In October 2008, a severe winter storm made significant portions of Washington Township impassible for traffic. Additionally, the storm caused prolonged disruption to power, telephone, and cable service. Since then, the Washington Township Committee has been investigating low cost, efficient methods of contacting Washington Township residents in situations where the timely dissemination of information will assist the residents of Washington Township.
As part of that process, the Washington Township Committee
would like to determine the level community interest in receiving information.
If you would be interested in participating, assuming there is sufficient
community interest to justify the effort, please complete the form below.
We hope to accommodate cell phones with calls and/or text messages. We
will evaluate the level of interest within the next 90 days.
Please tell your neighbors, relatives, and friends about our efforts to determine the community interest, as the level of participation will if the program in implemented.
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Washington Township, originally occupied by the Lenape Indians,was settled
in the 1700's by German Protestants and became known as German
Valley. The area known as Schooley's Mountain was probably America's
earliest summer resort and spa because of the chalybeate water
mineral springs.
Today, the area is known for the German Valley Historic District
stone structures, excellent services, and it's proximity to New York
City. Recreation is still an important attribute with Township, County,
and State Recreation facilities, and native trout streams and rivers.
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Then & Now
The
WTCEO Fireworks festival is scheduled for June 27, 2009, a
great family day. Don't miss this event!. 
The
WT Shade Tree Committee will demonstrate proper shade tree maintenance
using an Air Spade 
The
WT Committee want s to notify you in case of an emergency! Are
you interested? Complete the survey. 
Reserve your spot for Washington Township's Summer Tennis Camp.- Details
The
David D Hammar Foundation is sponsoring it's First Annual 'Ride
for Awareness' 
A
rabid cat was recently confirmed in the area of the Naughright/Bartley/Coleman
Road intersection 
Washington
Township's Summer Hours M-Th 7:30 AM to 5PM start June 1 and run
through September 4, 2009 . Details
The
Annual PBA Fishing Derby at Koehler's Pond is Coming Soon!
Prizes, Food, Fun, 
Don't
miss the Lunch and Show at Hunterdon Hills with the Washington
Township Seniors 'Singin' Dancin' an Little Romancin' 
WT
Health in cooperation with the NJDEP is offering
The
Washington Township Committee proclaimed June as Myasthenia Gravis
Month 
The Washington Township Health Department has provided information regarding the Swine Flu Outbreak 
Fairmount
Fire is the source of those blue reflective signs seen all over
town. Let people find your residence easily. Details 
There
are still some pickets left. Buy a picket with an inscription in honor or memory of a loved one, for a present or to help support our community playground.
