Mt Olive Township Water & Sewer Department

The Mount Olive Township Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that maintains social order and peace, as well as provides law enforcement services. It provides services for the protection of residents lives and property, as well as deterrence, detection and investigation of criminal activities. The department employs a staff of more than 50 full-time, sworn officers, civilians and volunteers. The Mount Olive Township Police Department provides patrol enforcement, crime prevention and reporting, neighborhood watch, identity theft security, and personal and home safety services. It also offers bike patrol, emergency readiness, and gun permit and registration services. The Mount Olive Township Police Department, established in 1929, is located in Budd Lake, N.J.

The Borough of Netcong, located in Netcong, NJ, is a charming small town nestled in the mountains of Morris County. Netcong boasts a bustling Main Street lined with a variety of dining options, from Tex-Mex to Italian cuisines, creating a vibrant downtown area. The town's proximity to Lake Musconetcong enhances its picturesque appeal, offering residents and visitors a serene waterfront setting to enjoy. Netcong takes pride in its educational system, providing both parochial and public schools with a low student-to-teacher ratio of 10:1. This focus on individualized learning ensures students have better access to their teachers, fostering a conducive environment for academic growth. Additionally, high school students benefit from attending Lenape Valley Regional High School, a shared facility that serves Netcong, Stanhope, and Byram residents. With a strong emphasis on community engagement, Netcong hosts annual events like Netcong Day (currently on hold due to COVID-19) that draw vendors and visitors from near and far. The town's commitment to promoting a sense of togetherness is further exemplified through its up-to-date transportation services, including New Jersey Transit train connections to NYC Path Trains, making Netcong a convenient and accessible hub for travelers from diverse backgrounds. Generated from the website content

The Washington Township Municipal Utilities Authority, established in 1972 under a state ordinance, serves a significant portion of Washington Township in Long Valley, NJ. With a central location on East Mill Road, the authority absorbed two private water companies in 1976 to expand its service coverage. While the majority of the township falls under the purview of the Washington Township MUA, certain areas in the northwestern section are served by the Hackettstown MUA. Payments can be made in person, by mail, or conveniently through the authority's website. Generated from their available business information