City of Bridgeton

The Public Works Department is operated by Lower Merion Township, which includes a range of playgrounds, swimming pools, picnic areas and nature parks that spread across an area of more than 660 acres. The department administers several public works activities, as well as prepares, implements and oversees the annual Capital Improvement Program. It operates highway, refuse, shade tree, and electrical, facilities, fleet and equipment maintenance divisions. The Public Works Department collects household hazardous waste materials, including automotive and paint products and pesticides. Additionally, the department conducts street sweeping events. The Public Works Department maintains and operates the sanitary sewer system of the township.

The Burlington Township Tax Collector's Office in Burlington, NJ is responsible for the billing, collection, reporting, and enforcement of property taxes for the municipality. They also act as the collecting agency for various governmental agencies, including the District Schools Tax, The Fire District, and Burlington County. Property owners are required to pay taxes on February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1, with a ten-day grace period for each quarter. Failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt individuals from paying taxes or the interest due on delinquent taxes. The Tax Collector's Office operates a payment window for water, sewer, and taxes, and accepts payments online, but does not accept credit card payments over the phone.Generated from the website