News and Events

 

 

SPECIAL ALERT

 

In the last several weeks, an increased number of residential burglaries have been reported to the Elk Township Police Department. A majority have occurred during late morning or early afternoon hours while residents are away from their homes. The actor(s) have forcibly entered through doors and windows of the residences.  The suspect(s) may be operating a white mid-size vehicle, (unknown make and model). The accused appears to be a white male in his mid to late 20’s.  The police department is advising residents not to leave your valuables unsecured.  Anyone who observes any type of suspious activity should do their best to get a license plate number, description of vehicle and description of any suspious people in the area and call 911 immediately.  Do not try and confront anyone that you may encounter.  If you have any questions please contact Detective Steven Wojciechowski @ 856-881-6688 ext.25. 

 

 

 

ELK EDGE NEWSLETTER

 

Below you will find back issues of the Elk Edge, the Township's newsletter. Just click on the date of the newsletter and it will open up in Adobe Reader format.

 

Newsletters for 2011

 

›  August 2011

 

›  March 2011

 

 

»  Newsletters for Previous Years

 

WHAT'S NEW IN THE TOWNSHIP 

2011 Tax Breakdown for Elk Township Residents

Your tax bill is enclosed with the newsletter. We felt it important to let you know where your taxdollars go after they are collected by the Township. As you can see from the chart, 52% of your tax
dollars go to support our schools. The County of Gloucester (which includes the County Library and County Open Space Tax) makes up 24% of your tax bill and Elk Township makes up the final 24%.

»  CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Township Committee meetings, boards, commissions, committee meetings, other important events and dates.