News & Notices

Beginning at 9 a.m., Monday, April 19, until 3:00 p.m., and continuing Monday through Friday for the next several weeks, Allen Meyers is scheduled to close the left turn lane on Route 40/Wiley Road eastbound onto Courses Landing Road.

The Southern New Jersey Chambers have partnered to bring you a FREE webinar regarding the NJ Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program Phase 4 presented by the NJEDA.

Express yourself! Join us Saturday, April 24, 2021 to build your own birdhouse, create a paint-by-numbers masterpiece and
de-stress with yoga!

Salem County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services is Offering Free NARCAN Kits to Salem County Residents.

See post for all meeting dates. All meetings will be held at 9:00 am in Conference Room 105 at 110 5th Street, Salem, NJ 08079. Notice of the meetings will be posted on the bulletin board of the Salem County Courthouse and Fifth Street Building.

In an enormous show of unity, the entire Salem County Board of Commissioners, as well as the 15 mayors representing every municipality in Salem County, have joined together in support of preserving the Salem and Hope Creek nuclear plants.

For 40 years, PSEG Nuclear has been part of the fabric of our communities. When it comes to protecting South Jersey’s environment, our economy, and our workforce, we’re all in this together. 

The Dept of Health & Human Services expedited community mental health education for law enforcement in response to the growing need for community mental health support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us for our Annual State of the District Virtual Lunch presented by Senate President Steve Sweeney, NJ Assembly Deputy Speaker John Burzichelli & NJ Assemblyman Adam Taliaferro.

The County of Salem has contracted with “South State, Inc.” for the Resurfacing and Safety Improvements to Willow Grove Road, County Road #639 from Centerton Road, County Road #610 (MP 0.00) to Alvine Road, County Road #655 (MP 2.77).

Join us Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at Salem County Vo-Tech 880 Nj Rt. 45, Pilesgrove, NJ. Wear your lucky green shirt!

Tai Chi for Arthritis involves 12 movements or positions designed to be safe and beneficial for people with arthritis. You will be encouraged to learn the movements properly and slowly, working within your comfort limits.

The March 2021 edition of the Senior Scoop Newsletter is now available on the Office of Aging & Disabilities page on the Health Department website.