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Novemberclick on the links below or visit the Borough Calendar.NOVEMBER 11, 2019 VETERAN'S DAY
BOROUGH OFFICES CLOSED |
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Borough Clerk's Office:Work Meeting - November 4, 2019 at 7:30pm
Regular Meeting - November 18, 2019 at 7:30pm
BOARD VACANCIES:There is vacancy for the Zoning Board of Adjustment Alternate #2 position. If you would be interest in applying for this volunteer position, please send resume and any other community service experience you may have to Cindi Sloane, Municipal Clerk. The Zoning Board meets the second Tuesday of the month at 7PMin Council Chambers at Borough Hall. If you have any questions, please contact Joan Ward, Zoning Board of Adjustment Secretary at 973-270-2025.
There is a vacancy for the Planning Board Alternate #2 position. If you would be interested in applying for this volunteer position, please send resume and any other community service experience you may have to Dina Valente-Stoel, Confidential Aid/Secretary to Mayor Runfeldt. The Planning Board meets the third Thursday of the month at 7 P.M. in Council Chambers at Borough hall. If you have any questions, please contact Joan Ward, Planning Board Secretary at 973-270-2025.
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Polls open 6am and close at 8pm.
The following offices will be on your Lincoln Park Ballot: - Local: Board Of Education
- State: General Assembly
- County: Sheriff, Surrogate and Freeholders
- There will be one question on the ballot: Constitutional Amendment to give certain Veterans benefits to residents of continuing care retirement communities.
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CONTACT US with questions about your Route # or any other concerns 973-694-6100 #2058
NOVEMBER 11, 2019 VETERAN'S DAY - BOROUGH OFFICES CLOSED - RT #1 NO CURBSIDE RECYCLING - rescheduled to Thurs, Nov 14
- RT #1 REGULAR GARBAGE COLLECTION
- Recycling Yard - CLOSED
Recycling Collection Requirements have changed. Please be sure to review the list of acceptable and non-acceptable material. Please do not put your recyclables in plastic grocery bags or clear garbage bags. When in doubt, please throw it out!
BRUSH COLLECTIONBrush pick up for ALL ROUTES will be on NOVEMBER 14. Brush must, be placed curbside the night before scheduled date of pick up. All brush and branches shall not exceed 3 inches in diameter and no longer than 6ft long. Piles must be bundled or tied in manageable one man piles, with stick ends facing in the same direction.
Leaves will be picked up curbside; however the leaves must be in bio-degradable bags or barreled (No Plastic or Loose Piles).
Bio-Degradable bags will be available at the Borough Hall (Finance Office) for all residents with proof of residency until November 27th. Hours: Monday – Friday ONLY: 8am - 4pm The first bundle will be at no cost while an additional bundle will be available at cost, which is $9 per bundle.
LEAF COLLECTIONRoute 1: Nov 6, 13, 20, 27
Route 2: Nov 7, 14, 21, 25
Route 3: Nov 1, 8, 15, 22, 26
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Get information on your collection schedule, cancellations, etc... SIGN UP TODAY! Visit the Recycling page of our website for more information . |
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Mental illness doesn’t discriminate. Every family has someone who has experienced depression, anxiety, suicide, substance use disorders and many other things.
Be part of the solution. We are developing a “Stigma-Free” Task Force to raise awareness. Please join us to help someone in need.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at 7pm
Community Room of the Municipal Building34 Chapel Hill Road
Lincoln Park, NJ 07035
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sponsored by Warrior Moms Helping Homeless Heroes & Hounds Campaign
BUDD LAKE, NJ (Morris County)- The Morris County American Legion and the All Veterans Alliance are running a Helping Homeless Heroes & Hounds campaign this November. Together, the Morris County American Legion and All Veterans Alliance have provided more than 12,350 severe weather backpacks to our homeless neighbors throughout Northeast New Jersey. If you or someone you know need severe weather backpacks, please contact the Morris County American Legion and All Veterans Alliance to be added to the list. Accepted items for donation include: backpacks, small blankets, sweatshirts, socks, hats, scarves, gloves, hand/feet warmers, lotion, lip balm, advil/tylenol (travel size), tissues, toothpaste/toothbrushes, granola bars, single packed cookies, candy, and dog treats. Monetary donations should be made out to the All Veterans Alliance, 12 Jennies Lane, Hackettstown, NJ 07840. All other donations can be dropped off at designated sites or at the All Veterans Memorial, 30 Flanders Road, Budd Lake, NJ on November 8 – 11 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. For more information, visit www.allveteransmemorial.org. Morris County American Legion and All Veterans Alliance are registered 501c19 non-profit organizations. 100% of all the proceeds will be applied to Helping Homeless Heroes and Hounds mission.
