• Rendering Of Pennsauken's New Library/Municipal Complex
  • Township Committee 2024 Reorganization
  • Senior Luncheon At Pennsauken Country Club
  • Pennsauken Swears In New Police Officers
  • Pennsauken Cuts Ribbon On Multi-Use Trail Expansion
  • Battle Of The Badges Blood Drive
  • County Marker Highlights "Pennsauken Five"
  • Summer Kick Off Fireworks
  • Senior Citizen Appreciation Day
  • Remembering 9-11 In Pennsauken
  • Summer Kick Off
  • The Pennsauken Free Public Library
  • The Pennsauken Transit Center At Dusk
  • Pennsauken Car And Bike Show
  • Pennsauken Township Building
  • The Historic Burrough-Dover and Griffith Morgan Houses In Pennsauken

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PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING
5605 N. Crescent Blvd., Pennsauken, NJ 08110
856-665-1000



Time Lapse Camera of New Library / Municipal Building Construction

time-lapse camera has been set up to view the ongoing work at the site of what will be Pennsauken's new Library/Municipal Complex! 

View images from the last day, the past week, a month, or the entire project to date!

To view the time-lapse camera, CLICK HERE.


Residents can send crime tips anonymously through the Pennsauken PD app from their smartphone. Tips will be reviewed by the Pennsauken Township Police Officers, who may respond to your tip in whichever format you submit it. Tips are entirely anonymous, and your contact information is not transmitted to officers.

The Pennsauken PD app is available for download for free via the Google Play Store, iTunes App Store or on our website at https://pennsauken.gov/police/tips. Anonymous web tips can also be submitted using the webform on that page.


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Welcome to Pennsauken Township

 

Vince MartinezHello,

My name is Marco DiBattista and I am honored to be Pennsauken Township’s Mayor for 2024.

Welcome to the Township website. Through this site, we hope to introduce visitors to our community and to serve our almost 36,000 residents.

Pennsauken is 12 square miles, bordered by the Delaware River, Cooper River, Cinnaminson, Palmyra, Camden, Merchantville, Collingswood and Cherry Hill. The town was incorporated in 1892 and currently is home to just under 35,500 residents and 3,300 businesses.

We are proud of our cultural diversity in Pennsauken. We are proud of our location and access to all the major highways in South Jersey. We are also proud of our Transit Center, connecting the RiverLine and the NJ Transit Atlantic City line. 

We have a diversity of housing options. Some built before the Township was incorporated in 1892, some built in the 1950-1960’s, and some new builds. Drive around the neighborhoods and get familiar with the town we call home.

Pennsauken Township Committee has made an ongoing commitment to enhancing our outdoor spaces. We've got some great multi-purpose trails, awesome parks and playgrounds, and an amazing skatepark that is the best in all of South Jersey.

The Municipal Building, located at 5605 North Crescent Blvd (Route 130) at the intersection of Route 130 and Merchantville Avenue, is open from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information and a list of departments to contact, click here.

Thanks for visiting!

We look forward to working for and with you.