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Users can use this site to search for listings of clubs, government agencies, organizations and associations in and around Burlington County.

This site provides links to townships, counties and municipalities within New Jersey. This site also provides links to fire and police departments.

The official governing body for the County of Burlington is called the Board of Chosen Freeholders. The Board consists of five members; one or two are elected each year from the county at large for terms of three years. The Freeholder Director is elected

The County Clerk’s Office records and maintains all land transactions, creates election ballots and tallies final votes. This office also processes applications, such as for passports and notary certificates.

The Human Services Department funds and monitors programs for human services, mental health, homeless, alcohol and drug abuse, and the Municipal Alliance Drug Education Program.

Veteran Services provides a wide array of services, programs, federal and state entitlement information and assistance in Burlington and nearby counties for both service-connected and non-service-connected veterans and their dependants.

The Burlington County Animal Shelter is a place where county residents can take stray and unwanted animals. The Animal Shelter is a line of defense against the spread of Rabies by removing unwanted and stray animals from local communities.

Burlington County Court Facility

49 Rancocas Road

Mount Holly, NJ 08060

(609) 518-2600

Published between 1966 and 1997, the Batsto Citizens Gazette was the chief source of news and information on Batsto Village. Indexing starts with the inaugural issue and is in progress.

This index to the Bordentown Register/Register-News newspaper covers a significant portion of the newspaper, beginning with the first available issue in 1855. An ongoing project will add more years to the index.

A digital collection of over 400 historic postcards. Most are of Burlington County locations, though many are available for Central and South Jersey locations, including Trenton, Atlantic City, Camden and Batsto.

Burlington County Newspaper Notices Index Connect

Contains over 60,000 references to obituaries, marriage and birth announcements from over 22 historical and currently published Burlington County area newspapers, as far back as the mid-1800's.

This site provides links to townships, counties and municipalities within New Jersey. This site also provides links to fire and police departments.

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It is through the Municipal Courts that most citizens in the State come into contact with the judicial system, either as a defendant, a victim, or a witness. Learn more...