hall Closed

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ollution on streets, parking lots and lawns is washed by rain into storm drains, then directly to our drinking water supplies and the ocean

and lakes our children play in. Fertilizer, oil,pesticides, detergents, pet waste, grass clippings: Youname it and it ends up in our water.

Stormwater pollution is one of New Jersey’s greatestthreats to clean and plentiful water, and that’s whywe’re all doing something about it.

By sharing the responsibility and making small, easychanges in our daily lives, we can keep commonpollutants out of stormwater. It all adds up to cleanerwater, and it saves the high cost of cleaning up onceit’s dirty.

As part of New Jersey’s initiative to keep our waterclean and plentiful and to meet federal requirements,many municipalities and other public agencies includingcolleges and military basesmust adopt ordinances orother rules prohibitingvarious activities thatcontribute to stormwaterpollution. Breaking theserules can result in fines orother penalties.

Make sure you properlystore or discard anyunused portions.

Hazardous productsinclude some household orcommercial cleaningproducts, lawn and gardencare products, motor oil,antifreeze, and paints.

Do not pour anyhazardous productsdown a storm drainbecause storm drains areusually connected to localwaterbodies and the wateris not treated.

Do a soil test to see ifyou need a fertilizer.

Do not apply fertilizersif heavy rain is predicted.

Look into alternativesfor pesticides.

Maintain a small lawnand keep the rest of yourproperty or yard in anatural state with trees andother native vegetationthat requires little or nofertilizer.

If you use fertilizersand pesticides, follow theinstructions on the label onhow to correctly apply it.

P ollution on streets, parking lots and lawns is washed by rain into storm drains, then directly to our drinking water supplies and the ocean

and lakes our children play in. Fertilizer, oil,pesticides, detergents, pet waste, grass clippings: Youname it and it ends up in our water.

Stormwater pollution is one of New Jersey’s greatestthreats to clean and plentiful water, and that’s whywe’re all doing something about it.

By sharing the responsibility and making small, easychanges in our daily lives, we can keep commonpollutants out of stormwater. It all adds up to cleanerwater, and it saves the high cost of cleaning up onceit’s dirty.

As part of New Jersey’s initiative to keep our waterclean and plentiful and to meet federal requirements,many municipalities and other public agencies includingcolleges and military basesmust adopt ordinances orother rules prohibitingvarious activities thatcontribute to stormwaterpollution. Breaking theserules can result in fines orother penalties.

Make sure you properlystore or discard anyunused portions.

Hazardous productsinclude some household orcommercial cleaningproducts, lawn and gardencare products, motor oil,antifreeze, and paints.

Do not pour anyhazardous productsdown a storm drainbecause storm drains areusually connected to localwaterbodies and the wateris not treated.

Do a soil test to see ifyou need a fertilizer.

Do not apply fertilizersif heavy rain is predicted.

Look into alternativesfor pesticides.

Maintain a small lawnand keep the rest of yourproperty or yard in anatural state with trees andother native vegetationthat requires little or nofertilizer.

If you use fertilizersand pesticides, follow theinstructions on the label onhow to correctly apply it.

PIf you have hazardous

products in your home orworkplace, make sureyou store or dispose ofthem properly. Read thelabel for guidance.

Use natural or lesstoxic alternatives whenpossible.

Recycle used motor oil.

Contact yourmunicipality, county orfacility management officefor the locations ofhazardous-waste disposalfacilities.

Municipalities andmany other public agenciesare required to markcertain storm drain inletswith messages remindingpeople that storm drainsare connected to localwaterbodies.

Do not let sewage orother wastes flow into astormwater system.

Place litter in trashreceptacles.

Recycle. Recycle.Recycle.

Participate incommunity cleanups.

Keep leaves and grassout of storm drains.

If your municipality oragency has yard wastecollection rules, followthem.

Use leaves and grassclippings as a resource forcompost.

Use a mulchingmower that recycles grassclippings into the lawn.

Many municipalitiesand public agencies mustenact and enforce localpet-waste rules.

An example isrequiring pet owners ortheir keepers to pick upand properly dispose ofpet waste dropped onpublic or other people’sproperty.

Make sure you knowyour town’s or agency’srequirements and complywith them. It’s the law.And remember to:

Use newspaper, bagsor pooper-scoopers topick up wastes.

