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Borough of Pompton Lakes
Calendar 2014-2015
Information & Reference Guide
Emergency Prepare & Recover Insert
Greetings To All The Residents Of Pompton Lakes!
Our 2014-2015 calendar provides information for town events, meetings and services that are offered to the
residents of Pompton Lakes. This has been a busy year and displayed throughout the calendar are some of
the accomplishments we as the Governing Body have achieved. During the year a pocket park was designed for
the gateway in the south end of town, the Cahill Memorial that pays tribute to a fallen firefighter has been
refurbished by the Fire Department, and a photo contest sponsored by the PRIDE Committee portrayed spectacular
views of our lake.
As we began the New Year several presentations were provided during Council Meetings. Consultants for the
Business Improvement District provided an in depth analysis which focused on redevelopment concepts within
the business community. The BID, along with the Council is committed to the revitalization of our downtown area
and the formation of a Redevelopment Agency has commenced. NJ Global Advisors Smoke Free enlightened us to
the benefits of smoke free parks. The Environmental and Resource Management Agent for Essex/Passaic offered
assistance with storm water management control as well as provided educational programs.
Our annual events such as the VFW Memorial Day Parade, the Little League Parade, the Chamber of Commerce
Car Show and Holiday Stroll are well attended and demonstrate the spirit of the community. Our Recreation
Department also hosts various events during the year and provides a variety of activities for all age groups. This
year Recreation will host the Tenth Annual Pompton Day, which has something for everyone.
The youth of Pompton Lakes continue to amaze me!!! When we think of volunteers it is only natural that we
think of our adult residents, but in Pompton Lakes our youth is a viable part of the make up of our volunteers. Very
often when I attend an event I witness the generosity and kindness of this young generation such as collecting
and wrapping holiday gifts for local residents as well as Toys for Tots, serving food and dancing with the seniors
at the Annual Senior Luncheon, or just lending a helping hand for someone in need. Three of our Pompton Lakes
High School students designed and maintain an APP on Pompton Lakes services, events and businesses. The
Borough is always honored to welcome home those young residents who volunteered to serve our country and
were stationed over seas.
Keeping Connected With the Borough
www.pomptonlakesgov.com
The official website of the Borough is maintained
and updated by the Clerk’s office and provides easy
accessibility to the following links:
• quarterly tax payments - link to “On-Line
Tax Payment” or “Pay Property Taxes”
• televised Council Meetings “Make a Motion” link to “Meeting Schedules, Agendas and Videos”
• Borough laws and regulations - link to
Borough Code Zoning and Land Use
• newly adopted ordinances (laws and
regulations) - link to “Meeting Schedules,
Other Associated Documents”
• registration for notification of emergencies
and other important Borough announcements
-link to “Code Red Reverse 911 Sign-Up”
• local, County and State information links to
sites referenced throughout the website
POMPTON LAKES TV CHANNEL 77
(PLTV77)
Town Meetings Locations
Meetings noted throughout the
calendar are held at the following
locations (refer to last page for addresses):
Municipal Council Chambers
• Mayor & Council
• Board of Health
• Planning Board
• Zoning Board
• Open Space Committee
• Environmental Committee
• Shade Tree Commission
• Flood Advisory Board
Library
• Library Trustees
• Historic Commission
Lakeside School Media Center
• Municipal Alliance
MUA Administration Building
Channel 77 is the Borough’s local TV station that
advertises local programs and events and televises Council Meetings. The Clerk’s office welcomes
501C Organizations who wish to advertise their
events on Channel 77.
• MUA
Civic Center
• Lake Restoration Committee
• B.I.D.
• Recreation Commission
Our community provides many programs for school age children. Two such programs are DARE and CTO Day. The
DARE program is introduced to fifth graders and instills the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. CTO Day is held
yearly for high school students and provides guidance as well as raises awareness of how government functions.
The Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance continues its commitment to provide programs to educate and promote
awareness for the prevention of alcoholism and drug abuse. Our Teen Center strives to coordinate activities for
Middle and High School students.
Over the past six years as Mayor of Pompton Lakes I have had the privilege of attending ceremonies that honor
and acknowledge the achievements bestowed upon our youth. Eagle Scout Awards and Gold Awards are achieved
through meritorious service, clubs assist the community through their good will and actions, sport organizations
provide the opportunity for sportsmanship and team playing, and church groups organize food and clothing drives
for those less fortunate.
The youth energize our community with inspiration and the Borough is committed to investing in our young people,
for they are the leaders of tomorrow.
As always my thanks to everyone who strives to make our community such a wonderful place to live, work and visit.
Katie Cole
Mayor
Front Row Left to Right:
Councilman
Richard Steele
973-835-0143 ext. 303
rsteele@pomptonlakesgov.com-
Mayor Katie Cole
862-377-5391
973-835-0143 ext. 240
kcole@pomptonlakesgov.com
Council President
Michael Simone Jr.
973-835-0143 ext. 301
msimone@pomptonlakesgov.com
Back Row Left to Right:
Councilman
Michael Serra
973-835-0143 ext. 300
mserra@pomptonlakesgov.com
Councilman
Lloyd Kent
973-865-3407
lkent@pomptonlakesgov.com
Councilwoman
Terri Reicher
973-835-0143 ext. 305
treicher@pomptonlakesgov.com
Councilman
William D. Baig
973-835-0143 ext. 302
wbaig@pomptonlakesgov.com
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT MEETING DATES, TIMES AND/OR SCHOOL DATES AND CLOSINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Muncipal Clerk’s Office
Elizabeth Brandsness, ext. 238 - clerk@pomptonlakesgov.com
Barbara Padula, ext. 222 – deputyclerk@pomptonlakesgov.com
The Municipal Clerk’s Office is open to the public Monday through Friday - 8:30am-4:30pm.
The Municipal Clerk is an appointed position and is the secretary for the Governing Body.
The Clerk is responsible for assuring the transparency of the Municipality’s conduct of
business and some of the duties of the Municipal Clerk include: custodian of the Municipal
Seal; preparation of advertisements of all Meetings of the Mayor and Council and Meeting agendas, maintenance of original documents such as ordinances, resolutions, minutes,
bonds, contracts, budget documents and disbursement of documents to proper government agencies; OPRA request coordinator and records manager for government records
overseeing proper archiving and destruction of records for various Borough departments.
Election Information
The Municipal Clerk is the Election official responsible for voter registration in the
Borough, certifies local candidates, and coordination of all Borough held elections.
• Primary Election: Month of June
• General and School Board Elections: Month of November
• Sample ballot will direct you to the voting site for your District
• Voter Registration/Vote by Mail Application/Change of Party Affiliation forms are
available in both the offices of the Municipal Clerk and the County Clerk
Registered voters must be a U.S. Citizen, 18 years of age, and resident of Passaic County.
Registration deadline is 21 days before the election
Licensing
As Per Borough Code It Is Unlawful For Any Person Or Business To Engage In The
Following Without First Obtaining A License From The Municipal Clerk.
The Municipal Clerk and support staff oversee the issuance of Borough licenses.
Amusement Devices, Coin operated – Chapter 61 • Entertainment, Public – Billiards or
Poolroom – Chapter 96 • Gasoline Pumps – Chapter 112 • Peddling, Hawking, Soliciting
and Canvassing – Chapter 125 • Secondhand Precious Metals, Gems And Jewelry Dealers
– Chapter 126 • Street Openings and Excavation – Chapter 161 • Tow Trucks and Wreckers
– 175 •Massage, Bodywork and Somatic Therapy – Chapter 129
It is illegal for any organization to conduct Bingo, 50/50, or any kind of a Raffle without
obtaining a license from the Borough of Pompton Lakes.
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prior to submitting an application to hold Bingo, 50/50 or any other kind of a Raffle,
a qualified organization must obtain a State identification certificate, which is issued by Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission
the organization must then file the application in the municipality where the games are to be held. Pompton Lakes requires at least three months prior to the event date
for processing
per state regulations, all licensing applicants/members in charge of games are
subject to criminal background checks
Garage Sales
The Borough of Pompton Lakes requires residents to obtain a “Garage Sale Permit”
prior to conducting a garage sale. The garage sale permit application is available on the
Borough’s website www.pomptonlakesgov.com under “Form Center”
TOWN WIDE GARAGE SALE
This year the Borough’s Town wide Garage Sale will take place
on July 19th with a rain date of July 20th. This event is free – no
permits or registration is required.
