Princeton Courts & Violation

The Bordentown Township Police Department serves and protects the Bordentown community in New Jersey. The department offers various community programs for the residents within the township, including drug resistance education, fingerprinting, kidcare identification, child passenger seat safety program, project childsafe, and community policing unit. Its drug resistance program focuses on the health, social and legal risks, as well as the short- and long-term consequences of drug abuse. The Bordentown Township Police Department offers fingerprinting to all township residents free of charge. Its firearms agency has qualified firearms instructors, who process permits to purchase firearms applications. The department also has a bike patrol unit, which works at community and sporting events, Fourth of July festivities, and also does regular patrol work.

Recycling Hours: Monday through Saturday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Materials Accepted: Clear glass, brown glass, green glass, aluminum, tin, #1 plastic, #2 plastic are commingled. Bundled newspapers, auto batteries, junk mail & magazines, cardboard, clean waste oil and scrap steel are accepted.

The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey serves as a federal court located in Newark, NJ, with additional locations in Camden and Trenton. It is presided over by Chief Judge Hon. Rene Marie Bumb and Clerk of Court Melissa E. Rhoads, Esq., providing a range of judicial services and resources for attorneys and jurors alike. This court is dedicated to maintaining the integrity of the judicial process through various programs, including attorney discipline, pro bono services, and community outreach initiatives. The court also offers resources such as forms, guidelines, and information on notable cases to assist in legal proceedings. Generated from the website