The Township of Cinnaminson
The Township of Cinnaminson is a community of families, neighbors and businesses. Taking our name from the Lenni-Lenape Tribe, we are the place where fresh waters and fresh ideas flow. We pride ourselves on an effective education system, on neighbors who care about our homes and one another and a well-run local government dedicated to serving citizens fairly and economically. We warmly welcome new businesses and support our long-term business partners.
FROM OUR JOURNAL
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Brush Collection Starts March 2, 2020
Brush collection starts in Section 1 on March 2nd. Please have brush curbside by 7:00 am …
Cinnaminson Holiday Lighting at Wood Park
Cinnaminson Township will be holding our Annual Holiday Lighting Celebration on November 30th, 2019 from 6:30pm …
Christmas & New Year’s Holiday Trash Schedule
Everyone’s trash will be collected a day late for Christmas week & New Year’s week. Recycling …
Senior Holiday Dinner
Invitations have been mailed to Cinnaminson senior citizens inviting them to the Senior Holiday Dinner on …
Cinnaminson Newsletter – November 2019
Published 11/26/2019 Clink link below for information and reminders for Cinnaminson residents. Cinnaminson Township News – …
Town Hall Closed for Thanksgiving
Published 11/22/2019 Town Hall will be closed Thursday, November 28th and Friday, November 29th for the …
Cinnaminson Township
News and Events
06/29/2020
The Burlington County Environmental Commission ask that residents please review the following information regarding the Spotted Lanternfly - an invasive species that can be very devastating to certain New Jersey crops and hardwood trees.
If you happen to find any egg masses, scrape them off, double bag them and throw them away. You can also place the eggs into alcohol, bleach or hand sanitizer to kill them.
• Watch instructional video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoFp_MbDiE8
• Collect a specimen: Specimens of any life stage can be turned in to the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s lab for verification.
• Take a picture: With your GPS function turned on your smartphone or a camera with GPS, take a photograph of ANY life stage (including egg masses)
• Submit picture to: [email protected]
• Report a site: If you can’t take a specimen or photograph, call New Jersey Spotted Lanternfly Hotline at 1-833-223-2840 (BADBUG0) and leave a message detailing your sighting and contact information.T
It says not to report in Burlington County
John Michael
I just called to make sure, as we have seen some black w/white spotted ones, says we shouldn't report.
We reported
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