Landlord Registration – N.J.S.A. 46:8-28
State Statute requires landlords to register residential rental units with the Municipal
Clerk. A new registration must be filed each time there is a change of tenant.
Services Provided
Notary Services
The Clerk’s Office provides notary services to Pompton Lakes’ residents as a courtesy
and there is no charge for this service. All documents that are to be notarized must be
signed in the presence of the notary public and proper identification must be provided.
Any resident who is homebound may call the Clerk’s office to have this service provided
at the resident’s home.
Passports Information
Passport applications are available at both of the County Clerk’s offices, 401 Grand Street,
Paterson, 973-881-4337 and 1237 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell, 973-513-9900. In addition,
the County Clerk offers outreach programs that provide passport and notary services
during the year. Please refer to the Borough’s website for additional information.
Borough Administrator
Kevin Boyle, ext. 239 - administrator@pomptonlakesgov.com
The Borough Administrator assists the Mayor and Council by coordinating the legislation
and polices they enact with the various Boards, Agencies and Departments of the Borough.
He also oversees administrative practices of all departments, negotiates contracts on
behalf of the Borough, prepares annual operating and capital budgets, and is responsible
for personnel policies.
Drop Mail Box
A drop mail box is located in the entrance lobby of Borough Hall,
which is accessible to all residents when Borough offices are closed.
Please do not deposit any cash payments in the drop box.
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Office of Emergency Management
Shade Tree Commission, ext. 306
Al Evangelista, OEM Coordinator • oem@pomptonlakesgov.com
shadetree@pomptonlakesgov.com
The Office of Emergency Management is responsible for implementing, reviewing, and updating
the Borough’s emergency plan, which provides each Borough department with information on
what their responsibilities are in the event of flooding or other emergencies. The Borough of
Pompton Lakes has an Emergency Operating Plan which is reviewed and approved by the New
Jersey State Office of Emergency Management every four years.
The Office of Emergency Management works with local, state, and federal agencies and oversees
four basic phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION:
• Office of Emergency Management e-mail – oem@pomptonlakesgov.com
• Office of Emergency Management number to be used only during declared disasters
973-835-0143, ext. 707
• “Code Red Reverse 9-1-1” Notification system registration – www.pomptonlakesgov.com –
Code Red Reverse 9-1-1 sign-up
• Block Captain registration – e-mail oem@pomptonlakesgov.com
• Citizens Emergency Response Team (CERT) registration – e-mail - plcert@gmail.com
• Listen to WGHT 1500AM for local emergency information
• Tune into Cablevision Channel PLTV 77 for flood or emergency information during emergencies
• Visit websites www.pomptonlakesgov.com, www.ready.gov, www.fema.gov,
www.redcross.gov, www.dhs.gov , and www.state.nj.us/njoem
• “Like” Us On Facebook – POMPTON LAKES OEM
FLOOD WATCH: 3 MINUTE SHORT INTERMITTENT BLASTS OF FIRE SIREN
FLOOD WARNING – 3-MINUTE STEADY BLAST OF FIRE SIREN
Tax Collection Department, ext. 234
collector@pomptonlakesgov.com
Gail Bado, Collector (hours 5:00pm-7:00pm – Thursday evenings)
JoAnn Lynch, Principal Tax Clerk (8:30am-4:30pm – Monday – Friday)
The Tax Collector provides tax bills to all property owners in the Borough of Pompton Lakes
which states the amount of taxes to be collected as per certification by Passaic County after the
adoption of the budget. Taxes are due four times per year; February 1st, May 1st, August 1st and
November 1st. The tax bill identifies the municipal, county and school components. A late fee is
assessed on the amount of taxes following a ten day grace period. Payment of taxes is available
to all property owners on the Borough’s website home page, Tax payments by check only may
be placed in the blue drop box located in the lobby of the Municipal Building and is available to
the public seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day.
The Tax Collector also provides Tax Relief program booklets (PTR-1) to eligible residentsadditional information is available on the State of New Jersey Division of Taxation website –
www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation.
For the sixth year in a row, The Borough
has earned a Tree City, USA designation
award through the efforts of the Shade Tree
Commission who have worked diligently to
meet the mandated criteria associated with this
award. The plaque is proudly displayed in the
Municipal Building.
Five Shade Tree Commissioners and one
Alternate Commissioner oversee the planting
and care of ornamental and shade trees and
shrubberies located on Borough streets and
highways, public easements or right-of-ways
and parks according to Borough regulations.
Residents must seek permission from the Commission by filing an application prior
to removing, planting, shaving roots or pruning trees on any Borough right-ofway. The application is available on the Borough’s website or at Borough Hall. The
Borough’s arborist will review all applications and make a determination based on a
visual inspection, and his findings will be forwarded to the applicant. An application
must also be filed for reporting a hazardous tree condition on Borough right-of-ways.
Only imminent emergencies should be reported to the Police Department.
The Shade Tree Commission meets on the second Monday of the month at 7:30pm in
the Municipal Council Chambers.
Assessing Department, ext. 231
assessor@pomptonlakesgov.com
Michael Barker, Assessor (hours 5:00pm-7:00pm Thursday evenings)
Jill Walsh, Office Assistant (hours 8:30am-4:30pm - Monday-Friday)
Michael Barker is a State certified Assessor who determines the value and taxability of
all properties in the Borough. The ratio to true value for 2014 for Borough properties is
55.05% and the tax rate for 2014 will be determined through the budget process. The
Assessor also mails assessment postcards to all Borough property owners, inspects
improvements to properties that may result in added assessments, and manages
reevaluation of all Borough owned properties.
Tax appeals on assessments must be filed on or before April 1st of the tax year in
question. Forms and instructions are available on Passaic County’s website or may be
picked up in the office of the Assessor.
The Assessor prepares tax lists for billings, provides information on tax relief programs,
and approves tax deduction forms for eligible seniors, veterans and disabled residents.
The Assessor field book, SR1As and tax maps are available for public viewing in the
office of the Assessor.
July 2014
www.pomptonlakesgov.com
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paper and leaf pickup
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Pompton Lakes Cable TV Channel 77
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Golden Agers
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Garbage Pickup - South
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St. Marys Seniors
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Recycling Pickup Borough Wide
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Library Closed
Municipal Building/
DPW Closed
Library Closed
Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
INDEPENDENCE DAY
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Open Space - 7:30
Leaves/Brush/Branch Pickup
Sections 1 & 3 North
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Leaves/Brush/Branch Pickup
Sections 2 & 4 South
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Garbage Pickup - North
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GARAGE SALE
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Shade Tree Comm. - 7:30
Lake Restoration Comm.- 7:30
B.I.D. - 4:00
Planning Board - 8:00
Council Meeting - 7:30
Golden Agers
at Civic Center - 12:00
Garbage Pickup - South
Garbage Pickup - North
Paper Pickup - North
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M.U.A. - 6:00
Historic Preservation
Comm.- 7:00
Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
(RAIN DATE)
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Recycling Center Open
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Recycling Center Open
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Flood Advisory Bd. - 7:30
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Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Health Department Clinics/Programs
Office of Vital Statistics
Health Officer – x 226 Mary Ann Orapello, CMR, orapellom@waynetownship.com
Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) – x 226
Nurse – ext. 225 – office hours - Wednesday - 9:30am-11:30am
Barbara Cichon,CMR, Registrar ext. 221
One of the main functions of the Health Department is to prevent the premature onset of disease
and disability, and to help all residents achieve healthier, more productive lives. The Health
Department is committed to maintaining, protecting, and promoting the health of its residents
through organized health promotion and disease prevention efforts. These efforts are based on
state-wide standards set forth by New Jersey’s Department of Health.
The Health Department continues to offer a variety of clinics and programs to our residents
designed to promote and maintain good health. Some of the clinics/programs offered during
the year include Male and Female Cancer Screenings; SMAC Blood Chemistry Screenings
twice a year; FLU clinics, Child Health Conferences; Dental Clinics – held at the Wayne Health
Department; Annual Health Fair; and Blood Pressure Screenings offered to St. Mary’s seniors on
the 2nd Wednesday of the month and Golden Agers on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
The Public Health Nurse is available on Wednesday mornings from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. to administer
inoculations including adult vaccinations such as shingles, flu and pneumonia. Blood pressure
screenings are also available during those hours.
The Registered Environmental Health Specialist inspects all retail food establishments. In
addition to food inspections the REHS inspects public swimming pools, youth camps, septic
systems, and investigates public health nuisance complaints.
