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Planning for safer streets is moving full speed ahead in Upper Township!
During a recent public information session, officials presented details on the upcoming Safe Routes to School Project, designed to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety for our students and families.
📍 Project Locations:
• Portions of North Shore Road – Beesley’s Point
• Old Tuckahoe Road – Marmora
Proposed Improvements Include:
• Installation of sidewalks to create one continuous pedestrian path 🚶♂️
• Addition of bike lanes on both sides of the roadway 🚴♀️
• Overall enhanced connectivity to promote safer walking and biking to school
🗓️ Anticipated Start Date: Summer 2026
This project represents an important investment in safety, accessibility, and quality of life for our community. We appreciate everyone who attended the session and provided feedback.
More updates will be shared as the project progresses. Stay tuned!
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Energy Assistance Resource Information for Low and Moderate Income (LMI) Residents
Is your town is engaged with this Action? We suggest using this link for our Hub page on these resources.
The PDF version of this poster is embedded on Basecamp.
If you’d like any assistance with the Action, reach out to the Hub at SustainableACMHub@gmail.com
- Posted 25 Feb 2026
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Attention Upper Township Residents:
Please be advised that the Department of Public Works will be providing Branch and Brush Collection as a result from this past snowstorm. Please move all branches and brush to the roadside on or before Monday, March 16th so we can start the collection.
Thank you for your time and attention.
Sincerely,
Upper Township
Department of Public Works
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.PUBLIC NOTICE: We have been made aware of some instances where residents are receiving phone calls from what appears to be the Sea Isle City Police Department's phone number (609)263-4311 and are greeted by someone claiming to be the Chief of Police. This person then demands that the person receiving the call "turn themselves in" to the station for outstanding warrants. Based on the reports we have received, the complainants who received these calls were able to quickly decern that these are scam calls and did not allow the caller to continue. We want to reiterate that these are in fact SCAM CALLS. The Chief of Police, though busy, does not handle warrant service for our agency. Please do not fall victim to calls like these. If you are unsure, hang up immediately and call (609)263-4311, option 4, to speak with a dispatcher who will be able to tell you if a Sea Isle City Police Department official is trying to reach you. ... See MoreSee Less

After a chaotic beginning of the week with the major Snowstorm the Upper Township Committee guided by the Upper Township Chiefs Association were able to host the Rescheduled Third Annual Public Safety Recognition Ceremony Wednesday evening February 25th at the Township Municipal Building.
This event highlights critical events that took place in which these individuals put service above self by jumping to the needs of others while a crisis occurred. We hope you enjoy the photos from the ceremony.
The Upper Township Community thanks all of these members of the Public Safety for our community. THANK YOU.
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