Announcements
PT COURT ASSISTANT – WASHINGTON TWP, MORRIS COUNTY – Approximately two to four hours per court session, two sessions (one day, one evening) one day per month. Rate of $14-1...
The Washington Township Green Team and The Market at Long Valley are happy to announce that they will be back for a second year.
The Market at Long Valley will be located on East Mill Road, on the fi...
The Washington Township (Morris County) Community Garden (WTCG) is proud to announce that all garden bed fees will be waived in 2019 to celebrate our 7th year of community gardening and to enc...
Washington Township Recreation T-Ball Squirts utilizes fun games and activities. Players will develop their skills in hitting, throwing and fielding. At the end of each session participants ...
The Washington Township Health Department would like to share with its residents the seasonal newsletter from the Morris County Office of Health Management. Each newsletter offers some va...
Washington Township Police Department would like to remind residents of a tool to help aid in calls of services with individuals living with Autism. New Jersey has the hi...
The Shade Tree Commission will be leading a volunteer planting its annual planting event on Saturday, April 6. This year's planting will talke place along Kings Ridge Dr. We have tree stakes, tre...
“Girls Rock” Yoga classes are suitable for everyone, and will consist of a series of strengthening, relax breathing, meditation exercise, games, making connections with their peers, and a fun ...
Effective January 1, Washington Township transitioned our community alerting system from the previous NIXLE platform to a new Morris County-wide alerting system called Rave Alert.
Resident registration is required to continue receiving advisories from Washington Township Office of Emergency Management (WT OEM). Please read the attached step-by-step instructions for registering (click here).
If you experience any registration difficulties, please email WT OEM deputy coordinator Bruce Clark at [email protected].
***Troubleshooting Tip: If you registered but are not receiving texts and/or emails, you can check your settings online at the Smart911 web site or by downloading the Smart911 Mobile App at https://www.smart911.com/smart911/login.action
On the Smart911 website, you can check your subscriptions by selecting the 'Alerts' tab:
In the Smart911Mobile App, you can check your subscriptions under settings:
For both the Smart911 web site and the Smart911 Mobile App, you must be logged in to check your subscription options and choices.
Paving of the following Township roads is planned for 2018:
- Cindy Lane, in its entirety, .31 mile, milling and base repairs scheduled to begin 6/19 for approximately three days. Road will be passable but please proceed with caution. Paving anticipated for 6/22 or 6/25 dependent on weather.COMPLETED
- East Springtown Road, from Camp Washington Road to Naughright Road, .75 mile, during June. Vehicular access will be limited for one to two days for milling and paving during which time detours will be in place.COMPLETED
- Old Farmers Road, beginning at East Mill Road. COMPLETED
Oil and Chip is planned for West Springtown Road (1.52 miles) and West Valley Brook Road (1.59 Miles). Portions of Reservoir, Frog Hollow and Tall Timber will also be oil and chipped.
The County plans to pave East Mill Road from Schooley's Mountain Road to East Valley Brook Road, 2.4 miles, September 17, 2018.
TIPS FROM JCP&L
Exhaust from backup generators, both portable and stationary, contains a high level of carbon monoxide (CO) gas, which can be dangerous or even fatal if inhaled.
- Read and follow the operator's manual closely before operating your generator.
- Locate the generator outside of your home and far away from windows, doors and vents.NEVER LOCATE A GENERATOR INSIDE YOUR HOME.
- Direct exhaust away from windows, doors and vents.
- Do not operate a generator in partially enclosed spaces, even if using fans or opening doors and windows for ventilation.
- Install CO detectors/alarms throughout your home to ensure you are aware of the presence of CO gas. You cannot see, smell or taste CO.
Service requests for 200' Lists, property record cards, additions to the website calendar, reporting dumping, potholes, power outages, tall grass, zoning violation and unlicensed animals can now be made online. The link to the request form is available at the top of every page on the Washington Township website.
A Municipal Service Request is a form-based web request for service that is automatically sent to the appropriate department after it is submitted. A Service Request may include quality of life issues including loss of power, the discovery of a pothole, or suspected code violations.
The Municipal Service Request is NOT a search engine for information on the site nor for emergencies that require an immediate response. Please call 9-1-1 for emergencies. For inquiries that are not service requests please use the contact us button at the top of any page or visit the department pages on www.wtmorris.org
