Deputy Mayor Quinton Law

Main Street in this Burlington County town is getting a European bakery The owner previously had a brick-and-mortar bakery in Riverton

Congratulations to the Firefighters of Lenola Volunteer Fire Company Station 313 for graduating their Fire1 class! 🔥

There was a fatal vehicle accident on Tom Brown Road yesterday. Please keep the family in your prayers and remember to drive safely. 🙏🏽

Moorestown Police Department investigating a fatal motor vehicle accident that occurred Tuesday afternoon on Tom Brown Rd.

On Tuesday, July 16, at approximately 2:28 pm, officers responded to a single-car motor vehicle accident on Tom Brown Rd. The investigation revealed a two-door sedan left the road and struck a tree. The 57-year-old male driver from Cinnaminson was airlifted to Cooper Hospital and was pronounced deceased a short time later. No other vehicles were involved. The Moorestown Police Department’s Traffic Unit is conducting the investigation.

What a great event! Thank you for organizing MooreUnity!

Moorestown Town Council recognized July as Disabilities Pride Month at last night’s council meeting. Luke Barton, Candace North, Race Reiner, Karen Reiner, and Anji Silveri were in attendance to accept the proclamation from Mayor Nicole Gillespie. In recognizing July as Disability Pride Month, Moorestown celebrates the countless talents, experiences and contributions of individuals with disabilities and encourages all residents to take meaningful action to build a community that is inclusive to all.

Sue Mammarella, Moorestown Councilwoman, Councilman Chris Keating, Deputy Mayor Quinton Law and I had a great time in today's 4th of July parade, and I think this was a record crowd! Huge thanks the all-volunteer Moorestown 4th of July Parade Committee for all of their hard work to bring this great event to our community!

Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Thank you to Kindness Today, Better Together Moorestown and MooreUnity for coming together to celebrate our independence and remind us that, at the end of the day, we are all Americans.

When we stand together and are kind to one another, that’s when our country is its strongest! Thank you to the Moorestown 4th of July Parade organizers for keeping this tradition alive! You can support the 2025 parade at https://www.moorestown4thjuly.org/ 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thank you to Senator Troy Singleton for supporting Moorestown businesses!

Threatened birds and bees discover the new oasis of Swede Run Fields in South Jersey

Is Firefighting in Your Future? Find Out Citizen Fire Academy Aug 5-9 One of your neighbors posted in Community Corner. Click through to read what they have to say. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)

Moorestown was once again named the #1 town in South Jersey by South Jersey Magazine! We're proud of all of the amazing people, places and experiences in our town and grateful for the recognition!

Town Hall is closed today in commemoration of Juneteenth. (Trash will still be collected). Today we remember our past and endeavor to ensure a future where all members of our community are inherently treated with the respect and dignity every person deserves.

We encourage our residents to join us for the 2nd Annual Juneteenth Flag Raising Ceremony at the Municipal Complex parking lot (111 West 2nd Street) at 6 p.m.

Water conservation is a township-wide effort. Every resident’s actions make a difference.

The township often sees an uptick in water consumption amid rising temperatures. Given the additional strain this puts on the township’s system AND the additional water it requires us to purchase for New Jersey American Water, the township strongly encourages residents to follow Moorestown’s water conservation ordinance.

Questions, comments on New Albany Business Park welcome via survey Residents are encouraged to provide feedback or ask questions regarding the June 17 presentation to council.

During hot and humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged. When your body heats too rapidly to cool itself properly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through dehydration or sweating, you may experience a heat-related illness. Learn the symptoms of excessive heat exposure and the appropriate responses. weather.gov/safety/heat-illness

Congratulations to Moorestown’s Mamta Patel on your approval by the Senate Judiciary Committee and the full Senate today on your nomination as an Administrative Law Judge! This has been a longtime dream of hers, and with her commitment to public service, legal acumen, and demeanor, I am so proud to have supported her along this journey.

I am so grateful to my council colleagues for re-electing me as Deputy Mayor. Thank you, Senator Troy Singleton, for swearing me in and your continued support for our community! Another shout out to our dedicated volunteers, professionals, and township staff for making Moorestown special. Excited for a fantastic 2024!

Happy Barbara Rich Day! 😁

Our 2nd annual Barbara Rich Day is coming up tomorrow!

This year, we encourage residents to recognize the occasion. Take a walk on one of our trails, clean out a storm drain or find another small way to help our local environment on Barbara's behalf. Show us how you've chosen to honor Barbara this week and send in a photo to [email protected].

2024 is going to be a big year in Moorestown!

Moorestown mayor looks to 2024 - The Sun Newspapers Moorestown didn’t slow down in 2023. Cooper University Health Care opened the first phase of its newest and largest outpatient campus at the Moorestown Mall last November, and a referendum regarding a 1959 law on family amusements at the mall passed, among other accomplishments for the township. ....

I'm enjoying this chilly afternoon with an incredible latte from French Press ! Our Main Street district is really improving, and I'm grateful to all the entrepreneurs choosing Moorestown to expand their businesses. Looking forward to a bright 2024! ☕️📈

Welcome to 2024 New Year, new news   Moore News Here to give you Moore of the latest News from Town Hall.   Town Hall closed for New Year's Day Town Hall will be closed on Monday, Jan. 1. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda