Welcome to Elk Township     "The Official Elk Township Website"

 

Mayor Phil Barbaro, Jr.

 

Mayor Phil Barbaro

 

I'm pleased to introduce our new and improved Elk Township web site. We wanted to renew and refresh our municipal site for all residents to enjoy.  The new calendar will keep you informed about meetings and events happening in our community.  Please take a moment to browse the website.  I am sure you will be happy with its improvements.

 

  Take a look at the calendar of events.

IMPORTANT NOTICES TO RESIDENTS

 

2012 Dog Licenses Due

 

Tuesdays  9 am to 3 pm, &  

Thursdays 1 pm to 4 pm

or, can be mailed in.

 

› More Information


 

Elk Township Baseball & Softball Registration

 

Welcome back for another great baseball and softball season.  Please complete the registration form and bring it with you to the Baseball Clubhouse during registration.  We will not register a player without a signed release.

 

Registration Dates and Times
 Saturday, February 11, 10 am to 2 pm

 

›  Registration Form

 

Parental Help is needed! Sign up to be Coach; Assistant Coach; Team Mom; or Grounds Care. Help our 2012 Season to be Successful!

   QUICK LINKS:

 

  ›  Public Works

  ›  Tax Assessor

  ›  Municipal Clerk

  ›  Tax Collector

  ›  Police Non-emergencies

  ›  Municipal Forms

 

   Have an EMERGENCY?

   Call 911

 

 

   2012 TRASH PICK UP

 

   ›  Trash Pick-up Schedule

       Updated

Elk Township Farmers grow the best fruits, vegetables, and horticultural products not only in the state but the country.  Most of our stands are closed for the season; however, here is a link to the Harvest Dates chart from the NJDA.  It's a great planning tool for next year.

 

›  List of Farm Stands throughout Elk Township

 

 

Jacob and Leonard Fisler, from Switzerland, who purchased land here in 1791, settled Elk Township.  Elk Township was originally noted for its lumbering business, but at present is known as a farming community, with some of the finest orchards in the country to be found in the area.


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