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Thanksgiving comes once a year, so why not go ahead and splurge? Gaining weight during the holiday season has become a national pastime. Year after year, most of us pack on at least a pound (some gain more) during the holidays - and keep the extra weight permanently.
Experts say Thanksgiving does not have to sabotage your weight. With a little know-how, you can satisfy your desire for traditional favorites and still enjoy a guilt-free Thanksgiving feast. After all, being stuffed is only a good idea if you are a turkey!
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973-694-6100 ext 2044 973-694-6100 ext 2066
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LP Recreation has a new page!Please find us at Lincoln Park Borough - Recreation.
The new page will offer information on Recreation Programs, Borough Special Events and Lake Happenings. Please visit us and stay in touch with Lincoln Park Recreation.
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Fitness classes have resumed. Check out the 2019 class schedule to see what works for you. MONDAYS - 7pm - YOGA TUESDAYS - 7pm ZUMBATHURSDAYS - 9:30am Functional Circuit Training
Watercraft Permits: all 2019 permits expire don October 31, 2019 Tennis Courts: Courts will close for the 219 season in mid-November (weather dependent).
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Jacque CastanedaLP Food Pantry Coordinator FOOD PANTRY APPLICATIONIf you or anyone you know is in need of assistance please contact us: 973-694-2890 or e-mail us at Foodpantry@bolp.org. Follow us on Instagram: Foodpantry2018 Year-Round Donation Drop-Off Locations located at: Borough Hall, LP Public Library, PAL Building, St Joseph Parish, The First Reformed Church. Cash or check donations to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables for our clients.and/or gift cards are always welcome. Healthy options are always needed and appreciated.
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November Calendar of Eventsvisit the LP Library at 12 Boonton Tpke or visit their website.
The Library will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
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Lincoln Park PAL Youth SportsNovember 26 - Tuesday: General Meeting at the LP PAL Bldg
- Last day for basketball sign ups is Wednesday the 6th from 6 to 8 at the Pal snackstand.
Anyone who missed the signup dates can email Keithdelaporte@optonline.net to have the registration emailed to them
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Go PaperlessThe Water & Sewer Department is offering E-Bills.
Go paperless and get your water and sewer bills emailed to you each quarter. To sign up please stop by the Water Department or visit the Water Dept page of the Borough’s website. Sign Up now for E-Bills
ACH DIRECT WITHDRAWL: The Automated Electronic Funds transfer program allows you to pre-authorize payment of your municipal charges directly from your checking or savings account through electronic funds transfer - with no paper check involved! To sign up for ACH Direct Withdrawal, visit the Finance Dept page to print the form. Please drop off or mail back to the Borough with a copy of a voided check.
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Building / Zoning
185-2. TIME LIMIT FOR SNOW AND ICE REMOVALThe owner or tenant of any land abutting a public highway, street or avenue in the Borough shall remove all snow and ice from the abutting sidewalks of such public highway, street or avenue within twelve (12) hours of daylight after the same shall fall or otherwise be formed or accumulate thereon.
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STAY CONNECTED WITH LINCOLN PARK: There are so many ways to stay in touch with the Borough and to get the information you need. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter or visit our website and look for NOTIFY ME.
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Non-Emergent Notification System sending residents information about town events, public works, recycling, health events, recreation and much more!
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OEM & POLICE Notification System In the event of an emergency in our area we may send out notifications. You may choose to receive the notifications through your landline telephone, cellular phone, text message or email. You may register for this free service at https://getrave.com/login/lincolnpark In order to register for text alerts, text LincolnParkAlerts to 67283. While text alerts will be utilized, we encourage you to also complete the full registration at the website above.
If you have any questions please contact Officer Ruggiero at 973-694-5533.
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Check it Out:Mental illness doesn’t discriminate. Every family has someone who has experienced depression, anxiety, suicide, substance use disorders and many other things.
Be part of the solution. We are developing a “Stigma-Free” Task Force to raise awareness. Please join us to help someone in need.
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Stigma Free - What Does It Mean?The fear of stigma too often keeps people who are struggling with mental illness from seeking the help they need. Towns across New Jersey are standing up to the shame associated with mental illness by declaring themselves "stigma-free."
The Morris County Stigma-Free Communities Initiative is a county-wide program which aims to eradicate the stigma associated with mental illness and substance use disorders.
We are dedicated to raising awareness of these illnesses by creating an environment where affected individuals are supported in their efforts to achieve wellness and recovery. |
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