ALLOWAY TOWNSHIP
49 South Greenwich Street, Box 425, Alloway, NJ 08001
FAX 856-935-2993

MAYOR - Joseph G. Fedora   856-769-1589

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
Douglas Lore 856-358-0350          William "Rex" Cobb 856-451-1854

CLERK/REGISTRAR, VITAL STATISTICS Mary Lou Rutherford 856-935-4080

PLANNING SECRETARY/ZONING BOARD SECRETARY Nancy Merritt 856-935-0270
SOLICITOR John G. Hoffman 856-769-1300
ASSESSOR Donna Harris 856-935-7040
TAX COLLECTOR Thomas Freeman 856-935-4666
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER & TOWNSHIP TREASURER James Hackett 856-769-3730
ENGINEER Carl R. Gaskill 856-935-0688
JUDGE David E. Krell 856-455-6000
COURT ADMINISTRATOR Maureen L. Belum 856-769-1275
FIRE CHIEF Jeffery Pompper 856-935-3856/5271
BUILDING INSPECTOR CONSTRUCTION OFFICIAL:

Harold Underwood 856-935-3716

SALEM COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER 856-935-7510
AUDITOR Nick Petroni 856-881-1600
DOG WARDEN E.H.Shimp Jr. 856-769-3481
DOG REGISTRAR Mary Low Rutherford 856-935-4080
EMERGENCY MGMT.COORDINATOR:

Jeffery Pompper 856-935-3856/5271

BOSTWICK LAKE COMMISSIONER Donald Scheese 856-455-3462
HOUSING & ZONING OFFICER Walter Leslie 856-935-7240
COURT PROSECUTOR George G. Rosenberger, Jr. 856-935-7550
PUBLIC DEFENDER Craig W. Kugler 856-694-3920
TOWNSHIP HISTORIAN Margaret Matthews 856-769-2632

Township Committee meets 2^nd Thursday of each month
at 7:00 p.m. in Municipal Building, Alloway

Planning Board meets 2^nd Wednesday of each month

at 7:00 p.m. in Municipal Building, Alloway

Zoning Board Meets 1^st Monday of each Month
at 7:30 p.m. in Municipal Building, Alloway

Alloway Twp. Fire Company

Alloway Township Veterans Assn, Mowers Stations Rd., Alloway, NJ 08001. Telephone 856-935-9832

Interesting Alloway Fact: Caspar  Wistar, 1696 - 1752. 
Glass manufacturer; born near Heidelberg, Germany. He created a window
and bottle glassmaking factory in West Jersey in 1740. It was the
earliest successful workers' co-operative venture in the colonies. (source: www.biography.com)

Wistarburgh web site: www.wistarburg.org/

Interesting Alloway Fact: In Salem County, NJ,  the distinction of owning the first automobile went to Horace Vanleer of Alloway, as reported in the Salem Standard & Jerseyman of the day (2-7-1900). The make was not noted, but "the carriage" came with an "operator" from a factory in Cleveland, OH.

Resident Pat Jamison is president of the South Jersey Marble Collectors Club, PO Box 61, Alloway, NJ 08001