Please check the Borough’s website and PLTV Channel 77 for dates, times and additional
information regarding clinics and programs.
registrar@pomptonlakesgov.com
The Registrar maintains records of all births, deaths, marriages and civil unions occurring within
the Borough of Pompton Lakes.
• an appointment is necessary to apply for a marriage/civil union license- please contact the registrar 2-3 weeks prior to the ceremony
• documents required with the application for a marriage/civil union license include a driver’s license, passport, or State/Federal ID, proof of residency, social security card, one witness eighteen years or older, $28.00 fee payable by cash or check
• there is a seventy-two (72) hour waiting period between the time of the application and the
time the license can be issued. Once the license is issued it must be used within
thirty (30) days
• the Mayor performs wedding/civil unions for residents only for an administrative
fee of $100.00
• certified copies of birth, marriage and death certificates are issued only for the events that
have taken place in Pompton Lakes. Individuals requesting a copy of a record of birth, death
or marriage must file an application and pay $5.00 per copy. The application form may be
downloaded from the Borough’s website
• a State or local Registrar may issue a certified copy of a vital record only to persons who establish themselves as the subject of the vital record, the subject’s parent, legal guardian
or legal representative, spouse, child, grandchild or sibling, if of legal age, to a State or
Federal Agency for official purposes, pursuant to court order
Dog and Cat Licensing, ext. 235
Jill Walsh, license@pomptonlakesgov.com
• Fees for dogs - spayed/neutered - $13.00 - non-spayed/neutered - $16.00
• Fees for cats - spayed/neutered - $9.00 - non-spayed/neutered - $12.00
• Notify the Licensing Department if the dog/cat is deceased or no longer at the address
• Application can be downloaded from the Borough’s website and mailed with proper payment, proof of rabies and a stamped self addressed envelope – license and tag will be mailed
• ALL LICENSES RECEIVED AFTER JANUARY 31ST WILL RESULT IN A 10.00 LATE FEE PER ANIMAL
The Borough of Pompton Lakes requires all dogs and cats to be licensed annually and the renewal license application is due
by January 31st. Proof of rabies must be presented with each application; State Law mandates any vaccination that expires
prior to November 1st of the current licensing year will require an updated vaccine prior to the renewal of the license. Proof
of spaying/neutering is required for all new licenses. The Borough has contracted with the Borough of Bloomingdale Animal
Control to conduct an annual canvass as per Ordinance 92-14. Violation of the ordinance will result in a $75.00 penalty per
unlicensed dog or cat.
Ordinance No. 92-21 – No person, owning, keeping or harboring any dog shall permit it to be on the public streets or in any
public places of the Borough unless it is accompanied by a person over 12 years and is securely confined and controlled by
a leash not more that six feet long.
Ordinance No. 06-06 – When walking your pet take measures for proper disposal-placement in a designated waste receptacle,
or other suitable container, and discarded in a refuse container which is regularly emptied by the municipality or some other
refuse collector; or disposal into a system designed to convey domestic sewage for proper treatment and disposal.
Animal Control Office
(973) 838-8959
The North Jersey Community Animal Shelter (973) 850-6767
Lisa Perry, Director of Animal Services, lperry@bloomingdalenj.net
Animal Control and Animal Shelter services are provided through
a contract with the Borough of Bloomingdale. The Animal Control
Officers (ACO) work to protect and preserve the well being of all
animals, both domestic and wild and make public health and safety
a priority as well. Rabies control is an important function that aims
to protect the community and their pets. The ACO coordinates the
annual Free Rabies Clinic held in the Borough of Pompton Lakes in
the month of November – date and time will be announced on the
Borough’s website and PLTV Channel 77. In addition, the ACO handles
complaints and issues warnings/summonses for animal related
violations. Animal Control will also remove and dispose of dead
animals. Animal Control is available 24/7, however, after hour calls
are reserved for emergencies only.
The North Jersey Community Animal Shelter (NJ CAS) is operated by
Bloomingdale’s Animal Control Department at the same Bloomingdale
location, 23 Brandt Lane. To reclaim a pet or for adoptions, call the
shelter directly (973) 850-6767. To report cases of neglect or cruelty
please call Animal Control (973) 838-8959.
August 2014
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Recycling Pickup Borough Wide
Garbage Pickup - North
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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12:00 - ELKS LODGE
Library Closed
Environmental Comm. - 7:00
Open Space - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Municipal Building (973) 835-0143
Golden Agers
at Civic Center - 12:00
B.I.D. - 4:00
Planning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Comm. - 7:00
Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
Paper Pickup - North
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at Carnevale Center - 1:00
Recycling Pickup Borough Wide
Garbage Pickup - South
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Flood Advisory Bd. - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
Garbage Pickup - North
Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Police (973) 835-0400 | Emergency 911
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
10th Annual Pompton Day
Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance
Volunteer – Make a Difference!
Mission: The Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance’s mission is to assess the needs of Pompton Lakes in order
to enhance collaboration and coordinate individual and environmentally focused prevention efforts that foster
a drug free lifestyle and create a healthy community.
Teen Center
Vision: Our Vision is by 2019, the Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance will create prevention prepared
communities through a collaborative effort to reduce underage drinking, marijuana use, the misuse of opioids
and prescription drugs, heroin use and new and emerging drugs across the lifespan.
August 31, 2014 (rain date September 1, 2014)
247 Wanaque Avenue (Behind the Smiling Rhino Theater)
Traci Cioppa, Director
The Pompton Lakes Council, the Recreation Commission and the Municipal Alliance support
and encourage teens to participate in the variety of activities that are provided by the Teen
Center.
The Pompton Lakes Teen Center is open during the school year Monday through Friday
3:00pm-10:00pm and extended hours during the summer months are Monday through Friday
1:00pm-10:00pm. Boys and girls are permitted to begin using the Teen Center beginning the
summer after grade 5 through grade 10. The Teen Center offers adult men’s basketball (17-23
years old) every Tuesday and Wednesday night from 8-10pm.
The Teen Center welcomes teens to come and visit the game room with two flat screen T.V.’s
and pool and ping pong table. The gym is available and open during the hours of operation for
basketball, dodge ball, whiffle ball and soccer. Special events are offered during the year that
include theme dances, movie nights and sports tournaments.
The Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance focuses on underage drinking prevention in our community.
The programs we help to coordinate are:
School:
Extended Day Programs featuring 15 school clubs • Game of Life • Change Agents Youth Task Force
Community:
Courageous Conversations: Community Awareness Forums • Sticker Shock Underage Drinking Campaign
Capacity Building:
Professional Development Trainings • TIPs Beverage Server Training
To find out more or to join the Pompton Lakes Municipal Alliance, please contact Michael Litterer at
mlitterer@preventionlinks.org or (732)381-4100.
The Municipal Alliance meets on the second Thursday of every other month from September to May 13, 2014.
The Teen Center is chaperoned at all times by at least two counselors 18 years of age or older.
Registration is required at a yearly fee of $25.00. Snacks and drinks are also available at a
minimal cost.
Follow us on Facebook @ Pompton Lakes Teen Center.
Recreation Commission, ext. 290
facebook.com/PomptonLakesRecreation
The Pompton Lakes Recreation Commission offers a wide variety of programs for all ages
during the Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter seasons. Some of the programs offered are
bowling, tennis, indoor field hockey, karate, arts and crafts, gymnastics, women’s boot camp,
indoor softball clinic, basketball, walking club and special needs. Registrations are held at the
Pompton Lakes Teen Center, 247 Wanaque Avenue at specific dates and times or on line with
capturepoint.com. The Recreation Commission has part time employment positions available.
The Recreation Commission also sponsors special events such as the Egg Hunt, Senior Picnic,
Halloween Hunt and Breakfast with Santa. In addition, they help organize the annual Pompton
Day event, which is in its tenth year offering all day events beginning with a 5K Run and Fishing
Derby, followed by Plywood Regatta, Talent Shows, Sport Competitions, Fear Factor, DJ’s,
Vendors and Food Concessions, and ending with a spectacular firework display.
The Pompton Lakes Recreation Commission consists of Director Karen Murphy, seven
commissioners and two alternate commissioners. Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of
the month at the Pompton Lakes Civic Center beginning at 8:00PM.
Youth Sporting Activities
Pompton Lakes sports organizations are committed to teaching the fundamentals of various sports
as well as promoting good sportsmanship. These organizations are separate from Recreation
programs.
