Spring Newsletter


 

 
Pequannock Township Fair Housing
  
Pequannock Township Police Department


New Officers Hired
 

 

 


 

The police department would like to welcome the newest officers to its ranks. The Pequannock Police Department recently hired Cesar Hurtado of Rochelle Park, N.J. and Nicholas Schreck of Riverdale, N.J. Patrolman Hurtado is a graduate of Fort Lee High School and Rutgers University where he received a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. Patrolman Schreck is a graduate of Vernon High School and Ramapo College where he majored in Business Management. Both officers graduated from the Passaic County Police Academy in March of this year and were sworn in at the Pequannock Council Meeting on April 4th. The department is proud to have these highly qualified officers joining the department and wishes them both luck in their careers.  






 

 
Pequannock Township Public Library
 
 

 
May and June 2017 Adult Programs
  ALL EVENTS ARE FREE
 
An Orientation to Early Memory Loss

On Thursday, May 11th at 7PM, Kristine Allen will present an educational seminar to learn the difference between normal and abnormal age-related memory changes,   the ten signs and risk factors, to separate myth from reality, and address commonly held fears about Alzheimer's. Ms. Allen is the Co-Founder and President of Act Now Foundation's Alzheimer Resource Center of NJ and her goal is to reduce the impact of Alzheimer's disease in urban communities and for supportive Alzheimer educated environments. Please call 973-835-7460 to reserve a seat.
 
Lincoln Center Local - Program: In Need of Music - The Songs of Ben Toth
 
On Friday, May 12th at 11AM, enjoy a screening of a live Lincoln Center performance of an intimate showcase of new songs by Ben Toth performed by Cheyenne Jackson and Lindsay Mendez. Considered a singer's composer, Ben Toth has served as musical director and vocal coach to some of the biggest stars on Broadway. Please call 973-835-7460 to reserve a seat.
 
Just Add Color; Adult Coloring Program
 
On Monday, May 22nd, at 7:00 pm, join us to enjoy the calming benefits of coloring. Various coloring books and pencils will be available to choose from. Don't stress about registering, just come and enjoy.
 
The ABC's of DNA
 
Walter Choroszewski shares his experience with DNA testing and teaches how you can discover the hidden treasures in your DNA.  Find out more at this free event taking place on Thursday, May 25th at 7PM.  Please call 973-835-7460 to register.
 
America's Funniest Grandma
 
On Thursday, June 8th, at 7PM join Marion Oxenhorn, the LaffLady, for an entertaining night of stand-up comedy. Find out how a grandmother from Morris Plains changed her life and career several years ago with an act that blends topical humor with wry observations about domestic life. Please call 973-835-7460 to reserve a seat.
 
Yoga for Achy Backs
 
On Friday, June 9th at 1 PM, join Kathleen Shannon, who will show participants techniques that induce the relaxation response through simple yoga positions, breathing, and meditation. Wear loose clothing and bring a towel or floor mat. Please call 973-835-7460 to reserve a seat.
 
The Lower East Side Illustrated Lecture
 
On Thursday, June 15th at 7PM get a taste of NYC's Lower East Side with Marty Schneit, a licensed NYC tour guide, as he entertains you with stories and tidbits that recount the lives of the neighborhood's most famous residents like Irving Berlin, Eddie Cantor, and George Burns. Please call 973-835-7460 to reserve a seat.
 


Mark Your Calendars
Pequannock Township Shred Day

Saturday, June 3, 2017
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Pequannock Township Municipal Building, Front Parking Lot

Bring your personal and confidential paper documents and watch them be shredded for recycling.  No need to remove staples and paper clips.

Open to Pequannock Township residents only (no businesses please)


 
 
Department of
   Public Works
 
  Flushing of fire hydrants began on Monday, May 1 and will continue for approximately two weeks between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and Midnight (weekdays), weather permitting.  Discoloration of the water and low pressure may occur in the area of flushing; however, this condition is temporary and the water remains safe to use.  It is suggested that residents be alerted to such discoloration of the water when laundering is done between these hours.

Flushing removes sediment from the water distribution system and tests the operation of fire hydrants.  The cooperation and patience of residents is requested during ths flushing program.

Township of Pequannock

973-835-5700

peqtwp.org