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| Mar. 27, 2010 Sat. |
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9 am, Breakfast
10 am, Egg Hunt |
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Woodland Park. children,
Pre-K to 4th Grade, only |
| Call Amy Pellegrini at 973-345-8100 x213 to register |
| more info >>> |
| Apr. 18, 2010 Sun. |
Passaic County Hazardous Waster Collection Event
7:30 am to 2 pm, rain/shine
at Para-Transit Facility
1310 Route 23 North, Wayne
(behind Gary’s Wines) |
| For more info, call Natural Resources Hotline at 973-881-4506 |
| Apr. 20, 2010 Tue. |
BD. OF EDUCATION
ELECTIONS
2 to 9 pm |
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| Cheerleaders Win
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(above) B SQUAD, consisting of 5th & 6th Grade girls, brought home
a 1st Place trophy in the PomPom Division.
(below) A SQUAD, consisting of 7th & 8th Grade girls, brought home
a 2nd Place trophy in the PomPom Division. |
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| Mayor Proclaims March as ‘Youth Art Month’ |
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YOUTH ART MONTH — Mayor Lepore, along with Council President
Kazmark, presented Memorial Middle School Art Teacher Karen Sudol
with a proclamation acknowledging the need for art education in our
schools and calling upon the citizens of Woodland Park to support
quality school art programs. |
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STUDENTS' WORK ON DISPLAY — Karen Sudol (center) presented
8th Graders Nicole Muccio (lt center) and Elisa Karjalainen (rt center)
with awards for their artistic achievements. Muccio's artwork is one of six
pieces from Passaic County being displayed at the State Courthouse
Annex in Trenton for Youth Art Month. Karjalainen's artwork was chosen
to be displayed at the Victoria Gallery for NJPAC's winter art exhibit. |
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MUNICIPAL JUDGE SWORN IN — Mayor Lepore administered the Oath
of Allegience to Toni Belford Damiano. This will be Judge Damiano’s
second consecutive term presiding over the Woodland Park Municipal
Court (an additional term was served in the late ’80s).
Above left: the Judge’s husband, Ray; Mayor Lepore; Judge Damiano;
and the Judge’s son, Zachary. Above right: Judge Damiano spoke about
what an honor it is to serve the town in which she was raised. |
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| Welcome
to Woodland Park, N.J. |
West Paterson’s name was changed to the Borough of Woodland Park, effective January 1, 2009.
A referendum on the Nov. 4, 2008 General Election ballot, calling for the name change, resulted in a majority of the registered voters in favor of changing the name of the borough: 2,136 Yes to 2,111 No. On Dec. 17, the Mayor and Council approved a resolu-tion accepting the election results and officially de-claring Woodland Park as the borough’s new name.
A second referendum was placed on the Nov. 3, 2009 General Election ballot seeking to have the borough’s name revert back to West Paterson. Voters defeated the question: 2,248 No to 2,216 Yes. Therefore, the borough’s official name will remain Woodland Park.
In this website, you’ll find information about our municipality’s
services and our community.
Woodland Park is a suburban town of mountain
and river edge neighborhoods. The Borough is located in the
northeastern part of the state about 20 miles west of New York
City.
You can learn more about the Borough of Woodland
Park and get general contact information by clicking the About W.P. link above.
For information on how to contact individual
Borough officials, click on the Borough
Directory and Mayor & Council links.
To find out when Council meetings, Board meetings,
and community events are scheduled, click on the Calendar link or the Recreation Events button.
The Public Safety link includes the Police and Fire Departments, the First Aid
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W.P. Volunteer Fire Dept.
P.O. Box 511
Woodland Park, NJ 07424 |
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973-345-3899
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Visit a firehouse any
Monday evening
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W.P. First Aid Squad
23 Rose Place
Woodland Park, NJ 07424 |
| TO VOLUNTEER: |
973-279-2500
Capt. Shawn Conklin
(assistance provided to get certified for first aid & CPR) |
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| Old Street Lights Being Replaced |
USE CAUTION WHEN DRIVING. . . .
PSE&G has started replacing all of the Borough’s old street lights with new “induction lighting”. The result will be a reduction in lighting costs, but more importantly it will save energy while providing better lighting with less maintenance.
The project has been contracted to a third party, so the workers will not be in PSE&G trucks.
Some work may be done at night.
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| New Diposal Contracts Change Weekly Pick-up Schedules |
New disposal contracts have re-sulted
in significant savings for tax-payers.
NEW Curbside Schedules for 2010 change garbage pick-ups to TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS and recycling collections to ALTERNATING Thursdays (1st week, commingled / 2nd week, newspapers/cardboard / 3rd week, commingled / 4th week, newspapers/cardboard)
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| State Grants Funds For Re-paving |
Woodland Park has been selected to receive funding from NJDOT for re-paving Mt. Pleasant Ave. in 2010. The grant will be for $300,000.
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| Borough Credit Rating Upgraded |
A credit analysis issued June 30, 2009 by Standard & Poor’s Rating Service has resulted in an upgrading of Woodland Park to an “AA” rating and “stable” outlook.
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| NJ FamilyCare ‘Express Applications’ Available Online |
More than 450,000 children in New Jersey do not have health care coverage, according to data provided by their parents’ state tax returns. The state is using this information to help enroll children in the NJ FamilyCare program.
NJ FamilyCare is a low-cost or free program for income-eligible families. For instance, a family of four earning up to $77,175 (or 350 percent of the federal poverty level) can qualify to insure their children for about $130 a month in the state- and federally-funded program.
>>> click here to apply
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| Dog License Fees Have Changed |
The fee for a dog license has increased to $11.20, if the dog has been spayed or neutered. If not, the fee is $14.20.
When obtaining a dog license, remember to bring the Rabies vaccination certificate and a driver’s license for proof-of-residence.
For more info, call 973-345-8122 or
email policerecords@wpnj.us.
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| Need Help Paying PSE&G? |
PSE&G is encouraging their residential customers who need help paying their energy bill to apply for one of the available programs.
You may quality under LIHEAP, USF, NJ Lifeline Credit or NJ Shares.
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