Please visit the organizations’ websites for meeting times, schedules, and more information.
• Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Little League - www.plrll.com
Mike Coss, President – 973-907-6354 | Gary Charyak, Secretary – 862-219-0519
• Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Soccer Association - www.plrsa.org
Mike Serra – 973-610-8306 – Fall, Indoor, and Traveling Soccer
• Pompton Lakes/Riverdale Youth Organization - plryosports@yahoo.com or www.plryo.com
Football – Rob Sturla – 973-417-2433
Cheerleading – Paula Sturla – 973-214-8719 | Wrestling – Joe Truono – 973-865-6617
• PAL Basketball –– LKent@kitagawa-america.com
Lloyd Kent – 973-865-3407
• Joe Grill Snack Stand – 973-835-4494
www.pomptonlakesgov.com
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Board of Health - 6:30
Shade Tree Comm.- 7:30
Lake Restoration Comm. - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
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Library Trustees - 7:00
Garbage Pickup - South
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Garbage Pickup - North
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Planning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Garbage Pickup - North
St. Marys Seniors
at Carnevale Center - 11:00
Recycling Pickup
Borough Wide
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Golden Agers
at Civic Center - 12:00
Garbage Pickup - South
Paper Pickup North
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St. Marys Seniors
at Carnevale Center - 11:00
Recycling Pickup
Borough Wide
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Garbage Pickup - North
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Environmental Comm. - 7:00
Municipal Alliance - 7:00
Open Space - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
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Council Meeting - 7:30
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Garbage Pickup - North
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LABOR DAY
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Pompton Lakes Cable TV Channel 77
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Garbage Pickup - North
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Garbage Pickup - South
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Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Garbage Pickup - North
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Garbage Pickup - South
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Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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The Pompton Lakes Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1895 and
incorporated in 1901. We have continually served the residents of Pompton
Lakes for 113 years. In 1963, a monument was erected at the intersection of
Hamburg Turnpike and Center Street to honor all Pompton Lakes firefighters.
On May 14, 1974, Pompton Lakes volunteer firefighter Raymond Cahill was killed
while fighting a basement fire in a commercial building on Hamburg Turnpike. It
was the first time that Pompton Lakes experienced a Line of Duty Death.
Firefighter Cahill left two children, aged 9 and 15. In 1975, the triangular area
around the monument was dedicated as Cahill Square as an everlasting memorial
to our brother firefighter.
This year, the PLFD replaced
the deteriorating 50-year old
monument with a completely
new design in remembrance of all
of our Pompton Lakes volunteer
firefighters, past and present,
living and deceased. In a solemn
service, the monument was
commemorated on May 18, 2014.
October 2014
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Recycling Pickup
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Lake Restoration Comm. - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
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HERSHFIELD PARK
Garbage Pickup - North
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Environmental Comm. - 7:00
Open Space - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
Paper Pickup North
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Garbage Pickup - North
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Garbage Pickup - North
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Golden Agers
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LEAF SEASON BEGINS
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Garbage Pickup - South
Paper Pickup - South
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A WEEK PICKUP
Garbage Pickup - North
Pompton Lakes Cable TV Channel 77
Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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LEAF SEASON BEGINS
Leaf Pickup North
No Garbage Pickup
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Recycling Center Open
Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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St. Marys Seniors
at Carnevale Center - 11:00
M.U.A. - 6:00
Library Trustees - 7:00
Garbage Pickup - South
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B.I.D. - 4:00
Planning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Council Meeting - 7:30
Recycling Pickup
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Leaf Pickup - South
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Leaf Pickup - North
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Recycling Center Open
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7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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HERSHFIELD PARK
Historic Preservation
Comm. - 7:00
Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - South
Garbage Pickup - North
Municipal Building (973) 835-0143
No DPW Pickups
Leaf Pickup - South
No Garbage Pickup
Leaf Pickup - North
No Garbage Pickup
Police (973) 835-0400 | Emergency 911
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Flood Advisory Board
Pompton Lakes MUA
The Flood Advisory Board consists of nine volunteer members appointed by the Mayor. The Board consults with Municipal,
State and Federal agencies to pursue means of mitigating flooding within the Borough. Recent activities included field
assessment of river obstruction conditions, recommendations on priorities for clearing those obstructions, support of
legislation aimed at relief from flooding, and involvement in the usage of land adjacent to or near flood zones.
The Pompton Lakes Municipal Utilities Authority, a separate
Authority from the Borough, is responsible for the Borough’s water
supply, as well as wastewater collection and treatment. Monthly
meetings are held at 6:00pm in the Authority’s Administrative
Building, located at 2000 Lincoln Avenue and are open to the public.
The Borough CRS Coordinators work in conjunction with various Borough agencies to maintain a Class 5 CRS rating for
the Borough. This achievement has resulted in up to a 25% savings in flood insurance premiums. Pompton Lakes was
the first community in the State of New Jersey as well as the Northeast to receive a Class 5 CRS rating.
The Flood Advisory Board meets the fourth Thursday of every month at 7:30pm in the Municipal Council Chambers.
Lake Restoration Committee (PRIDE)
The PRIDE Lake Restoration Committee is a branch of the Flood Advisory
Board and is committed to the care, improvement and management of
our waterways. The Committee is currently focusing on the creation and
implementation of a lake management plan for the long-term sustainability
of Pompton Lake.
Last year’s “Picture Pompton Lake” photo contest
highlighted the shared “pride” of our residents, and will
be repeated this year. For additional information please
“Like” PomptonLakePride on Facebook and click on
the camera to enter or vote for photos.
Paddle with PRIDE will also continue this year, beginning in mid-May, every Tuesday evening
(weather permitting) at approximately 7pm at Lakeside Park. Anyone with a boat and paddle
is invited to join.
The Pompton Lakes MUA
recently completed various
upgrades to Well House
#3. The main electrical
service to the well house
was upgraded from a
240 volt service to 480
volt service. This involved
the replacement of the
JCP&L transformers and
underground
electrical
service lines as well as the replacement of all interior electrical
components and controls which were obsolete. The upgrade will
allow the well to run more efficiently, saving money on electrical
power costs. In addition, the Authority took this opportunity to
replace a majority of the interior piping and valves, which were in
service since 1974.
Pompton Lakes was the winner of the “Best Tasting Drinking Water
Contest” for the State of New Jersey conducted by the New Jersey
Water Association in 2004, 2005, 2008, and 2009.
Meetings are the second Monday of each month at the Civic Center, beginning promptly at 7:30 pm.
The Environmental Protection Committee
Like many other groups in the Borough, the Environmental Protection Committee is made up of duly appointed citizen
volunteers. It is the duty of this committee to consider, investigate and over-see matters of environmental importance
and concern. When appropriate, the committee makes recommendations to the Mayor and Council and informs the
public about environmental issues. Because the environment is everywhere, both indoors and outside, this committee
addresses a truly wide variety of topics. Energy conservation, solid waste reduction, re-cycling, pests, invasive species,
rare plants and animals and development impacts all must be considered at one time or another. It is much easier to
plan and protect the environment than it is to clean it up after the fact.
The Environmental Protection Committee also works with and sponsors Clean Community activities. Some of those
activities are purely informational like programs or lectures in the schools. Other activities are more hands-on like our
annual River Clean-Up Day. The River Clean-up program is now scheduled in the fall and volunteers of all ages are
encouraged to participate and help in what ever way they can.
Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 7:00 pm in Borough Hall.
Open Space Committee
In 2001, the citizens of Pompton Lakes voted to establish an
Open Space, Park Land and Recreation Trust Fund to acquire
and maintain open space, park land and recreational facilities. In
2002, the Borough established an Open Space Committee to make
recommendations to the Mayor and Council about all manners
of open space issues and in 2003, that Committee produced the
Borough’s first comprehensive Open Space and Recreation Master
Plan. In the time since then, that Committee has continued to work
on open space matters, including open space acquisitions and the
creation of an up-dated version of its planning documents that were
prepared with ANJEC grant assistance in 2012.
Meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 7:30
pm in the Municipal Council Chambers.
