| About Millstone Borough |
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Once known as Somerset
Courthouse, Millstone Borough was home to the county seat in 1738
and remained so until the courthouse and jail were destroyed by
British raiders. It is the smallest municipality in Somerset County
and possesses the distinction of a National Historic Site.
Want to learn more about our history? Click
here!
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| Borough
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| Free Notary
Services for Borough Residents, contact Mayor Ray Heck |
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| Borough Government |
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Mayor, Ray Heck
Tax Assessor, Marcia Sudano
Tax Collector, Diane Wynn
Clerk, Gregory
Bonin
Deputy Clerk, Michelle
Hovan
Counsel, Stephen M. Offen, Esq.
Treasurer,
Gregory Della Pia
Engineer, James
DeMuro
Magistrate, Jeffrey Green
Health Officer, Dr.
Glen Belnay
Recycling Coordinator, William
Poch
Historic Commission, Portia Orton
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Council |
Mayor, Ray Heck
Council President, William
Poch
Councilman, Robert McCarthy
Councilman, Joe Dempster
Councilwoman, Carolyn
Halm
Councilman, Scott Ross
Councilwoman, Denene
Smerdon
Monthly Council meetings held every 3rd Monday
@ 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Bldg. Click here
to view available meeting documents, such as agendas and minutes.
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Planning
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Mayor, Ray Heck
Chairperson, Keith Dorschner
Vice-Chairperson, Rebecca
Newman
Board Counsel, Gerard
Muller
Board Member, Jessica Pyatt
Board Member, Sal Ciurleo
Board Member, Richard McDermott
Board Member, Christine Fung
Council Liaison, Carolyn
Halm
Zoning Officer, Dan Devoti
Planning Consultant, Carter Van Dyke
Board Secretary, Denise
Piszkowski
Monthly Planning Board meetings held every 4th
Tuesday @ 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Bldg. Click here
to view available meeting documents, such as agendas and minutes.
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Building Inspector |
Rob
Ward
Phone: 609-633-2423
Office Hours: First and Third Tuesday
of each month from 3:00PM to 4:30PM at Borough Hall - See below for
address
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Millstone Borough Hall
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1353 Main Street
Millstone, N.J. 08844
Phone: 908.281.6893
Fax: 908.281.7530
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| News |
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Medicare Scam Tactics – Part II at Senior Wellness
Center
Charles Clarkson, attorney and coordinator of Senior
Medicare Patrol (SMP) of New Jersey, will return to the Somerset
County Senior Wellness Center, located at 202 Mt. Airy Road, at 1
p.m. on Thursday, July 17. He will
continue a program that was initially introduced to a full house
in April.
view all the details
Home Depot to Offer Nationwide Recycling for CFLs
Recycle your CFLs (Compact Fluorescent Lights)
at these Home Depots in and around Somerset County.
view the announcement
Bridgewater Rt. 28
400 Promenade Blvd.
732-469-5883 |
Bridgewater Rt. 202
736 Rt. 202 South
908-252-0101 |
South Plainfield
3100 Hamilton Blvd.
732-752-5900 |
Raritan
244 Highway 202
Flemington
908-782-2577 |
Watchung
1515 Rt. 22
908-222-7700 |
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PSE&G Notice of Herbicide Application
for Millstone Residents Near Electric Transmission Lines
view the Notice Herbicide Application
June 24th, 2008 Planning Board Meeting
Cancelled
view the
Sunshine Meeting Notice Cancellation
Millstone mayor leads effort to fight cuts in state aid to smallest
towns
Mayor Raymond Heck of Millstone in Somerset County
is leading an effort to create a coalition of nearly 200 towns
with populations of 5,000 or less to fight cuts in state aid. Read
related articles in Jersey
small-town mayors want to organize a coalition in the Star
Ledger and Mayors
uniting against aid cuts in
the Home
News.
View pictures from the 2008 Millstone
Borough Easter Egg Hunt here.
