Morris County Household Hazardous Waste Days scheduled for September 15 and October 13 (pdf)

Residents can take advantage of the county’s Household Hazardous Waste Days to get rid of unwanted items in their homes and garages. The Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority has scheduled two free Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off days - September 15th in Parsippany and October 13th at Chatham High School - to help Morris County residents properly discard unwanted hazardous household products that have accumulated in their homes.

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New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Increases Utility Storm Response Requirements After March Nor’easters (pdf)

On July 25, 2018 the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities voted to accept the finding of an investigative report conducted in response to the March 2018 nor'easter that left hundreds of thousands of New Jersey residents without power. This is the report that was discussed at the August 13, 2018 Chatham Borough Mayor and Council Meeting.

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Chatham Borough Launches SeeClickFix, a Digital Request Reporting System for Residents (pdf)

Residents can report neighborhood issues they see like needed pothole repairs, street tree hazards, drainage issues and more - with photos, videos, and descriptions - using SeeClickFix available on the Borough’s website or through the SeeClickFix mobile app for Android or iOS. Once a concern is reported, the system automatically documents the location via GPS and routes the request to the department responsible for resolving the issue. Residents will be kept informed on the progress on fixing it. While phone lines and E-mail options for reporting issues will remain open, SeeClickFix will make it even easier to engage our residents in reporting concerns they see in our community.

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Morris County’s Mosquitoes Love August: Don’t Let Them Get Your Family and Friends (pdf)

This summer’s continuing heavy rainfalls are contributing to a mosquito infestation in the Morris County area. Heavy rains have caused increased flooding, which also increases the expanse of mosquito breeding habitat. Residents can help dramatically reduce the mosquito population by removing standing water from around your homes and property, because that’s where mosquitoes lay their eggs. Morris County’s Mosquitoes Love August: Don’t Let Them Get Your Family and Friends! Press Release provides tips on how to limit mosquitoes on your property.

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Letter from Assemblywoman Nancy F. Munoz to NJ Transit (pdf)

Letter from Assemblywoman Nancy F. Munoz to the Executive Director of the New Jersey Transit Corporation seeking to address the poor service NJ Transit has provided to residents.

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Enhanced Incentives Available for JCP&L Customers to Purchase All-Electric Nissan LEAF (pdf)

Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) customers can save $5,000 off the price of a 2018 all-electric Nissan LEAF – or receive zero percent financing for 72 months – simply by showing their electric bill and a copy of the official program flyer to a participating Nissan dealership. In addition, the purchaser could qualify for up to $7,500 in federal electric vehicle tax credits, and the New Jersey Sales and Use Tax Act provides a tax exemption for qualified zero-emission vehicles.

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Morris County has moved to a new emergency alert system called AlertMorris. In our town, it is called AlertChathamBorough (pdf)

With AlertChathamBorough, you can receive emergency alerts by email, text, phone, or whatever method of communication you prefer. If you were a member of the County’s old notification system, Everbridge, your information was forwarded to AlertChathamBorough. But we ask that you register again, so we are sure to have captured everyone in the new system.

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Payment of Third Quarter Property Taxes has been Extended to September 7th

The deadline to pay for 3rd quarter property taxes has been extended from August 1st to September 7th. Payments received after that date will be late and interest will be calculated from August 1st to the date the payment is made. There is no additional grace period after September 7th. Payments may be made online at www.chathamborough.org.

The Library of The Chathams Online Survey

What library services offered at the Library of The Chathams are important to you or members of your family? What type of programs would you or members of your family consider attending at the library? The library is your community center with resources and services for everyone. Help us provide what you want in your library by completing a brief survey.

What You Can Do To Prevent Heat-Related Illness (pdf)

The potential for developing a heat-related illness increases significantly with excessive heat as well as use of certain medications. Learn what you can do to help prevent heat-related illness during a heatwave.

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Updated Commercial Solicitation Ordinance

Chatham Borough amended its current Ordinance regulating commercial peddlers, solicitors and canvassers in order to comply with recent court rulings concerning constitutional rights of commercial solicitors offering to sell products or services door-to-door. As a result of the court rulings, door-to-door commercial solicitation by licensed individuals would be allowed between 9am and 9pm. Chatham Borough maintains a Do Not Knock Registry, which is a listing of residential addresses at which door-to-door commercial solicitation is prohibited. Households wishing to opt out of door-to-door commercial solicitations can submit a Do Not Knock Registry application to the Borough Clerk to place their address on the list. The Do Not Knock Registry is entirely voluntary.

NJ Transit Announces New Train Schedules to be Effective June 3rd (pdf)

NJ Transit has announced that service on the Morris & Essex line will be adjusted starting June 3rd to allow the agency to begin installing the positive train control safety hardware on locomotives and cab cars to meet the federal government’s December 31st deadline.

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Borough Hall Summer Office Hours Begin June 1st

Borough Hall offices will close Fridays at 1:00pm from June 1st through September 7th. Wishing everyone a safe summer season!

Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (pdf)

The Borough of Chatham Water Department routinely samples and tests for over 80 possible contaminants in our water supply to ensure that our customers are provided with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. Please do your part to help ensure a clean water supply by disposing of household cleaners, motor oil, and paint properly and limiting the use of fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.

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View Chatham Borough’s Preliminary Flood Hazard Data

The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is providing the public an early look at a home or community’s projected risk to flood hazards. FEMA’s Preliminary Insurance Rate Map webpage is geared towards homeowners and community officials who want to understand how their current effective Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) may change when the preliminary data becomes effective. Prior to the FIRM becoming effective, stakeholders are provided a 90-day appeal period in which they can appeal.

Chatham Borough is Actively Seeking Volunteers to Serve on Boards, Commissions or Committees (pdf)

Chatham Borough residents have a long history of volunteering for their community. Each year, many residents offer their time, energy, knowledge, and talent to the Borough by offering to serve on one or more of our boards, commissions, or committees. Learn about the many volunteer opportunities that are available and how to apply.

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Chatham NJ 07928 Postal Customers (pdf)

On Friday, December 8th, community leaders from Chatham Borough and Chatham Township met with USPS representatives to review concerns and outline plans to improve mail delivery service. The Chatham Post Office is working to restore the confidence in its ability to provide the best possible mail services in the Borough and the Township.

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New Jersey Clean Energy Program. Save Energy and Save Money (pdf)

Eliminate drafts during the winter months, lower utility bills, and improve the comfort of your indoor space. Everyone can save money and save energy through New Jersey's Clean Energy Program. Call (866)NJSMART

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NJ Safe Care Cam Program Expanded to Help Ensure the Safety of Elderly and Disabled New Jersayans (pdf)

The growth of our senior population has led to significant increases in the demand for both in-home and nursing home caregivers. The Safe Care Cam program, made possible by the NJ Office of the Attorney General Division of Consumer Affairs, will loan a hidden micro-camera, free of charge, to provide families with peace of mind that their loved ones are being cared for properly, or provide proof that immediate protective intervention is necessary.

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Rides for Seniors Transportation Assistance Program (pdf)

The Tri-Town 55+ Coalition has launched a new “Rides for Seniors” pilot program to help residents 65 years of age and older living in the Chathams and Madison schedule transportation for medical appointments, errands, or pleasure. The Tri-Town 55+ Coalition will subsidize each one-way trip, up to 15 miles, at a cost of only $5. Registration is now open and easy to do by phone or online.

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