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606 West Nicholson Road, Audubon, New Jersey 08106
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606 West Nicholson Road, Audubon, NJ 08106 E-Mail: info@boroughofaudubon.com Telephone 856.547.0711 Fax: 856.546-4749
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Holiday Tip # 5
Please do not drink and Drive.
Please have a designated driver or call for a ride.
Please do not drink and Drive.
Please have a designated driver or call for a ride.
Summer Health Tips
Hot tips for a cool summer
Doing little things can go a long way to having a cool summer. Below, you'll find some tips to help you and your family find ways this summer to help reduce pollution and learn about the environment.
Hot tips for a cool summer
Doing little things can go a long way to having a cool summer. Below, you'll find some tips to help you and your family find ways this summer to help reduce pollution and learn about the environment.
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*** HEALTH CARE REFORM BILL - WHAT WILL IT MEAN TO YOU ***
The reform bill has two phases. First, here are some things that Americans will see change in the first 6 months the bill is in effect......... click to read more
The reform bill has two phases. First, here are some things that Americans will see change in the first 6 months the bill is in effect......... click to read more
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* June 1st - Regulators close five more banks - WASHINGTON - Regulators have shut down three banks in Florida and one each in Nevada and California, bringing the number of U.S. bank failures this year to 78..- Courier Post
* July 15th - NJ governor signs property tax cap bill New Jersey's Republican governor has signed legislation capping local spending and property tax growth at 2 percent a year, after steering the compromise bill swiftly through a Legislature controlled by Democrats.......- Bolomberg
* July 4th - Trenton in accord on 2% tax cap - The bipartisan compromise reached with Gov. Christie would limit property-tax hikes, with exceptions. - Philadelphia Inquirer
* May 27th - Project Memorial - AUDUBON - On Thursday May 27th at 10:30 in the morning Students, Veterans, teachers and honored guests gathered in front of the memorial at Audubon High School to honor our veterans.Read more & photos - Bill Gannon
** 2010 Budget Summary **
Borough of Audubon - 2010 Municipal Budget Summary
Borough of Audubon - 2010 Municipal Budget Summary
Coming Soon - Contruction Code - FAQ
As requested during the last commissioners meeting, we are working on an FAQ for construction codes / permits.
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As requested during the last commissioners meeting, we are working on an FAQ for construction codes / permits.
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6/1 - Audubon School District
Audubon School District's "Points of Pride" Newsletter is available. click here
Audubon School District's "Points of Pride" Newsletter is available. click here
* June 7th - NJ bill seeks to boost bone marrow donations - USA Today
* June 7th - Dispersal of Oil Means Cleanup to Take Years, Official Says- Although the Coast Guard had trained for the possibility of cleaning up a disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, it had never anticipated that oil would spread across such a broad area and break up into hundreds of thousands of patches as the current spill has done.... - New York Times
** Audubon Announces Online Auction for Municipal Assets **
Audubon is auctioning off under utilized / unneeded assets,,,,,
Audubon is auctioning off under utilized / unneeded assets,,,,,
* July 13th - Stalled local transit projects result in loss of federal funds - Local transit agencies will lose about $5.7 million in federal funds committed for projects that have stalled or died. - Philadelphia Inquirer