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Arts on the Boulevard Program - Winter 2019
The Voorhees Arts on the Boulevard program winter 2019 exhibit features the artwork
of 22 local artists. Come check out over 60 pieces of art displayed in
the windows of storefronts on the Voorhees
Town Center Food Court. Want to own a piece you saw? Check out pricing and contact information below. |
Voorhees Becomes Silver-Level Certified
On October 31, 2016, Sustainable Jersey representatives announced that Voorhees Township has met the rigorous requirements necessary to achieve silver-level certification. Efforts to achieve this milestone were spearheaded by Sustainable Voorhees. For more information, see the press release included below.
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New Emergency Notification System
![]() In an effort to provide more reliable communication with residents and businesses, Camden County and Voorhees Township have implemented the Swift911 emergency notification service. The Swift911 system allows officials to quickly alert constituents of utility outages, road closures, fires, floods, hurricanes, evacuations, and other emergency events via voice, text, fax, email, and CAP/IPAWS. As this is a new service, prospective users must register for Swift911 even if they currently receive notifications from other providers such as CodeRed or Nixle.
The following information is required to enroll in Swift911:
Because alerts are targeted geographically, a physical address is mandatory for Swift911 registration. Registered users can sign in at any time to update their contact information and notification preferences. Submitted information will be used for emergency communication purposes only.
Please use the portal below to register for Swift911 or update user information.
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Licensing Your Pets
![]() Sustainable Voorhees encourages all pet owners to observe state and municipal laws regarding the annual licensing of dogs and cats over seven months of age. Compliance benefits you, your pet, and your community.
There are many reasons to license your pet:
Any Township resident who owns, possesses, or boards a dog or cat for more than 10 days must obtain a license. The license fee for a spayed (neutered) dog or cat is $12.00 while the fee for a non-spayed (non-neutered) dog or cat is $15.00. All licenses expire December 31 of the issued year regardless of the date they are obtained and must be renewed no later than January 31 of the following year. There is a $25.00 late fee for all pets whose licenses are renewed after May 10.
To obtain a dog license, you must show proof that the animal has a valid rabies vaccination that does not expire before November 1 of the licensing year. If a dog's rabies vaccination expires before November 1, the dog must be revaccinated before the Township can issue a license. To obtain a cat license, you must show proof that the animal has a current rabies vaccination at the time of licensure. Free rabies vaccinations are provided by the Township each year on the first Saturday in May.
For more information on how to license your pet, contact the Township Clerk at (856) 429-7757. |
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