November 2014
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Taxes Due
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CEREMONY 7:00
Council Meeting - 7:30
Recycling Pickup
Borough Wide
VETERANS DAY
Garbage Pickup - South
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Schools Closed
Library Open 10 am - 5 pm
No Garbage Pickup
General and
School Board Election
Polls Open 6:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Lake Restoration Comm. - 7:30
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Planning Board - 8:00
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Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Municipal Alliance - 7:00
Open Space - 7:30
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Flood Advisory Board - 7:30
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Recycling Center Open
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7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Library Closed
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Recycling Center Open
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7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Recycling Center Open
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Police (973) 835-0400 | Emergency 911
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Pompton Lakes Police Department
DEPARTMENT CONTACT INFORMATION 973-835-0400
Office of the Chief
Operations/Internal Affairs Detective Bureau Traffic Bureau Records Bureau
Chief Moises Agosto Lt. Derek Clark Lt. William Jernstedt Sgt. Michael Klepacky Sharon Sonne
magosto@pomtonlakespolice.org
dclark@pomptonlakespolice.org
wjernstedt@pomptonlakespolice.org
mklepacky@pomptonlakespolice.org
ssonne@pomptonlakespolice.org
9-1-1 INFORMATION EVERYONE
NEEDS TO KNOW
Cheryl Verrone (Public Safety Telecommunicator),
Sharon Sonne (Records Bureau),
Dan Cottrell (Patrolman),
Al Evangelista (Class II Special Officer),
Stanley Sukiennik (Crossing Guard)
9-1-1 is only called in the event there is an
emergency that required medical assistance
or the need for police or fire. 9-1-1 operators
are skillfully trained and will remain on the
telephone until everyone is safe. If the person
calling 9-1-1 cannot talk, the operator will
advise him or her to hold the telephone so that
the operator can hear what the emergency
pertains to. It is important for everyone
to memorize pertinent information about
themselves and their family, and , if not at
home, to look for street signs or landmarks.
******IF YOU CALL 9-1-1 BY MISTAKE DO NOT HANG UP******
Stay on the telephone until the operator says it is okay to hang up.
CROSSWALKS
Drivers must:
• Stop and remain stopped while a pedestrian is in a marked crosswalk.
• Stop and remain stopped for pedestrians crossing within the adjacent crosswalk into which the motorist is turning right from either a red signal, stop or yield.
• Stop and remain stopped if a pedestrian is within one lake of their half of the roadway.
• Not overtake and pass a vehicle that is stopped to permit a pedestrian to
cross the roadway.
• Yield to pedestrians at unmarked crosswalks at an uncontrolled intersection.
• Exercise due care for the safety of any pedestrian upon a roadway.
Pedestrians must:
• Not leave a “curb or other place of safety” by walking or running into the path of a vehicle which is so close that it is impossible for the driver to yield or stop.
• Yield to drivers when crossing a road at any point other than within a marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection.
• Yield to drivers at intersections where the pedestrian does not have a green “walk” signal and where drivers have a green signal.
• Walk on sidewalks where they are provided and accessible.
• Walk along the extreme left side of a highway or its shoulder when possible facing approaching traffic if there is no sidewalk.
• Exercise due care for his/her safety.
• Not cross any highways having roadways separated by a median barrier except where provision is made for pedestrians.
SAFETY TIPS FOR BICYCLE RIDERS
Obey all traffic laws. In New Jersey, bicycles have the same rights and responsibilities as
motor vehicles. Ride on the right • obey all signals • travel no more than two abreast when
traffic is not impeded • ride with traffic • Wear an approved Bicycle helmet.
Make sure your bicycle fits you and is in good working order. Inspect the following before
each ride to make sure your bicycle is in good working order.
Tires/wheels • Brakes • Chain • Lights • Reflectors • Bel Spare inner tube and
tire levers/irons • Seat height
Wear comfortable reflective clothing conducive to weather conditions.
Ride within your abilities and avoid busy streets
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS
• Law Enforcement Torch Run – raising money for Special Olympics through a special event of running and passing the torch to other police departments.
• Junior Police Academy - offered to students – ages 11 through 14 who maintain a “c” average and have no juvenile record –involves physical and educational activities.
• D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) – programs taught by police officers to instruct children on how to resist peer pressure and live drug and violence free lives.
• Domestic Violence Response Team – volunteers who are trained to provide immediate emotional support and safety to victims of domestic violence.
Borough Ordinances may be accessed through the Borough website at
www.pomptonlakesgov.com (Borough Code e-Code 360)
§ 183-15 Seasonal parking
A. Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that it covers the street, highway or thoroughfare to such a depth that snow removal or plowing is necessary, thus creating
an emergency, it shall be unlawful for any vehicle to be parked on any street in the
Borough of Pompton Lakes. The above parking prohibition shall remain in effect after the
snow has ceased until the streets have been plowed sufficiently to the extent that parking
will not interfere with the normal flow of traffic.
B. Upon declaration of an emergency, there shall be no parking upon streets or sections of
streets where temporary emergency no-parking signs are displayed. The Chief of Police
or, in his absence, the ranking police officer is authorized to declare an emergency and
direct the posting of said emergency no-parking signs when weather conditions, accidents,
fire, flood, construction, obstructions or public celebrations dictate or require the
avoidance of hazards or other conditions which interfere with the free flow of traffic.
Notification that emergency no-parking signs are being or will be posted shall be given
to the operator or owner of any vehicle which has been parked prior to the
posting of the signs.
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Planning Board - 8:00
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Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
Garbage Pickup - North
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Monday thru Saturday
7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Leaf Pickup - North
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Environmental Comm. - 7:00
Open Space - 7:30
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Leaf Pickup - South
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Leaf Pickup - North
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BREAKFAST WITH
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Recycling Center Open
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Flood Advisory Board - 7:30
Garbage Pickup - South
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Garbage Pickup - North
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Library Closed
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Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad
Community Emergency Response Team
700 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 973-835-1480
THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE “MOTHER SQUAD”
The Pompton Lakes First Aid Squad, Inc. is referred to as the “Mother Squad”
as it was the first squad in the area covering calls from Greenwood Lake to Paterson
For the past 80 years, the Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad has responded to
emergency calls and has demonstrated an unwavering dedication to the community.
The Borough of Pompton Lakes acknowledges this wonderful corps of volunteers and
honors both the past and present group of first responders.
The Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad consists of a group of volunteers who
continue to enhance the emergency care they provide to the communities they serve.
The squad responds to approximately 1400 calls per year and most members are
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) certified by the New Jersey Department of
Health. Other members are trained as drivers who drive the ambulance and assist with
patient care and retrieving equipment.
Through the years progress has brought change to the services provided by the Pompton
Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad. EMT’s work in conjunction with paramedics from
local hospitals as well as local emergency rooms, medivac helicopters and regional
trauma centers. A Bicycle EMS Team was formed to assist crowds of people in areas
where roadways are closed during special events such as carnivals or parades, thus
eliminating access to an ambulance. The bicycles are equipped with defibrillators,
airway equipment and oxygen.
The Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad maintains the Passaic County Mass
Casualty Incident/Rehab Truck and Trailer, which were purchased by Passaic County
with Homeland Security funds. The trailer is equipped to manage 50-75 persons who
may become injured during a disaster and includes trauma kits, burn kits, an inflatable
tent with heating and air conditioning equipment and respiratory management kits.
The tow vehicle, a Ford F350 pick up truck is equipped to respond independently of
the trailer and acts as a rehabilitation unit at fires and other emergencies. The truck
includes pop-up shelters, portable heaters, generator, misting fans, chairs and coolers.
The Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad also provides outreach programs to scout
and sport groups and holds special events and participates in local parades.
New members interested in joining the Pompton Lakes/Riverdale First Aid Squad are
required to pass the NJ State EMT course as well as several other courses required
for a basic understanding of operations. Maintaining the NJ State EMT certification
requires members to complete 48 continuing education units every three years. Anyone
interested in becoming a member may call the First Aid Squad at 973-835-1480 or
contact any squad member.
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) members partner with emergency
management, local government, response agencies and community members. These
volunteers are trained in basic response skills so as to prepare them to assist emergency
responders in the event of any type of disaster. CERT classes train volunteers in basic
response skills so as to be prepared during emergencies as well as prepares them to assist
emergency responders in the event of any type of disaster.
• Core training includes Fire Safety, Disaster Preparedness, First Aid Medical Care and Disaster Psychology, as well as introductions to Fire Safety and Search and Rescue.
• CERT training prepares members to understand and handle potential threats to their home, workplace and community and offers citizens the ability to be prepared, to respond and to cope with the aftermath of a disaster.
• CERT members organize and participate in various drills, periodic refresher courses and education fairs to reinforce the initial basic training and supplement their skills.
• CERT members have assisted during past flooding events and power outages and have been an intricate part of making arrangements for food and shelter for many displaced residents.
