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Update on COVID-19 – April 7, 2020
A Message from Mayor Mahr As your Mayor, along with Police Chief Trigo and the head of Emergency Management, Fire Chief John Piccola, we expect everyone will follow the lawful orders of NJ Governor Phil Murphy, especially during a declared ...
Update on COVID-19 – April 6, 2020
A Message from Mayor Mahr Earlier today the state reported another 3,363 positive COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number in NJ to 41,090. We now have a total of 3,685 confirmed cases in Union County. There are also now 20 ...
Update on COVID-19 – April 5, 2020
A Message from Mayor Mahr Tonight, I invite all Fanwood households to leave an extra light on to show our support and gratitude for medical teams, first responders, mail and delivery workers, pharmacy grocery, and restaurant workers, teachers and child ...
“Almost two decades of hard work is now paying off for our citizens as we see property values rising and young families taking root in our thriving town.”
— Mayor Colleen Mahr
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New Parking Rates effective in September
Effective on September 1st, daily parking rates at the Fanwood South Side Train Station parking lot will be increased to $6.00.
Union County to Honor Residents Who Perished in 9/11 Attacks
The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders invites members of the community to honor the memory of the 60 Union County residents who perished in the 9/11 attacks by visiting the Union County September 11th Memorial, Monday, Sept. 11th from the morning hours until 9 p.m. at Echo ...
Fanwood Recreation Fall Programs for Seniors
Fanwood Recreation announces its Fall schedule of programs for Fanwood’s senior community. Programs begin the week of September 18th and end the week of December 18th, are scheduled for approximately 12 sessions, and will be held at the Forest Road Park building unless otherwise noted. Programs include Aerobics, ...
Library Celebrates Two Retirees
The Fanwood Memorial Library would like to thank two women for their many years of service to the library, both of whom have recently retired from their services. Anita Wallden is leaving after 20 years of service at the Library. She worked in the children’s department and, among ...