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Part of Creek Road in Bellmawr will be closed beginning today, August 10, for emergency repairs. The stretch of Creek Road from Park Drive to the Brooklawn Circle is expected to be closed until the end of the day Friday while the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority repairs a force main.
The 2017 Annual Ryan Coyle Tournament was held on August 5 at the Bellmawr Recreation Center. This year, approximately $7,500 was raised with the proceeds being used to fund scholarships for baseball players.
Beginning at noon on Friday, August 11, NJDOT is scheduled to close a stretch of Creek Road and will begin to direct motorists along pre-planned detour routes for the improvements project to the Route 130 Circle in Brooklawn.
The 2016 audit for the Boro of Bellmawr has been completed. The auditor noted two findings that have been already been corrected or are in the process of being finalized.
National Night Out. was August 1. Photo Galleries from Gloucester City, Runnemede, Mt. Ephraim, and Bellmawr.
Focused Partners, LLC, (Compassionate Sciences) has applied to appear before the Bellmawr Zoning Board on Monday, August 7 seeking preliminary and final site plan approval regarding the property located at 640 Creek Road, which is the location of Nordt Precision Metal Manufacturing.
Construction of the new Warren Avenue water tank is underway. Once the new tank is fully constructed and operational, the old tank will be removed.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has approved the funding and construction of the “Creek Road Connector,” providing for improved local access and the mitigation of existing traffic issues in that area.
Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) announced that the City of Camden will be receiving $750,000 in funding from the Department of the Interior’s Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) program for a new waterfront park.
In preparation for the water tank replacement at Warren Ave., the contractor will begin to auger a test pile the week of July 24.