• CERT members also assist emergency responders by alerting residents of the
potential of imminent dangers and assisting with evacuations.
CERT is always looking for new members who want to learn how they can help themselves,
their neighbors and their community in a disaster. CERT training is offered on a yearly basis
without any obligation to join the team. Please contact Deborah Ross at plcert@gmail.com
for additional information.
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Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
February 2015
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Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Pompton Lakes Historic Preservation Commission
The Pompton Lakes Historic Preservation Commission, which consists of seven commissioners and two alternate members appointed by the Mayor was established by ordinance to
safeguard the heritage of the Borough by preserving resources that reflect elements of its cultural, social, economic and architectural history.
Seventeen properties have currently been designated as historic landmarks and markers indicating the designation have been placed on the properties. Information on these historic
landmarks can be found on the Borough’s website.
The Commission meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 7:00PM in the meeting room of the Einstein Memorial Public Library.
Pompton Lakes - A Part of History
Pompton Lakes Women’s Club
On Labor Day, 1914 Pompton Lakes dedicated the Maine Monument. The man who was behind
obtaining the copper ventilator from the battleship as well as building the Memorial was Mayor
Henry G. Hershfield.
The Pompton Lakes Women’s Club provides women the opportunity to enhance
the lives of others in their communities. Organized in 1942, members are enriched
through education, training, and leadership providing the community with volunteer
service and programs. The Club advocates and focuses on Domestic Violence
Awareness and Prevention, Women’s Health Concerns, Baby Well Care, Open Space
Preservation, and Literacy.
Henry Grah Hershfield (1876-1937)
“The Prophet of Pompton Lakes,” as described in one of the memorials in 1937, was born in St.
Louis, Missouri. His parents and grandparents were early pioneers of Kansas and Montana. He
was educated in public schools in Helena, Montana as well as Columbia University in New York
City. A veteran in the Spanish-American War, he also served duty on Indian Reservations. His
career included various jobs including working for the New York “Morning Journal”, lawyer, real
estate and owner and operator of fire insurance offices in New York City and Pompton Lakes. The
Hershfield Agency was located on Wanaque Avenue.
Starting in 1909 he was elected Mayor for four consecutive terms, nominated by both parties.
Through his efforts Pompton Lakes built and operated municipally owned water and electric
light plants. He was one of the organizers and board members of both the First National Bank of
Pompton Lakes as well as the Pompton Lakes Building and Loan Association.
1917 saw his election to the New Jersey Assembly and re-elected seven more times. Assembyman
Hershfield was the author of many laws especially in areas of housing, workman and injury
compensation. In 1920 he was the Republican Leader.
He donated the land at the corner of Passaic Street and Wanaque Avenue that became the Hershfield
Building of the Jewish Community Center of Pompton Lakes (Now an office building).
On the Monday of his funeral the schools and local businesses were closed. The local newspaper,
The Bulletin, said this was “the man who, perhaps more than anyone else, mapped out Pompton
Lakes and established the plans along which the town has been developed.”
Hershfield Park was named in his honor in 1938.
Pompton Lakes Women’s Club members select and participate from a diverse group
of departments that include Arts Creative, Arts Performing, Culinary, Education,
Garden and Conservation, International, Museum and Social Services.
The Club members volunteer for meaningful projects that shine hope for notable
causes. Child Abuse Prevention Month is a statewide campaign to raise awareness
about preventing child abuse with supporting families and children in ways that
promote healthy, safe and nurtured childhoods. The Organization participates
in planting pinwheel gardens in public places symbolizing a happy and carefree
childhood.
A few of the special annual events held by the Women’s Club include the Victorian
Tea to be held on November 15, 2014, Library Tag Day, to be held on October 17th
and 18th, 2014, and the Bunny Breakfast, which was held on March 28, 2014.
Beautification programs include maintaining gardens throughout the Borough with
plantings, the Golden Broom Award presented to businesses that display well kept
store fronts, and the Flower Barrel Contest.
The members archive and preserve the history of Pompton Lakes and support fund
raising for educational endeavors that include scholarships, the public library, and
sponsorships for young women to attend Girls Career Institute at Douglas College.
Some of the outreach programs the club is involved with and support are the UNICEF
program with local schools, collection of attire for the Dress for Success program,
used eyeglasses for New Eyes for the Needy, and cell phones for 911 Cell Phone
Bank. The Club also donates bags of groceries to Shelter Our Sisters, blizzard bags
for Meals on Wheels, tray favors to Chilton Hospital and cookies to nursing homes.
Get involved, volunteer, and become member! The Club cordially invites local women
to attend the Pot Luck Dinner Meeting on October 2nd to discover the benefits of
becoming a member. Meetings are held at 7:00pm at the Christ Episcopal Church,
400 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes on the first Thursday of the month, October
through June. For further information please contact Jo-Ann Sisco (973-835-3508)
/ Kathy Troast (973-839-1137) or pomptonlakes@gmail.com.
March 2015
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Open Space - 7:30
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Recreation Comm. - 8:00
Zoning Board - 8:00
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Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Pompton Lakes Building Department
The Building Department is Open Daily From 8:30am-4:30pm.
Construction/Zoning Official Additional Hours Mon-Thurs 3:30pm-6:00pm.
Construction/Zoning Official, Ron Van Dine – ext. 224
Building Dept. Clerk/T.A.C.O., Marlene Smith –ext. 223
Planning/Zoning Secretary, Lori Clinton – ext. 241
Property Maintenance Inspector, Ray Forrester – ext. 223
To fax information 973-831-7494
e-mail addresses – building@pomptonlakesgov.com
rvandine@pomptonlakesgov.com
To schedule Building, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire Inspections
please call ext. 223.
Construction / Zoning / Sub Code Official
The Construction Official is the enforcement agency that oversees the State Uniform
Construction Code (UCC). The Building Department is responsible for processing
permits, performing inspections, investigating code violations, and is entrusted with the
safety of the residents. The State of New Jersey updates and adopts new construction
codes periodically.
• construction permits are required for interior and exterior construction work on
residential and commercial structures; failure to comply may result in
penalties or fines
• inspections require at least 72 hours notice
• all inspectors carry identification which shows their affiliation with the
Borough of Pompton Lakes
• prior to construction please contact the Building Department for additional information or visit www.state.nj.us/dca/codes
Projects that require permits are fences, steps, sheds, hot water heaters, decks,
hot tubs, roofing or siding and any type of pool, including blow up pools, kitchen and
bathroom renovations, tank removal or abandonment, electrical & plumbing work.
• a survey of the property and a zoning application are required before
a permit can be issued for any exterior projects which will expand the
primary or accessory structures
• Continued Certificate of Occupancy – CCO’s are required for all resale or
changeof tenancy for residential homes and businesses
• applications may be obtained from the Building Department and appointments
must be scheduled for the CCO inspections. Please allow three weeks to complete the process
• as per Ordinance 13-12 Storage containers and /or Dumpsters
now require permits.
Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment, ext.241
planning@pomptonlakesgov.com
Office Hours: Monday-Wednesday 9:30am-1:30pm, Friday 10:00am-1:00pm
Land use rules, regulations and standards have been established to guide land
development in the Borough of Pompton Lakes in order to promote the public health,
safety and general welfare of the municipality. The function of the Planning and Zoning
Boards is to ensure that new development and changes to existing development are made
responsibly in an effort to preserve the character of the Borough.
Planning Board:
The Planning Board consists of nine members, who are designated by four different
classes, and two alternate members. The Board is responsible for reviewing subdivisions,
site plans, planned development, conditional uses and certain variances. The Planning
Board has the authority to prepare, adopt and from time to time amend or revise the
Borough’s Master Plan.
The Planning Board meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 8:00pm in the Municipal
Council Chambers.
Zoning Board of Adjustment:
The Zoning Board of Adjustment consists of seven members and four alternate
members. The Zoning Board reviews applications to grant variances to allow relief from
municipal zoning laws. They hear requests for interpretation of the Zoning Map and local
Zoning Ordinances. The board also hears and decides on appeals of decisions of the
administrative officer enforcing the zoning ordinance.
Zoning ordinances may be viewed on the Borough’s website: www.pomptonlakesgov.
com, Borough Code, Zoning and Land Use. Answers to “Frequently Asked Questions”
with regard to zoning may also be found on the Borough’s website.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 8:00pm in
the Municipal Council Chambers.
