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Borough Of Merchantville
Borough Of Merchantville is located in the state of NJ and is home to 3,820 people.
Latest Meetings and Discussions
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Merchantville Council Meeting: Zoning, Lease Amendment, and Resolutions
Discussed on: 10/08/2025
Merchantville Borough Council Meeting Summary
Ordinance and Resolution Updates
Ordinance 25-13 was adopted, amending the ground lease wit...
Merchantville Health Dept. Meeting: Wellness Programs & New Business Focus
Discussed on: 09/10/2025
Merchantville Health Department Meeting Summary: Wellness, Senior & Youth Services
The Merchantville Health Department meeting held on September 1...
Merchantville Council Meeting: Zoning, Insurance, & Community Initiatives
Discussed on: 08/27/2025
Merchantville Borough Council Meeting Summary
Zoning Ordinances
The council will vote on Ordinance 25-10, concerning Chapter 94 related t...
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MORTON SALT
Morton Salt Awarded Contract for Road Salt Supplies
Published on: 10/13/2026
Morton Salt, Inc. has been awarded the contract for furnishing and delivering sodium chloride and pre-treated liquid enhanced sodium chloride for the Borough of Merchantville under the Camden County Cooperative Pricing System ID #57-CCCPS, on an as-needed basis. The unit prices are $79.85 per ton for Sodium Chloride and $97.85 per ton for pre-treated liquid enhanced sodium chloride. This contract covers the second-year option from the original award of Bid B-11-2024, with funding allocated from the Borough's 2025-26 permanent budget.
MERCHANTVILLE TASK
Raffle license approved for Merchantville Task Force
Published on: 10/24/2025
Merchantville Task Force has been granted a 50/50 raffle license, numbered 25-03TF, to conduct a raffle on October 24, 2025. The license has been approved after meeting all legal requirements, including checks to the Borough of Merchantville and the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission each in the amount of $20.00
MERCHANTVILLE TASK
Raffle license approved for Merchantville Task Force
Published on: 10/24/2025
Approval to issue a Raffle license numbered 25-04TF to Merchantville Task Force for the raffle taking place on October 24, 2025 with $20.00 check
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