Millstone Borough Ranked 7th in New Jersey
Monthly's Best Places to Live 2008
read the complete article
On October 15th, 2007 the Millstone Borough
Planning Board held a public hearing on an amendment
to the Land Use Element and on a new Housing Element and Fair
Share Plan of the Millstone Borough Master Plan. See below for
relevant information.
Click here to
view the meeting notice.
Click here to
view the Resolution for the Housing Element of the Master Plan.
Click here to
view the Resolution for Rezem Family Associates.
Click here to
view the Hearing Materials.
Click here to
view the Request for Proposals Professional Services for
2008 for Millstone Borough.
Click here to
view pictures from
the January
3rd, 2008 Borough Council Re-organizational Meeting.
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| Events |
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July 21st, 2008 at 7:30 pm
at Borough Hall
Regular Meeting of the Millstone Borough Council
view the complete Council Meeting schedule
July 22nd, 2008 at 7:30 pm at Borough Hall
Regular Meeting of the Millstone Borough Planning Board
view the complete Planning Board Meeting schedule
June 21st, 2008 - Millstone Borough Heavy
Trash Clean-up Day
The Borough's 2008 Annual Clean-up Day will be conducted
on Saturday June 21st, 2008 between the hours of 6:00 AM and 12:00
Noon. The rubbish should be placed curbside prior to 5:00 AM on
collection day. Only bulky trash such as furniture, lumber, construction
debris, appliances, bundled brush and tree parts will be collected.
Smaller items should be bagged, canned or bundled so that one person
can easily handle it.
The following items WILL NOT be collected: Hazardous
materials (fuels, paints and pesticides), tires, loose items,
masonary debris, and items heavier than 200 lbs. and longer than
5ft. Items containing Freon will not be collected without
evacuation tag from a certified technician.
June 7th & 8th, 2008 - Millstone's
Annual Town-wide Yard Sale
The Millstone Annual Town-wide Yard Sale will be
held on June 7th
& 8th from 8 AM - 3 PM or whenever. The fee is $7.00 which includes
your permit, signs and advertising in the newspaper. Please mail
or drop off money in an envelope with your name and address on it
to Wendy Heck. Checks should be made payable to "Millstone
Recreation". To be included on the map of participants,
send your payment or notify Wendy Heck know by June 4th.
If you should have any questions, please contact Wendy
Heck.
June 1st, 10 AM to 2 PM (Rain date Sunday,
June 8th) - Protect Yourself from Identity Theft (Somerset County
Division of Community Affairs Operation Secure Shred)
Protect your identity! Have your confidential information
professionally shredded on-site by a licensed and bonded shredding
company. In conjunction with the Somerville Street Fair (No need to
remove staples or clips, Somerset County residents, please!)
Document Drop-off:
Somerset County Social Services Parking Lot
73 East High Street Somerville, New Jersey
(between Grove and Mechanic Streets)
Sponsored by the Somerset Board of Chosen Freeholders. Get
all the details here.
May 19th-23rd (Peapack) - Tire Drop-off
Available to Somerset County Farmers & Residents
The Somerset County Division of Solid
Waste Management is partnering with the Somerset County Road Department
to collect old scrap tires, with or without rims.
County farmers and residents will be able to drop off used tires at the Peapack
Garage, located at 5 Holland Ave. in Peapack. Tires, with or without rims,
will be accepted between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, May 19, through Friday,
May 23.
There is no charge to county residents, although there is a limit of eight
tires per household. The drop-off program is funded through a grant from the
state Department of Environmental Protection.
Proper disposal of tires benefits our communities and by taking advantage of
this free service, residents and farmers will be removing unwanted items from
their property that have the potential to collect standing water and attract
mosquitoes, which may carry the West Nile virus.
Tires also may be dropped off at the county Recycling Center, located at 40
Polhemus Lane in Bridgewater, as part of the First Saturday of the Month drop-off
program. If you miss the tire drop-off date in May, the next First Saturday
Drop-off will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 2.
For more information, contact county Recycling Coordinator Melissa Harvey at
(908) 231-7109 or harvey@co.somerset.nj.us.
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