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4 Οκτ 2024 · Monday to Friday 7:00am - 3:00pm. Phone 732 536-0188. DPW office is the 2nd left off Township Drive (Public Works Way). Engineering, Planning and Zoning Divisions, Tax, Administration. Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm.
- Tax Collector
Division of Tax Collection. Senior Freeze (Blue Book) –...
- Forms, Permits, Licenses
Marlboro Township issues a number of licenses and permits,...
- Water Utility
Water Utility - Township of Marlboro, NJ - Home Page
- Recycling
All questions regarding curbside lawn debris, bulk pickup,...
- Calendar
Calendar - Township of Marlboro, NJ - Home Page
- Mayor Jon Hornik
The Mayor is the Chief Executive and Administrative Officer...
- Township Council
The Marlboro Township Council is made up of five elected...
- Resolutions & Ordinances
Resolutions & Ordinances - Township of Marlboro, NJ - Home...
- Tax Collector
2 ημέρες πριν · Division of Tax Collection. Senior Freeze (Blue Book) – Filing Deadline October 31, 2024. Property tax information can be found using the link on this page “View & Pay Property Taxes Online”. The 2024 Final/2025 Preliminary Tax Bills have been mailed.
Marlboro Township issues a number of licenses and permits, some of which are available online. The first table will guide you to find the Online options that are available. The second table will guide you to the appropriate downloadable forms and regulating organization.
Marlboro Township is a township in Monmouth County, in the U.S. state of New Jersey.
Township of Marlboro - Government, Marlboro, New Jersey. 8,212 likes · 340 talking about this · 2,646 were here. The official FB page for Marlboro Township, NJ
The Marlboro Economic Development Committee (EDC) is committed to bringing many types of new businesses into the community, including retail, office, industrial, and light manufacturing.
The name Marlboro came from the discovery of marl on a farm just east of the village in 1768. Marl is composed of the remains of prehistoric fish, clams, etc., from the period when New Jersey was part of the ocean bed. Farmers used marl to improve productivity of the soil in the days before commercial fertilizers were available.
