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From the Desk
of the Mayor |
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I am
delighted that you have taken the time to explore the
Milltown website. We are proud of our community
and hope that this website will allow you to familiarize
yourself with us, while at the same time answer any
questions you might have.

Founded in the late 1800s, Milltown has grown from a
Michelin Tire Company town to a borough of over 7,000
people, many of whom are descendants of Milltown’s found
families. Based on the 2000 census, Milltown has
been declared the “center of population of the State of
New Jersey.”
In this busy, congested area of New Jersey, Milltown is
unique. Although we are located between two major
highways, we are able to maintain the small town
atmosphere that is part of its charm. We are also
unique in that we have our own electric and water
companies which contribute to our tax ratables and
enable us to give personalized and prompt service.
Although we have no high
school, we have an outstanding K-8 school system and we
are fortunate to be under contract with Spotswood,
enabling us to send our students to that blue ribbon
high school.
Because of our small size of 1.6 square miles, our
growth is limited. We are almost fully
developed. We are excited, however, about plans to
redevelop the old Michelin Tire Company site, located in
the heart of the town. A Redevelopment Agency has
been created dedicated to provide the best possible uses
for the property – uses that will enhance the area and
provide ratables.
Our clean, safe, small town atmosphere, coupled with
outstanding borough services, diversified recreation
programs, numerous senior citizen activities and active
businesses, makes Milltown a desirable place in which to
live. If you have any questions or any
suggestions, don’t hesitate to contact me and if you are
in the Municipal Building, stop in and say hello.
Gloria M.
Bradford
Mayor
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Entrances to
Municipal Building |
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Main Entrance - Located in
front of building (Washington Avenue side).
Open 8:30-4:30 Monday through Friday and at night for
Borough Council Meetings.
Police Department - Located
on the side of building (facing parking lot), open at
all times.
Drop Box - For utility
payments, etc..
is located on your left as you enter through the Police
Department entrance.
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Emergency Phone No's |
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Police
911 for emergencies
732-828-1100
39 Washington Avenue
Police Chief Raymond Geipel
Fire
911 for emergencies
732-828-0221
39 Washington Avenue
Fire Chief Brian Bush
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Upcoming Meeting Dates |
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Borough Council
May 12 - 7:00pm
May 26 - 7:30pm
Planning Board
June 3 - 8:00pm
Board of
Adjustment
June
4 - 8:00pm
Ford Avenue Redevelopment
May 20 - 7:00pm
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Borough Hall
Hours |
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Monday thru Friday
8:00am - 4:30pm
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Mayor's
Listening Post |
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Mayor Bradford will be available
to meet with residents in the evening.
Please call 732-828-2100
extension 123, to schedule an appointment.
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The Council Corner |
On behalf of the Milltown Borough Council, we would like
to welcome you to our website and encourage you to look
upon this site as a valuable resource for information
about our community and our local government.
One of our goals a your Borough Council is to anticipate
the needs of our community and initiate projects and
programs accordingly. Another goal as is to be
responsive to all the members of our community. We
receive calls from residents asking for guidance on many
matters, large and small.
All of the members of the Borough Council encourage you
to continue contacting us whenever you need assistance. |
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Finance, Planning & Administration
Randy Farkas
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Public Works & Recycling
John Collins
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Parks & Recreation
Joseph Cruz
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Public Safety
Stacey Waters
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Utilities
Brian Harto
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Environmental, Health & Social Services
Michael Skarzynski
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Information |
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Code Enforcement:
Office hours, permit requirements,
penalties and fines, plus more.
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Court:
Municipal
Court information.
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Email Directory and Links:
Borough
email addresses and links of interest.
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Public Works:
Leaf collection, garbage pick-up
schedule, animal control and more. |
Rec Department:
Check out
all the events that are happening around town.
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Revitalization Committee:
Promotes community pride by
completing beautification projects funded by grants, organizing the annual
Pride in Milltown Day, and by supporting the efforts of other Borough
groups and citizens working to enhance the community..
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Shade Tree Commission:
Primary
goals are to care for the existing trees in our community and to continue to
plant and/or replant trees throughout Milltown.
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Voting:
Download various forms as well as learn about other
programs.
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Directory 2008 |
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Emergencies (Police, Fire, Rescue Squad) |
911 |
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Police (non-emergency) |
732-828-1100 |
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Municipal Court |
732-247-3936 |
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Office on Aging - Senior's Citizen's Center |
732-296-0681 |
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Borough Hall |
732-828-2100 |
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After your call is answered by the system either listen to the menu
or dial the extension number. If you do not have a Touch-Tone phone,
please wait on the line for assistance. |
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Departments: |
Extension |
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Animal Control |
182 |
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Borough Clerk |
181 |
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Business Administrator / Finance Department |
180 |
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Cable TV Local Access Channel Committee |
176 |
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Construction Code Officials |
138 |
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Milltown Environmental Commission |
177 |
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Milltown Shade Tree Commission |
175 |
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Public Works |
182 |
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Recycling Pick-Up: |
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Bulk Wood |
184 |
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Large Metal |
185 |
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Branches |
186 |
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Cement, Bricks, etc. |
187 |
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Recreation |
141 |
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Registrar of Vital Statistics |
190 |
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Tax Assessor |
142 |
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Tax Collector |
190 |
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Utilities |
137 |
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Utility Billing |
183 |
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Zoning Officer |
140 |
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Mayor Gloria Bradford |
123 |
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Council-President Randy Farkas |
198 |
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Councilman John Collins |
189 |
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Councilman Joseph Cruz |
195 |
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Councilman Brian Harto |
197 |
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Councilman
Michael Skarzynski |
188 |
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Councilwoman Stacey Waters |
196 |
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