Dispose of thewrapped pet wastein the trash or un-wrapped in a toilet.

Never discard petwaste in a storm drain.

Do not feed wildlife,such as ducks and geese, inpublic areas.

Many municipalities andother public agencies mustenact and enforce a rule thatprohibits wildlife feeding inthese areas.

For more information on stormwater related topics, visitwww.njstormwater.org or www.nonpointsource.org

Additional information is also available at U. S.Environmental Protection Agency Web siteswww.epa.gov/npdes/stormwater or www.epa.gov/nps

New Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionDivision of Water QualityBureau of Nonpoint Pollution ControlMunicipal Stormwater Regulation Program(609) 633-7021

www.cleanwaternj.org



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The Tax Collector takes pride in announcing that the Township of Belleville now provides a drop box in the lobby of the Town Hall on the ground floor - between the police department and the main building - for those who are making tax and water payments by check only. Residents can now make payments in a secure protected environment without waiting in line and prime time parking issues. Please enjoy the convenience!

DROP BOX

Tax Collection - Water Payments - Garage Sales Permits - Annual Tax Sale - Senior Deductions

TAX COLLECTION:Tax Due Dates: February 1, May 1, August 1, November 1Evening Hours: First Monday in each tax quarter - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Taxes due on the first of each quarter with a 10 day grace period and interest retroactive to the first, interest calculated at 8% on first $1500 and 18% in excess of 1500.00. There is a 6% year-end penalty for delinquencies over $10,000.00.

Payments accepted by cash, check or money order only. When paying by check or E-check, you must include your block and lot number. The tax office does not use an account number system. Please include a self addressed stamped envelope with your payment if you require a receipt.

When ownership of property changes, the tax bill should be forwarded to the new owners.

TAXES ARE VALID WITH OR WITHOUT POSSESSION OF A HARDCOPY OF A BILL.Accelerated tax sale held every December (end of Dec)Senior citizens deduction renewal form (PD-5) are due by March 1, or with a Doctor's verification no later than May 1.

WATER BILLING:All payments are by cash, check or money order only. You must include your water account number with all check payments. Please include a self addressed stamped envelope with your payment if your require a receipt.

A final water meter reading is required before property changes ownership. Please provide new owner information as soon as possible after closing date.

WATER SHUT-OFF PROGRAM IN EFFECT EVERY MAY-OCTOBER.

“The Township has contracted to have all the water meters in the Township of Belleville replaced with the latest in cutting edge technology. If you have not already done so, please call National Metering Services, Inc. at 1-888-448-0009 or www.nmsnj.com to schedule an appointment. This is mandatory and your cooperation is appreci-ated. “

GARAGE SALES:Garage sale permits are $10.00 for three consecutive days and residents are permitted to have two (2) per year. In the event of bad weather, the rain dates will be on next consecutive weekend.

WE NOW ACCEPT ONLINE PAYMENTS. Please visit www.bellevillenj.org. to make payments.

Tax Collector



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Make a home escape planPractice exit drills

Know 2 ways out ofevery room in the house

Keep exits clear

Get Out Alive!Turn down thermostaton hot water heater

Learn to cool a burnwith water

Be careful with hot liquids

njburncenter.com

Burn Awareness

Remove all combustible Trash

PracticeSTOP-DROP & ROLL

Store Flammable liquidsoutdoors in approved

containers

Spring Cleaning

Vacuum dust from detectors

"Change your Clock,Change your SmokeDetector Battery"

Test Detectors weekly

Replace after ten years

Smoke Detectors

Check electrical wiringfor defects

Talk to baby sitterabout fire safety

Dial 911in an emergency

Child Health-Electrical

Give right-of-way toemergency vehicles

Keep an emergencykit in your car/truck

Change your clock

Vehicle Fires

Cook safely outdoors - and keep a fire extinguisher

or garden hose nearby

Watch fireworks froma safe distance

Properly maintain gas grill

Summer Safety

Do a home firesafety survey

Consider purchasing a residential sprinkler system

Purchase a fire extinguisher or two

Home Fire Safety

Have Your heating system checked

Practice"CRAWL LOW & GO"

Use space heaterscautiously

Install Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Home Heating

Change Your SmokeDetector Battery

Consider10 year smoke alarms

Fire Prevention WeekOctober 10/8-10/14

nfpa.org

Fall Fire Prevention

Keep stove and oven clean

Follow directions whenusing microwave

"Put a lid on grease fires"

