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Mayor’s column: Thanks for recycling

Voorhees Township Public Works Department works hard to keep our neighborhoods, parks
and roads clean and safe. The Department’s mission is to provide and maintain quality public services and sustainable infrastructure to meet the needs of our community.

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Our residents cooperate by using the recycling guidelines provided by the Department of
Public Works. Last year, the Department of Public Works collected 13,150.27 tons of recycling materials and 8,609.12 tons of solid waste (trash) from our residents.  60.43% of all residential waste collected was recycled.


By removing 13,150.27 tons of recycled materials from solid waste disposal, residents
helped Voorhees save $1,182,604 in trash disposal costs.  Thank you to all residents for
recycling! For more information about trash and recycling, visit their website:
https://voorheesnj.com/departments/public-works/trash-collection-guidelines/trash-recycling-information/

The Animal Welfare Association is now offering day camps from 9am-3pm on
holidays and school breaks for children ages 7-14. The dates are Feb. 19, March 29, April
1, 2, 3. They will play educational games, make animal-related crafts, hear from special
guests, peek behind the scenes of AWA and hang out with animals. Register:
https://give.awanj.org/kidsdayoffcamp2024. For more information, contact education@awanj.com or call 856-424-2288 x219.

The association is also offering Wags & Wiggles grown-up-and-me style
classes for children ages 2-4 on Feb. 27 and March 26. This program will teach all little
animal lovers about animal safety, kindness and compassion. Each class will last 45
minutes and includes instructor-led story time, a craft and developmentally age-
appropriate activities focused around animals. Register at https://give.awanj./wagswiggles2024. For more information, contact education@awanj.com or call 856-424-2288 x219


The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club is hosting its Trivia Night on March 9 at the
Gibbsboro Fire Hall on 131 Hilliard Road. The cost is $60.00 per person. For more
information, contact Roger Leonard raljr@log-insurance.com 856-627-2600 x427
** The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club, in conjunction with Voorhees Township School
District, presents artwork by students with autism on April 20 from 10am-4pm in the
Town Center inside the mall. Enjoy art displays, a live piano performance and food. For
more information, call Alan Stein at 609-320-7876 or email alanfsrotary@gmail.com

The Camden County Board of Elections needs poll workers for the upcoming elections.
This year the Board of Elections is hiring employees 16 and over. $300 for the day from 5am – 9pm on Tuesday, June 4 (Primary Election) and Tuesday, Nov. 5 (General Election)
For more information, call (856) 401-8683.

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