BOROUGH ORDINANCES PERTAINING TO MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTIES
These ordinances can be accessed through the Borough’s website
www.pomptonlakesgov.com. (link to Borough code (e-code360))
Property Maintenance (Ordinance No. 99-19) Chapter 142
Sidewalk Maintenance Property (Ordinance No. 93-12) Chapter 163
Rental Occupancy Standards (Ordinance No.07-07) Chapter 148
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Senior Citizens Services
Veterans
John Harris – 973-569-4090 930 Riverview Drive, Suite 200, Totowa, NJ 07512
Office Hours - Mon., Wed., Fri. - 8:30am-12:30pm | Tues. and Thurs. – 12:30pm-4:30pm
Meals for Seniors
9am-1pm $1.25 donation
Bloomingdale Senior Center - 973-835-4433
101 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale, NJ 07403
Transportation Available
Discount Prescription Drug Programs – 1-800-633-4227
Pompton Lakes Golden Agers – 973-839-0385
Saint Mary Seniors – 973-839-3681
Shepherd’s Haven Social Adult Center – 973-835-4747
County Services:
• Passaic County Satellite Office- 1237 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell 973-513-9900
• Passaic County Department of Senior Services,
Disability and Veterans Affairs, 930 Riverview Drive,
Suite 200, Totowa, NJ 07512
973-569-4060 - Fax 973-256-5190
• Senior Citizen Housing – 973-839-2000
• Meals on Wheels – 973-569-4099
• NJEASE (easy access single entry) – 800-222-3737
• Public Assistance – 973-839-5705
1237 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell
Passaic County Division of Veterans Affairs provides information and assists veterans and their families with benefits
they are entitled to such as pensions, insurance, education, tax deductions, survivor benefits, medical, and nursing
home placement. As part of the County’s Outreach Program, free veteran identification cards are available for Passaic
County veterans. Information regarding locations, times and dates is posted monthly on the Borough’s website.
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Dept. of Military and Veterans Affairs Outreach Clinic, 275 Getty Ave. Patersonopen Monday/Friday 8:00am-4:30pm. (973-247-1666/ 973-247-8903.)
Passaic County Para Transit provides transportation Mondays and Tuesdays for outpatient County
residents at Veterans Administration Hospital in East Orange.
red and yellow mailbox depository for old and/or ripped American flags is located in the vicinity of
Wells Fargo Bank on Wanaque Avenue.
A display banner in front of the Municipal Building welcomes home anyone who has served overseas in the Armed Forces. The Borough sponsors an annual Veterans Gathering in the month of November to
honor all veterans.
Senior Transportation:
• Passaic County Para Transit – 973-305-5756
The Passaic County Para Transit program maintains a fleet of
vehicles, which provides free transportation for the County’s
senior citizens and disabled residents in need of non emergency rides to medical appointments, shopping centers,
County run nutrition and adult day care sites, and for disabled
residents to attend group work programs. Special lift vans are
available to accommodate non-ambulatory individuals.
• Easy Ride Community Cars Program-973-340-3400, ext. 7275
Annual membership fee of $15.00-initial pick up fee: $2.50 trips within 10 miles - .57 /mile-----trips beyond 10 miles $1.14/mile
Program provides affordable and customized transportation
for seniors. Rides are not restricted and can be used for
various needs such as shopping, luncheon with friends, or
medical appointments
Utility Assistance:
Public Service Gas and Electric – 800-436-7734
Jersey Central Power and Light – 800-662-3115 (dial 0)
Tax Assistance:
Property Tax Reimbursement Program (PTR) - 800-882-6597
Homestead Rebate – 877-658-2972
Photos displayed on VFW Building
Local Government Directory
Passaic County:
Kristin Corrado, Clerk
401 Grand Street
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-225-3632
kcorrado@passaiccountynj.org
Board of Chosen Freeholders
401 Grand Street
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-881-4000
www.passaiccountynj.org
11th Congressional District
40th Legislative District:
Congressman
Rodney Frelinghuysen
30 Schuyler Place, 2nd Floor
Morristown, NJ 07960
973-984-0711
Senator Kevin J. O’Toole
Wayne Plaza II
155 Route 46, West
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-237-1360
senotoole@njleg.org
Richard Berdnick, Sheriff
435 Hamburg Turnpike
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-389-5919
www.pcsheriff.org
Bernice Toledo, Surrogate
77 Hamilton Street
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-881-4760, ext. 208
bernicet@passaiccountynj.org
Assemblyman Scott Rumana
Wayne Plaza II
155 Route 46, West
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-237-1362
asmrumana@njleg.org
Assemblyman David C. Russo
22 Paterson Avenue
Midland Park, NJ 07432
201-444-9719
asmrusso@njleg.org
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Police (973) 835-0400 | Emergency 911
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Recycling Saves Tax Dollars
Items that Cannot be Recycled
Broken Glass, Mirrors, Windows, Auto Glass, Light Bulbs of any type, Building Products and
Construction Materials, Pots & Pans, Auto Parts.
Recycling Center
A Ton Of Garbage Costs Us $70
A Ton Of Recycling Pays Us $60
Last year, Pompton Lakes collected more than 5,000 tons of solid waste. Converting half
of this to recycling would save taxpayers $325,000! Not to mention the many benefits to
our environment. We all need to do our part. Did You Recycle Today?
Recycling is now MANDATORY in the Borough of Pompton Lakes and shall be enforced.
All persons, firms, corporations and other entities, whether public or private, shall be
subject to the mandatory recycling provisions of Chapter 160B of the Administrative Code of
the Borough of Pompton Lakes, and State of New Jersey-Regulation N.J.A.C. 7:26-2C
Collection Schedule – Refer to Borough Map on last page of the Calendar to determine
your “Section”. Then refer to the Calendar for your collection schedule. The Borough strives
to collect Co-Mingled Recyclables twice per month and Paper Recyclables once per month.
Recyclable Materials – Co-Mingled Materials and Paper/Cardboard should be kept
separate and are collected on different days.
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Plastic Jugs and Containers (detergent, cleaners, shampoo, bleach, mouthwash, oil)
Plastic Bags, Buckets, Plates, Utensils, CD Cases, Flower Flats & Pots, Blister Packs
Wax Coated Containers (juice, milk, frozen cartons)
Aluminum Foil, Trays & Tins
Styrofoam Egg Cartons, Cups, Plates, Coolers
Plastic Toys
The Borough Recycling Center is located on Grove Street and is open to all Borough Residents and Businesses. Residents and Businesses must display on their mirror or show the
attendant a valid Borough decal or I.D. upon entering the Center. The Center is open Monday
through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The Recycling Center offers biodegradable lawn and leaf bags at a cost of $.35 cents per
bag. The following materials are accepted at the Recycling Center:
• Grass Clippings
• Leaves, Brush & Tree Limbs (max length 8 ft; max diameter 2 inch)
• Co-mingled Glass, Plastic & Metal Recyclables
• Aluminum cans - must be separated from other co-mingled recyclables
• Paper & Cardboard Recyclables
• Corrugated Cardboard – must be separated from other paper recyclables
• Electronic Equipment & Computers
• Metals
• Waste Engine Oil
• Car Batteries
Tires may be brought to the Recycling Center at a cost of $2.50 per tire without the rim and
$5.00 per tire with rim.
Propane tanks are not accepted at the Recycling Center.
Be advised that leaving materials at the recycling center gate when the
center is closed is considered illegal dumping and punishable by fines
and/or imprisonment.
Recycling Educational Materials Are Prepared By Pompton Lakes Environmental
Committee, And Paid For With Recycling and Clean Community Grant Monies.
REMOVE CAPS FROM ALL CONTAINERS – ALL ITEMS SHOULD BE EMPTY,
RINSED AND FREE FROM FOOD
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Cardboard & Corrugated Cardboard
Cereal Boxes, Cake Boxes, Cardboard Boxes, Paper Towel Tubes, Paper Bags
Pizza Boxes (no grease)
Wrapping Paper (non-foil/non-metallic)
Break down and crush boxes to save space
DPW 973-835-1465
Recycling Center 973-616-5900
dpw@pomptonlakesgov.com
Benjamin Steltzer C.P.W.M., DPW Superintendent, bsteltzer@pomptonlakesgov.com
Tim Duffy, D.P.W. Supervisor, tduffy@pomptonlakesgov.com
Solid Waste Collection Regulations
DPW 973-835-1465, Recycling Center 973-616-5900, dpw@pomptonlakesgov.com
Benjamin Steltzer C.P.W.M., DPW Superintendent, bsteltzer@pomptonlakesgov.com • Tim Duffy, D.P.W. Supervisor, tduffy@pomptonlakesgov.com
Collection Schedule – Refer to Borough Map on last page of the Calendar to
determine your “Section”. Then refer to the Calendar for your daily collection
schedule. Except during declared emergencies or during leaf recycling season,
the Borough strives to collect solid waste twice per week.
in the month of October and continues through the beginning of December, thereby eliminating one trash pickup day each week for the entire leaf season. Refer to
calendar for collection dates. Trash collection shall be restored to twice a week
upon ending of leaf season. Do not sweep or blow leaves into storm drains.