Never walk away fromstove when cooking

Cooking Safety

Keep Christmas tree away from heat sources

and water regularly

Check for frayedlight cords

Don't overload circuit

Holiday Fire Safety

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Practice Fire Safety Throughout The YearBelleville Fire Department 973-450-3368

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Environmental Division973-450-3390Public Health Complaints• Conduct Retail food establishment inspections, Public Bathing inspections, Tattoo and Body Piercing inspections, Tanning facitities inspections• Provide free rabies immunization for cats and dogs

Annual Licenses• Annual renewal of animal licenses takes place between January 1 and March 31• A five (5)dollar late fee will be applicable beginning April 1WE MUST SEE A VALID RABIES CERTIFICATE IN ORDER TO PROCESS YOUR ANNUAL LICENSEAnnual fees are:neutered dog - $11.20 non-neutered dog - $14.20neutered cat - $8.00 non-neutered cat - $11.00 CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS ONLY

NJ's Special Needs Registry for DisastersN.J. residents with special needs are encourged to add their personal informa-tion to the Special Needs Registry. The information provided will be shared with emergency response agencies so that responders will be better equipped to serve registrants in the event of an emergency. No one else will have access to the information. Simply dial 211 to register or visit the website at www.registerready.nj.gov.

Nursing973-450-3394• Provide visiting nurse service to the elderly and housebound• Provide free immunizations to children without health insurance from infancy to age 18• Flu shots • Blood pressure screening • Provide referralsConduct annual free women’s and men’s health screenings

Health Education973-450-3389• Provide food handler training and information for Retail Food Establishments• Issue press releases and provide information on various health issues• Provide Communtiy health programs

Health Department Programs & ServicesEnvironmental Division

973-450-3390

• Public Health Complaints

• Conduct Retail food establishment inspections, Public Bathing inspections, Tattoo and Body

Piercing inspections, Lead inspections

• Provide free rabies immunization for cats and dogs

WIC (Woman, Infant, Children) Program973-450-3395

• Provides nutrition information and food for pregnant/breastfeeding women, infants, and

children up to age 5

• Provide referrals to N.J. Family Care

for health insurance • Assist with distributing Holiday Toy Drive

and Food Baskets

Vital Statistics973-450-3400

• Maintains records and provides certified copies of birth’s, deaths, and marriages within the

Township of Belleville

• Issue burial permits and marriage licenses

Nursing973-450-3394

• Provide visiting nurse service to the elderlyand homebound

• Provide free immunizations to children without health insurance from infancy to age 18

• Flu shots

• Blood pressure screenings

• Conduct annual free woman’s andmen’s health screening

• Provide referrals

Health Education973-450-3389

• Provide food handler training and information for Retail Food Establishments

• Issue press releases and provide information on various health issues.

• Provide community health programs

Dial-A-Ride/Senior Citizen Transportation973-450-3402

• Provide local transportation for senior citizens and handicapped residents

Vital Statistics973-450-3400• Maintains records and provides certified copies of birth, death, and marriage certificates with the Township of Belleville• Issue burial permits and marriage licensesDial-A-Ride973-450-3402• Service is available for Belleville residents 60 years of age and over and disabled adults age 18 and over. • Local transportation for medical appointments, therapy, supermarkets, and to Senior Center social events, outings, and clubs available. • Appointments must be made 24 hours in advance.

Notes: Dial-A-Ride is not an emergency or medically-supported/equipped trans-port service. Please call 9-1-1 if there is an emergency or an appropriate ambu-lance service for medically-supported transportation.

Driver’s may escort passengers from exterior door to exterior door, and mayassist with bags of a reasonable weight. Please note thereis a two bag maximum on food bus.

Home Medical WasteAny resident receiving radioactive iodine treatments at home should speak to their medical provider to see if they provide assistance with disposing of their house-hold trash. If no assistance is provided, the resident must hold their trash for 80 days before it can be put out for regular municipal trash pick-up.

Safe Syringe Disposal

Information on safe syringe disposal can be found at www.nj.gov/health/phss.

The Health Dept offers free Rabies Clinic winter, spring & fall

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STREETLIGHT OUTAGES

To report a problem with a streetlight please call

800-436-PSEG(7734)

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Belleville’ Purchasing Department at

973-450-3316.

