Electronics & Foam Recycling This Saturday

Monthly electronics and #6 foam recycling dropoff is available this Saturday, September 18 at the Department of Public Works yard off of Berkeley Avenue, near the new Municipal Complex. Coming from Plainfield Avenue, go past the old Town Hall and take you...

Free Flu Clinic Sept. 23

The Township is offering a flu shot clinic next Thursday, September 23 - free with most insurance plans - with vaccines being given by Walgreens. 

According to the CDC, the single best way to reduce the risk of seasonal flu and its potentially ser...

Hurricane Ida Updates - Township Activity and Resources

Tropical Storm Ida Debris Pickup Begins Friday Sept, 10; Chipping to Follow

Berkeley Heights residents most affected by the aftermath of Tropical Storm Ida can leave storm-related household debris only at the curb beginning Friday, September 10 through Friday, September 17. Department of Public Works (DPW) crews will come pick up...

Ida Resources for Small Businesses

Governor Phil Murphy Announces $10 Million in Financial Relief for Small Businesses Impacted by Tropical Storm Ida

Interim assistance will provide grants up to $5,000 to storm-impacted businesses/non-profits with up to 50 employees 

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BH Restaurant MONTH Starts Sept. 1

Berkeley Heights Restaurant Week has expanded to Restaurant Month!

This September, 21 participating establishments ranging from fine dining to delis (and even wine and liquor stores) will be offering you a wonderful experience, whether you choose to dine i...

Road Projects You Should Know About

August 30 Update

Locust Avenue - The developer of the new 55+ community under construction on Locust Avenue is paving part of Locust Avenue. On Tuesday, August 31, contractors will be milling and repairing the base one lane at a time between 7 am and 4 pm....

Adopt a BH Storm Drain!

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Q. What's a great way to help keep your community clean, promote stormwater management, and keep our stormwater infrastructure as resilient as possible, all with just a few minutes of your time?  

A. Participate in the ...

What to Do If You See the Spotted Lanternfly

The spotted lanternfly, with its whitish upper wings and red lower wings dotted with black spots, has become a familiar sight across Union County, and even here in Berkeley Heights. This invasive insect has the potential to impact dozens of important plan...

Masks Required for All in Town Hall

A reminder that anyone entering our new municipal complex at 29 Park Avenue is required to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. This is due to the increase in "breakthrough" COVID cases in Berkeley Heights (vaccinated residents contrac...

New Developments in Berkeley Heights - What You Need to Know

*Please note: This is a living document. We will add to it as other questions arise and updates are made to various projects. 

You may have heard (and seen while driving around town) that there are a series of new developments coming to town. &...

Moody’s Assigns MIG 1 to Township; FY2019 Marked 6-Year High

Moody’s Investor Services has assigned Berkeley Heights Township an MIG 1 short-term rating and affirmed its Aa1 long-term credit rating which reflects the township's strong fundamental credit quality and its established record of market access. Moody’s p...

Mayor Angie Devanney's State of the Township Address: January 2021

Good evening. Happy New Year to everyone. Happy 2021. I don’t think any of us have wanted to usher in a new year so badly as this one. First, a moment of silence for the 66 Berkeley Heights residents who have lost their lives and the 713 residents who hav...

TAPinto Berkeley Heights Catch Up with Mayor Angie Devanney

TAPinto Berkeley Heights continues our "Catch up with Mayor Angie Devanney" series. In a recent edition, Mayor Devanney talks provides an update on the Mondelli Property on Plainfield Avenue, as well as the planned work for adjacent Peppertown P...