Residents

To volunteer for a Township Advisory Board or Committee please fill out our Volunteer Application Form on this website and submit it, along with your resume to Business Administrator Aaron T. Watson at awatson@ewingnj.org.

If you have any questions, please be sure to look at the webpage for the Board to which you are applying and then direct any further questions to Mr. Watson. He can be reached by phone at 609-883-2900 x7605.

Check our Facilities Rentals page for detailed information about facilities at each park and pool and a link to an online reservation form.  To reserve a room contact Nancy Pappano  at the Community Affairs Office.  

If you have additional questions, contact Director Ted Forst or Secretary Nancy Pappano at the Community Affairs Office at 609-883-1776. They will help you with your reservation.

Submission of your application DOES NOT GUARANTEE that your reservation is confirmed. You will hear back from reservation staff if confirmed, with required additional information and fees.

In person - You may apply for a police report in person at the Police Department Records Bureau.

By Mail - The application form is available via email request to policerecords@ewingnj.org.

Ewing Township collects residential vegetative materials to be composted, mulched and recycled into organic materials that will be diverted from landfills and save tax dollars on disposal fees. Recycling vegetative debris is the law and the right thing to do. Please help do your part by preventing any trash from getting mixed into your curbside collection that will contaminate the organic materials in this process. When in doubt, throw it out in your trash can!

Bio-degradable yard bags are available to residents at the Department of Public Works, 136 Scotch Road, M-F 7:00am-3:30pm and on Saturdays 7:30am-2:30pm from March thru October. Please call 609-882- 3382 to check for availability before making the trip

100 Beakes Street, Ewing, NJ 08638, M-S: 7:30am - 2:30pm. (Access from Prospect Street to Dover Ave end of street.) Closed 11:30 - 12:30 for lunch.

Acceptable: Leaves, weeds, garden debris, vines, shrubs and brush trimmings must be less than 6" in diameter. The yard waste truck will collect neatly stacked or bundled brush/branches that are 6" in diameter or less; bundles may be up to 4' in length and must be stacked in orderly manner or bundled with twine or string. Yard Waste must be containerized in a biodegradable bag, can, or other vessel. No brush or yard waste larger than 6” diameter or 4’ in length will be collected curbside. Unacceptable: Loose Yard Waste. NO Grass Clippings. Miscellaneous waste material resulting from landscaping a residential dwelling which is not appropriate for composting, such as dirt, sod, animal droppings, rubbish, hay, straw, corn stalks, branches over 6" in diameter, stumps, root balls, logs, wood and/or wood chips, rocks, landscaping timbers, all food-type items (i.e. apples, pumpkins, garden foods/etc.), and concrete (see suppliers in yellow pages for disposal of concrete).

Opening burning has been prohibited in Ewing Township since 1998 (see Ordinance 98-13 – “No person shall burn or permit to be burned papers or other matter on any public street or any other open area, public or private, located within the Township.”)

If a large storm passes through our area and causes significant tree and brush damage, a special collection for storm debris will be announced by the mayor.

Ewing is required to follow the latest stormwater regulations from the State of New Jersey. We also want to do our part to keep our waters clean. Keeping our storm drains clean will reduce help to reduce pollution. Leaves in the roadway also impede traffic and are especially a hazard during wet weather. We anticipate that the new Zone collection schedule which provides loose leaf pickup every other week in November and December (with five separate collections during that period) should be sufficient to meet everyone’s needs while enabling Ewing to meet new State of New Jersey requirements. Should it be deemed necessary, additional pickups may be held in October and January.

All items must be placed by the road by 6AM on your scheduled day to ensure collection. Items should be placed out no earlier than sundown the night before your scheduled day.

Stormwater permit regulations identify grass clippings as a large source of pollutants to surface waters. Grass clippings cannot be collected, stored or processed without specific NJDEP approvals. Ewing Township and the NJDEP strongly urges residents to mulch grass back into their lawns, however, grass may be bagged in plastic and landfilled of with your weekly trash collection. Please only use this method as a last resort option, the costs associated with grass disposal are significant and will ultimately be a tax burden passed on to residents.

Recycling yard waste keeps valuable resources out of landfills and puts them back to work creating healthy soil.

We ask for your patience. Please keep in mind that the schedule is affected by holidays, bad weather, possible equipment breakdowns, and the sheer volume of the debris being collected. As a last resort you may call 609-882-3382.

The pickup schedule is always weather dependent and is normally the day after your garbage pick-up from March through the end of October. To keep our storm drains clear, ensure better water quality, and to comply with NJDEP environmental protection guidelines, please keep brush and yard waste away 10’ from the storm drains! Yard waste must be in compostable paper bags or containerized. Brush (branches and limbs) may be loose or containerized but should not include whole trees, tree trunks, or branches exceeding six inches diameter and cut into no larger than four-foot leng

Ewing Township does not provide loose leaf or yard waste collection to any commercial, institutional establishments and apartments / HOAs.

Please call the Ewing Township Department of Public Works at 609-882-3382 for further information. They will be able to determine tree ownership for you. [Cutting of trees on commercial properties is restricted by Ewing ordinance See Township of Ewing, NJ Tree Removal and Replacement (ecode360.com)

1. Taxes can be paid with cash, personal or certified checks, and money orders. Payment can be made at the Tax Office or use the drop box, or mail in the payment. If you are using the drop box, the payment will not be applied until the next business day.  Postmarks are not accepted.
2. If you use your bank’s online payment feature, please allow 7-10 days for your bank to process and mail the check to our office.
3. If you require a receipt, please send the entire bill back with your payment, along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Your bill will be receipted and returned to you.
4. Credit Card payments (and/or E-check) can be made online using the Township’s website. Click:  https://www.municipay.com for more information.  A convenience fee will be charged and collected by Municipay, not the Township of Ewing.

Lien calculation payoff amount can be requested by faxing at 609-883-7244. Request will be completed within 3 business days.

• Property Block, Lot & Qualifiers numbers
• Tax Sale Lien number
• Date payment will be in the tax office

Payment must be in the form of Cash, Money Order, or Official Bank Check only.  Personal or business checks or credit/debit card will not be accepted.