Acceptable Waste Containers –All containers shall be maintained in a sanitary condition consistent with rules and regulations established by the Board of
Health. No containers shall have ragged or sharp edges or other defects liable to
hamper or injure workers collecting solid waste or be in such condition that they
are unable to prevent contents from leaking out of the container or precluding
vermin, rodents, insects or animals from accessing the contents of the container.
Containers shall be made of metal or plastic with suitable handles, tight fitting
covers and shall be water tight. Containers shall have a capacity of no more than
45 gallons and shall weigh not more than 60 pounds when fully loaded.
We encourage those homeowners who have the yard space, to compost their own
leaves on site, and/or use the “cut it and leave it” philosophy when doing your own
lawn work.
Collection Practices –All recyclable materials must be separated from the materials which are placed out for solid waste collection. Solid waste shall have
free liquids drained from it. Solid waste containers shall be placed at the curb
line of the property or at such other locations as may be designated by the Superintendent of Public Works. Containers may be placed for collection at any time
after 6:00 pm the night before collection day and before 6:00 am of the day of
collection.
The following materials may not be included with normal waste for collection:
Recyclable materials * Contagious disease solid waste including contaminated
apparel, bedding, etc. *Highly flammable or explosive refuse *Waste oil, tires,
appliances *Hazardous Waste *Propane tanks *Construction materials, demolition materials, tree trunks and stumps, cinderblocks, etc.
Branch & Brush Collection – Branches must be tied and bundled and cannot
exceed 3 feet in length and must be no wider than ½ inch in diameter. Branches,
brush, and thatch pick-up begins in the spring. Refer to calendar for collection
dates. BRANCH OR BRUSH THAT IS PROTRUDING FROM TRASH CANS WILL NOT
BE COLLECTED. IMPORTANT NOTE: Please refer to map enclosed. Sections 1 &
3 will be collected on Thursday. Sections 2 & 4 will be collected on Friday.
Recycling – See Recycling Calendar Page for details on Recycling.
Street Sweeping Information –Borough streets are scheduled to be swept twice
each month through a shared service with Bloomingdale DPW. Street sweeping
is suspended during the heavy leaf drop period beginning at the end of October.
During the months of November through March, street sweeping will be scheduled as needed. The schedule may be amended during the year depending on
weather conditions, equipment emergencies, etc. Please note street sweeping
does not pertain to Wanaque Avenue, which is regularly swept by Passaic County
crews.
For information on the proper disposal practices for these or any other questionable materials, please contact the Department of Public Works at 973-835-1465.
Paint, Hazardous Waste and Special Collections – Household Hazardous Waste
and Computer/Electronics collection events are scheduled throughout the year
by Passaic County Office of Recycling and Natural Resource. For more information call Passaic County Natural Resources Hotline at 973-881-4506.
Grass Clippings – Pompton Lakes does not collect grass clippings. “Cut It and
Leave It” or bring the clippings to the Recycling Center. Note: Grass cannot be
put in plastic bags.
Stain and oil based paints are hazardous waste and cannot be put in the trash.
Latex paints should be disposed of in the trash after removing the lid and allowing the contents to dry completely.
Leaf Collection – The Borough of Pompton Lakes will be providing designated
collection of leaves from all households (refer to calendar for collection dates),
weather permitting. To ensure curbside collection of leaves, the leaves must be
placed in special biodegradable paper bags (available at the recycling center) or
containerized loosely in clean garbage pails and/or trash cans. Leaves in plastic
bags and/or raked into the streets will not be collected. Leaf collection begins
Remember – the dumping of leaves, grass, or other debris, in rivers, streams,
or lakes, is in violation of our Borough Ordinances.
We encourage those homeowners who have the yard space,
to compost their own leaves on site, and/or use the “cut it and leave it” philosophy when doing your own lawn work.
Borough of Pompton Lakes • 25 Lenox Avenue • Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442 • 973-835-0143
Municipal Building Main Number - 973-835-0143
Mayor Katie Cole Council President Richard Steele Councilman Lloyd Kent Councilman William Baig Councilman Michael Serra Councilwoman Terri Reicher Councilman Michael Simone 240
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Administrator, Kevin Boyle Borough Clerk/Deputy Administrator, Elizabeth Brandsness Deputy Clerk, Barbara Padula Registrar of Vital Statistics, Barbara Cichon Licensing Dog and Cat, Jill Walsh Main Office - General Borough Fax Animal Control 239
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Building Department
Construction & Zoning Official, Ron Van Dine Building Department Clerk/T.A.C.O., Marlene Smith 224
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Court
Court Administrator, Heather Prokop Emergency Management, Al Evangelista Environmental Officer, Ed Merrill Finance Department, Peggy Cohen Fire Department (Non Emergency), 25 Lenox Avenue First Aid Squad (Non Emergency), 700 Ramapo Avenue 236/237
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973-835-1480
Health Department
Health Officer, Mary Ann Orapello Registered Environmental Health Specialist Nurse Health Department Library, 333 Wanaque Avenue Planning Board/Zoning Board, Lori Clinton Police Department (Non Emergency) 226
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Public Works Department
Superintendent, Ben Steltzer General Information Recycling Center, Grove Street Recreation Department Shade Tree Commission Tax Assessor, Michael Barker Tax Collector/CFO, Gail Bado 973-835-1465
973-835-3524
973-616-5900
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Pompton Lakes Board of Education, 237 Van Avenue 973-835-1553
973-835-2221
973-839-3777
973-835-1910
Lakeside School, 316 Lakeside Avenue Lenox School, 35 Lenox Avenue Lincoln School, 40 Mill Street Pompton Lakes High School, 44 Lakeside Avenue St. Mary’s School, 25 Pompton Avenue PL Municipal Utilities Authority, 2000 Lincoln Avenue Post Office, 47 Lakeside Avenue 973-835-7100
973-835-2010
973-839-3044
800-275-8777
Senior Citizen Services
Pompton Lakes Golden Agers St. Mary’s Seniors Senior Citizen Housing Passaic County Office on Aging Passaic County Para Transit Meals on Wheels Public Service Gas & Electric Jersey Central Power & Light Cablevision 973-839-1377
973-839-2665
973-839-2000
973-881-4950
973-305-5756
973-569-4099
800-436-7734
888-544-4877
201-337-2100
Houses of Worship
Christ Episcopal Church, 400 Ramapo Avenue Congregation Beth Shalom, 21 Passaic Avenue First Church of Christ Scientist, 243 Hamburg Turnpike Kingdom Hall/Jehovah’s Witness, 146 Willow Avenue Lutheran Church of Incarnation, 220 Hamburg Turnpike Pompton Reformed Church, 59 Hamburg Turnpike Powerhouse Catholic Church, 222 Wanaque Avenue rear
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, 17 Pompton Avenue The Journey Within, 25 Carr Street 973-835-2207
973-835-3500
973-835-2125
973-839-1273
973-835-5537
973-835-0541
973-248-6635
973-835-0374
973-616-9685
County of Passaic Services
Passport Surrogate’s Office County Roads Board of Elections Public Assistance County Satellite Office 973-225-3632
973-881-4760
973-881-4500
973-881-4515
973-839-5705
973-531-9900
Local Organizations
VFW Tri-County Post #2906, 260 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes Elk Lodge #1895, 15 Perrin Avenue Pompton Lakes Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 129 PL League of Woman Voters, 96 Summit Avenue Rotary Club of Pompton Lakes, P.O. Box 289 Woman’s Club, 10 Furman Drive, Wayne NJ 07470
Lakeland Marine Detachment, P.O. Box 8 Genesis Freemasons Lodge #88, 15 Hamburg Turnpike 973-835-7370
973-835-1895
973-839-0187
973-568-1578
973-839-1400
973-839-0826
973-835-3352
973-616-8550