Cherry Hill Township

06/06/2026

In June 1956, the Music Circus, later known as a Camden County Music Fair, presented its first performance under the big top at Bortons Mill and Brace Roads. Despite appearances by top-flight talent of the time, The big top closed in 1969 due to lagging attendance. Today, this site is home to Challenge Grove Park and Jake’s Place Playground.

06/05/2026

Cherry Hill is proud to be partnered with RevNJ to bring you a variety of programming celebrating our Nation’s 250th birthday. On Monday, June 8, at 6:30pm, the Cherry Hill Library will host a program on Alexander Hamilton’s life and legacy on the U.S. economy. For more information, go to: https://chplnj.libcal.com/event/16270432.

06/05/2026

On National Gun Violence Awareness Day, we honor the victims and survivors of gun violence. In Cherry Hill we remain committed to promoting responsible gun ownership and supporting efforts that help keep our families and communities safe. Earlier this spring Mayor Fleisher and members of Township Council attended the May meeting of the local chapter of Moms Demand Action held in Cherry Hill.

06/05/2026

We wanted to take another opportunity to share about the New Jersey American Water Lead Service Line Replacement Program.

CDM Smith, a contractor for New Jersey American Water, has been conducting door-to-door outreach since April 20, to check water service lines in Cherry Hill. These inventory assessments and scheduled inspections will continue over the next few weeks.

Residents will receive official notification from New Jersey American Water and CDM Smith through mailed letters, postcards, customer alerts, emails, and digital or social media messages. These communications explain the Lead Service Line Replacement Program, and outline options for residents to self-identify their service line online or schedule an inspection appointment with an authorized representative by visiting calendly.com/njaw/cherryhill. All inspections are free and performed by authorized staff.

CDM Smith field staff will carry an official company photo ID badge and wear logoed, high-visibility vests. Staff will never request payment, fees, or personal financial information. All assessments are provided at no cost to residents.

Participation is voluntary, and no one is required to open their door if they are uncomfortable.

For questions, residents can contact the New Jersey American Water Lead Team at [email protected] or call CDM Smith at (732) 590-4700.

06/05/2026

🚨 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT 🚨

Berlin Rd eastbound is currently closed between Burnt Mill Rd and Morris Dr due to a motor vehicle accident.

The Cherry Hill Police Department is on scene investigating and working to keep the area safe.
Please seek alternate routes and avoid the area if possible.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as officers and emergency personnel work at the scene.

06/05/2026

Cherry Hill Township continues to address potholes across town. If you see an area in need of repair, please report it to the Township through our website at: https://www.chnj.gov/. Just Click the “Report a Pothole” button on our home page and complete the simple online form. You can also report potholes by calling DPW at: (856) 424-4422.

06/05/2026

Traffic Alert from Cherry Hill Police Department.

70EB @ Saw Mill is down to one lane due to a motor vehicle accident.

06/04/2026

Congratulations to Cherry Hill Police Captain Sheldon Bryant on being awarded the Franklin M. Kreml Leadership Award. Captain Bryant leads with integrity and professionalism, and the Cherry Hill Police Department is fortunate to benefit from his dedicated service to the people of Cherry Hill.

Please join us in congratulating Captain Sheldon Bryant, who was voted by his own classmates to receive the Franklin M. Kreml Leadership Award, recognizing the professionalism, leadership, and respect he demonstrated throughout the course.

Captain Bryant earned the honor upon graduating from the Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command, a nationally recognized program hosted by the Philadelphia Police Department. From January through May 2026, the course brought together law enforcement leaders from across the region to study leadership, organizational management, and the challenges facing modern policing.

Developing strong leaders is one of the most important investments a department can make. Cherry Hill is proud to support the professional and executive growth of its officers, because the quality of our leadership directly shapes the quality of service our community receives.

Our thanks to Northwestern University and the Philadelphia Police Department for their continued investment in public safety leadership.

06/04/2026

We are looking for volunteers for our Independence Day Celebration on Thursday, July 2 (rain date July 3). We are looking for adults, ages 18+ to assist with a variety of tasks from welcoming visitors and directing parking to managing crowd control and providing information to attendees.

Volunteers will receive detailed instructions during an orientation night on June 22. To sign up visit: https://www.chnj.gov/1492/Volunteers-Wanted

06/04/2026

Starting the week of June 8, our appliances and metals collection process is changing to serve residents more efficiently!

•NEW- Appliances & Metal Items:

To better serve residents, these items will be picked up every Thursday by appointment. Call DPW by 3pm on Wednesday to schedule. Place items at the curb by 7am Thursday. If they’re still there after 7am Friday, give DPW a call at (856) 424-4422 or connect at: https://www.sdlportal.com/towns/nj/camden/cherryhilltwp/requests/complaint

• Bulk Trash:

As a reminder, bulk trash is collected on your regular trash day — no appointment needed. A different truck collects bulk items, so pickup may happen a few hours after your normal trash is collected. If it’s still out by 7am the next day, contact DPW.