Construction is underway and we are so excited for what’s to come! During construction, the playground will remain closed. The rest of Hammonton Lake Park is open for your recreational enjoyment. The Hammonton School District will open its playground for public use at Warren E. Sooy Elementary School beginning June 14th from dawn to dusk. Once the summer program begins in the month of July the playground will be open from 5:00 pm to dusk. The track around William T. Capella field will also be open for public use beginning Saturday, June 11th after the Hammonton Cancer Foundation Walk for our Neighbors! [...]

The Town of Hammonton will be starting work on the playground in mid-June at the Hammonton Lake Park. This will be the first phase of reconstruction during a multi-phase, multi-year project at Lake Park. Due to this construction, and for the safety of visitors to the park, the playground will be closed until construction is complete. In addition, there will not be fireworks in Hammonton on Independence Day this year. It has been a thrill to bring the fireworks back to Hammonton Lake Park these last few years. We hope to host a bigger and better event when we bring back [...]

Following the Rally for Ukraine held on Saturday, April 30th, many have asked how they can help. Below are all the links to ways to donate. Link to Atlantic City Press Article   United Ukrainian-American Relief Committee Inc. 1208 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19111 215-728-1630; uuarc.org • Ukrainian American Cultural Center of NJ 60 N. Jefferson Road, Whippany, NJ 07981 uuacnj.org • Doctors Without Borders 40 Rector St., New York, NY 10006 212-679-6800; doctorswithoutborders.org • World Central Kitchen 200 Massachusetts Ave., NW 7th Floor, Washington, D.C. 20001 202-844-6330; wck.org • UN High Commission for Refugees, USA Office 1310 L St., NW, Suite 450, Washington, D.C. [...]

Plan for the bag ban! Next Wednesday, May 4th you'll need to bring your own bags with you to shop in New Jersey.  

PUBLIC WORKS – SNOW REMOVAL GUIDELINES Our Public Works Department is working hard to make driving safer and easier in snowy weather. Depending on the duration and amount of snowfall, town trucks may have to plow your street several times. As snow rolls off our plows, it will accumulate in driveways. Please understand that this is unavoidable, and it is the homeowner's responsibility to clear it. Here are some helpful hints to make "snow" business less frustrating: Place Trash & Recycling Toters at the curb line for pickup. Be sure to remove them ASAP afterward, to prevent damage to them. Shovel [...]