Effective today, The City of Orange Township has CLOSED all parks, recreation areas and facilities for the public. This includes all school district playgrounds and fields. For details from the Township, please visit www.ci.orange.nj.us.
An Important Announcement from Mayor Dwayne D. Warren, Esq. and the Orange Municipal Council CLICK HERE NJ Division Consumer Affairs - 973.504.6240 Mayor's Hotline - 973.280.1621 For information and updates on this event and other activities in Orange please visit us online at www.ci.orange.nj.us - and like us on Facebook:www.facebook.com/orange.jersey
Mayor Dwayne D. Warren, Esq. And The Orange Municipal Council MOVING ORANGE FORWARD ATTENTION! March Senior Events Cancelled Due to Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Pandemic In an abundance of caution, The City of Orange Township is cancelling ALL SENIOR EVENTS for the balance of the month of March, effective immediately. Medical appointments and grocery shopping transportation will still take place; however, see below for scheduling and new protocols. REGULAR MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION CALLS Call (973) 280-3825 to schedule transportation at least 3 days prior to your appointment. COVID-19 (CORONA VIRUS) MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION PROTOCOL Do not schedule a medical transportation appointment. The City [...]
This is an important message from the City of Orange Township concerning the coronavirus pandemic. The city has been closely monitoring the rapidly changing situation around the Coronavirus outbreak. Mayor Dwayne Warren is actively managing the situation in concert with local, state and federal health officials, and advising common-sense measures such as hand washing and what to do if people are feeling sick as an initial response to expressed public desire for guidance. At this time, there have been no reported cases of the coronavirus in Orange. In an effort to protect residents and city employees, Mayor Warren is closing [...]
Do you have QUESTIONS ABOUT 2019-nCoV also know as CORONAVIRUS An Important Message From Mayor Dwayne D. Warren, Esq. The State of New Jersey has opened a hotline: (1-800-222-1222) for the public to ask questions about 2019-nCoV. The 24-hour hotline is operated by the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System, also known as the New Jersey Poison Center. The free hotline is staffed with trained health care professionals and can accommodate callers in multiple language. Get answers today!
Coronavirus: What You Need to Know Click HERE for Important Information for Orange Residents Regarding the Coronavirus
A Special Award for a Special Young Man At 6:00 this evening, Orange Fire Director Kenneth Douglas will make a special presentation to an aspiring firefighter - 1st Grader Kevin Guaman - at today's "Student of the Month" Recognition Ceremony at Orange Preparatory School, located at 400 Central Avenue. Kevin Guaman's dream is to be a firefighter. He comes to class every day with a smile on his face and a desire to learn. As a special needs student, Kevin is dedicated to being the best version of himself and puts a great amount of effort into everything he does. Kevin is supportive and collaborative [...]
PSEG Energy Insights February 2020 Recently PSE&G introduced a new mobile app for its customers. The new and easy-to-use app is the most recent example of PSE&G's commitment to improving customer service through innovation and technology advancements. Please click here to see how PSE&G is meeting customers' expectations by offering multiple ways for customers to do their business that fits into their busy schedules, on their own time, and in their own way. Joe McQueen - Regional Public Affairs Manager For Martin Luther King Jr. Day, thoughts on Public Service At PSE&G, "Public Service" is more than our name [...]
NEW LAW: Starting March 17, 2020 83000 People on PROBATION and PAROLE, more than our capital city of Trenton's population, WILL BE ABLE TO REGISTER TO VOTE
City of Orange Township launches K-9 Unit The Orange Police Department introduces its new canine unit at the Orange Police Department on at 1:00 pm on Saturday, February 15. The K-9 will be a German Shepard, purchased from Tarheel Canine in North Carolina The dog will serve multiple purposes: specializing in narcotics, tracing for articles and handler protection. The training will begin on February 17 and will be conducted by the Voorhees Police Department, through its ties to the New Jersey Police Officers K-9 Association. The graduation date will be around June 5. "The new K-9 Unit will be an [...]