Please provide the pole number and location

RepoRt DamageD SignS

The Belleville Police Department asks residents to assist them in locating the following:

• Damaged or Missing Stop Signs • Damaged or Missing Street Signs

• Any Crooked or Damaged Street Polls

973-450-3348Please log on to the Township of Belleville’s website: www.bellevillenj.org

click on the Police Department link and report any sign / poll damage.

Report Damaged Signs

The Belleville Police Department is asking residents to assist them in locating the following:

• Damaged or Missing Stop Signs

• Damaged or Missing Street Signs

• Any Crooked or Damaged Street Polls

Please log on to the Township of Belleville’s website: www.bellevillenj.org click on the Police Department link and report any sign / poll damage.

StReetlight outageS

https://www.pseg.com

To report a problem with a streetlight please call800-436-PSEG(7734)

orDepartment of Public Works at

973-450-3412

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Health Department .................................................. 973-450-3390Vital Statistics ................................................ 973-450-3400/3401Dial-A-Ride/Senior Transportation ......................... 973-450-3402Environmental Division ................................. 973-450-3389/3390Nursing Division ............................................ 973-450-3393/3394Children's Immunization Clinic .............................. 973-450-3394Health Education ..................................................... 973-450-3389Animal Licensing .................................................... 973-450-3402Planning Board ........................................................ 973-450-3410Zoning Board .......................................................... 973-450-3410Rent Leveling Board ............................................... 973-450-3323Transportation Board .............................................. 973-450-3310Belleville Historical Society ................................... 973-450-3410


Township Manager .................................................. 973-450-3322Police Department ................................................... 973-450-3333Fire Department ...................................................... 973-450-3368Department of Public Works ................................... 973-450-3412Construction Code .................................................. 973-450-3410Library ..................................................................... 973-450-3434Recreation Department ........................................... 973-450-3422Law Department ...................................................... 973-450-3312Township Court ....................................................... 973-450-3320Tax Collector ........................................................... 973-450-3342Township Treasurer ................................................. 973-450-3357Tax Office ....................................................... 973 450-3440/3442Tax Assessor ............................................................ 973-450-3304Township Clerk ....................................................... 973-450-3310Township Engineer ................................................. 973-450-3414Purchasing Department ........................................... 973-450-3316Water Bills/Meters ......................................... 973-450-3330/3340 .........................................973-450-3343/3442

Belleville Public Library and Information CenterMICHELE MALONE, Library Director

221 Washington Avenue • Belleville, NJ 07109-3189Tel: 973-450-3434 • Fax: 973-450-3164 • www.bellepl.org

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Health Department ................................... (973) 450-3390WIC Office .................................................(973) 450-3395Vital Statistics ............................................(973) 450-3400Dial-A-Ride/Senior Transportation ............(973) 450-3402Environmental Division ............................(973) 450-3390

(973) 450-3389Nursing Divison .........................................(973) 450-3393

(973) 450-3394Children’s Immunization Clinic .................(973) 450-3394Health Education ........................................(973) 450-3389Animal Licensing .......................................(973) 450-3402


Township Office NumberTownship Manager .............................................. 450-3322Police Department ............................................... 450-3333Fire Department .................................................. 450-3368Public Works ....................................................... 450-3412Construction Code ............................................. 450-3410Water Bills/ Meters ............................................. 450-3341Meters ................................................................. 450-3341Library ................................................................. 450-3434Recreation Department ...................................... 450-3422Law Department .................................................. 450-3312Township Court ................................................... 450-3320Township Treasurer ............................................. 450-33Tax Office ............................................................ 450-3342Tax Assessor ........................................................ 450-3304Township Clerk .................................................. 450-3310Township Engineer ............................................ 450-3412Rent Leveling ..................................................... 450-3323Purchasing Department ....................................... 450-3316SchoolsBoard of Education ............................................. 450-3500High School ........................................................ 450-3544Middle School ..................................................... 450-3532School #3 ........................................................... 450-3530School #4 ........................................................... 450-3540School #5 ........................................................... 450-3450School #7 ........................................................... 450- 3470School #8 ........................................................... 450-3480School #9 ........................................................... 450-3490School #10 .......................................................... 450-3510

NOTE: Any problems or questions concerning water bills / water meters, please contact the Water Department at 450-3341. Thank you.

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