Responsibilities

The Municipal Clerk is a statutory position (more info) and under Lincoln Park's form of government, Faulkner Plan F, the Governing Body appoints the Clerk. The Clerk is the direct link between the residents and the Council.

The Clerk's duties are:

• Secretary to the Municipal Corporation and the Governing Body
• Chief Administrative Officer in all elections
• Coordinator and Records Manager of local archives and records retention
• Licensing Official for licenses including alcoholic beverages, raffles, bingo and other games of chance
• Other duties as imposed by Statute, regulation or Municipal Ordinances
• Maintain copies of all official records

BOROUGH OF LINCOLN PARK

COUNTY OF MORRIS, NJ

- PUBLIC NOTICE –

WORK/REGULAR MEETING JULY 20, 2020

TAKE NOTICE that the Borough Council of the Borough of Lincoln Park will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, July 20, 2020 at Borough Hall, in the Council Chambers, located at 34 Chapel Hill Road, Lincoln Park NJ 07035.

The meeting will be open to the public.  CDC guidelines will be followed.  Masks are required to be worn.

The meeting will begin at 7:30 pm.  Action will be taken.

Questions may be directed to the Borough Clerk via email at csloane@bolp.org or via telephone at 973-270-2050 or the Deputy Clerk via email at cfitzpatrick@bolp.org or via telephone at 973-270-2051.

 

    NOTARY SERVICES:

THE BOROUGH IS NO LONGER NOTARIZING WILLS, MORTGAGES, POWER OF ATTORNEY AND OTHER CERTAIN DOCUMENTS.  IT IS BEST TO CONTACT THE BOROUGH BEFORE COMING IN TO SEE IF WE ARE ABLE TO NOTARIZE A CERTAIN DOCUMENT. 


     ELECTIONS:

PRIMARY ELECTION JULY 7, 2020  (6AM - 8PM)
GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 2020  (6AM - 8PM)
  
   PRIMARY ELECTION UPDATE

Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic Social Distance Regulations:

The July 7^th Primary will

Be held at HOSE COMPANY #1

ONLY.

 Will I be permitted to vote in-person on the voting machine if I go to my polling place?

NO. You will not be permitted to vote on the machine if you go to your polling place.  Voters who appear at the polling location will be permitted to vote Only on a Provisional Paper Ballot.

A Provisional Paper Ballot is similar to voting on your VBM Ballot

We urge you to use your VBM Ballot, as Provisional Ballots are counted last and must be checked against the VBM Ballots that have already been cast before they are accepted and canvassed.

How will I vote if I am disabled and require an accessible ballot?

If you have a disability and need an accessible ballot, please contact the Morris County Clerk’s Office at 973-285-6066 or you may go to your assigned polling place, which will provide access to an in-person accessible voting device on Primary Election Day.