Congratulations to Oakland's New Police Chief, Keith Sanzari
At the September 25, 2019 Borough Council Meeting, the Borough of Oakland and the Oakland Police Department announced the promotion of Keith Sanzari to the rank of Chief of Police. Congratulations and best wishes to Chief Sanzari in his new role with the Oakland Police Department!
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Chief Sanzari with his wife and son
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Chief Sanzari taking Oath of Office from Mayor Linda Schwager and Council President Robert Knapp
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Oakland resident Eddie Kimmel, 80, still fighting fires and doing rescues after 53 years
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By Elizabeth Llorente
It was Monday night, 7 p.m., and volunteers with the Oakland Fire Department started streaming in for the weekly 2.5-hour drill.
Eddie Kimmel was among them, just as he has been for the last 53 years.
At 80 years old, Kimmel is the longest-serving volunteer at the firehouse. His pager is always right by him. When a call comes in, he rushes to his car and heads to the firehouse on Yawpo Avenue.
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His helmet says No. 139 and “Ex-Chief” – he still beams with a sense of pride and duty when he puts it on.
There isn’t a job at the department Kimmel hasn’t done. He rose up the ranks to eventually serve as chief in the mid-1980s, then went back to being a “black hat,” as he put it, using the industry parlance for “firefighter.”
Kimmel joined the fire department in 1967, two years after he moved to Oakland. He was determined to find a way to serve the community, and a few visits the firehouse and meeting the volunteers convinced him that it was where he belonged.
“I was always community-minded, I wanted to do a service for the town,” Kimmel says. His daughter, Stacey, one of his four kids, says her father’s motto has always been: “The more you give, the more you get back.”
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Our Neighbors: Rachel Wolfe-Spitaletta, a celebrated artist who found a new life and raised a family in Oakland
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By Terri Casaleggio
This story is about Rachel Wolfe-Spitalettta, an Oakland resident who was born in Bangkok, Thailand, of a Filipino mother and a German-Austrian father who had met in Japan. Rachel grew up in Manilla, capital of the Philippines, then a country of 34 million people.
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Her mother, Annie Brazil, was a celebrated vocal artist in the Philippines. Annie and her children lived a life of comfort. But when Annie’s marriage ended, life in Manilla was very hard for the fatherless family. In those days, Manilla was a city in a third-world country.
“My mother sang in clubs at night to support our family. Life was an up-and-down affair.”
At 14, while attending high school by day, Rachel, who inherited her mother’s talents, also began appearing in the clubs of Manilla. She sang songs from the 30’s and 40’s, then began singing a more modern repertoire.
“My mother was never a stage mother. She actually tried to discourage me from entering that life. But it was in my genes, I guess.”
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Coming to Your Mailbox: The New Oakland 2020 Wall Calendar
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Note from Oakland Borough Newsletter Editor Elizabeth Llorente:
Before moving to Oakland years ago, I lived in another New Jersey town that mailed out an annual wall calendar focused on local events and information about government agencies and schedules. It was a wonderful handy item that put important and interesting information about the town at your fingertips. Now, I'm looking forward to Oakland's inaugural calendar. Here is some information about it from Oakland's assistant to the borough administrator, Michael Carelli.
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Question: What will be included in the calendar?
Carelli: The town calendar will have great benefit to the community. The calendar will be a print calendar that will feature information on each borough department, board, committee, commission, and much more. The calendar itself will feature meeting dates and times, town events, garbage and recycling pickup information, etc. The calendar will have all the information you need to know about the Borough of Oakland in one place. The calendar will be mailed to every home and business in Oakland free of charge.
Question: How and when will residents be able to get it?
Carelli: The calendar will be released before January 2020, so be on the lookout in the mail! A PDF version will also be available on the borough website.
Question: Will there be opportunities to advertise in the calendar?
Carelli: The borough is giving local businesses a chance to advertise in the town calendar. An Oakland based business can purchase a slot for $225 per month. A business can purchase up to six months worth of ads. The benefit of advertising in the calendar is that you are guaranteed to get your business card inside someone’s home, unlike other advertising magazines that go straight into the garbage.
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At a recent council meeting I appointed an Ad Hoc Capital Improvements Committee to identify and monitor projects throughout our town in a timely and cost-effective manner.
For many many years the borough has not been able to keep up with aging infrastructure due to financial constraints.
We are now at a point where we must face major repairs:
ALLERMAN BROOK: The compromised embankments in the brook which runs under route 287 from Franklin Lakes and under Route 202 along Sioux must be stabilized. Within less than two weeks, we were able to start NJDEP defined emergency repairs. Phase 2 is almost completed and Phase 3 shall begin shortly.
CLOSED SIDEWALK ALONG 202 ADJACENT TO GREAT OAK PARK: Solutions to repair the sidewalk are not simple nor cheap. But we now have a long-range plan to temporarily fix the sidewalk and ultimately re-align the sidewalk on the other side of the road.
WATER MAIN PIPES: There are 70 miles of water pipes running throughout our town. Our DPW supervisor is preparing a replacement and upgrade plan based upon age, condition and financial factors.
RAMAPO VALLEY ROAD NORTH SIDEWALKS: We have a grant for sidewalks on the north end of town.
PATRIOTS WAY BRIDGE AND LENAPE ANE BRIDGE: Serious discussions and investigations are ongoing.
STREAM HOUSE: We have state approval to dismantle the Stream House. Bids are going out. My hope is to replace the Stream House with a Community Building.
Until next time,
Mayor Linda Schwager
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Mayor and Council:
October 16, 2019 and October 30, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. (Council Chambers)
Planning Board:
October 10, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. (Council Chambers)
Board of Adjustment:
October 15, 2019 at 8:00 p.m. (Council Chambers)
Board of Health:
October 15 2019 at 7:30 p.m. (Borough Hall Conference Room)
Public Events:
October 8, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. (Lower Level Conference Room)
Shade Tree:
October 7, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. (Borough Hall Conference Room)
Green Team:
October 22, 2019 at 7:15 p.m. (Borough Hall Conference Room)
Recreation Commission:
October 28, 2019 at 8:00 p.m. (Danny D Building, 24 Lawlor Drive)
Environmental Commission:
October 1, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. (Borough Hall Conference Room)
Flood Commission:
October 14, 2019 at 7:30 p.m.(Senior Center, 20 Lawlor Drive)
Communications Commission:
November 4, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. (Council Chambers)
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Your Monthly Garbage & Recycling Cheat Sheet
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Yard Waste:
This service ends on Monday December 9, 2019 or Tuesday December 10, 2019. Yard waste collection is every Monday or Tuesday depending on your side of town. If Monday is your garbage pickup, Tuesday is your yard waste collection. If Friday is your garbage collection, Monday is your yard waste collection.
Electronics:
October 2 & 16
Paper:
October 9 & 23
Commingled:
October 2, 16, & 30
Household Appliances/Metal:
Oct. 3
Trash:
Mon & Thurs garbage collection on the South side of town. Tues & Fri garbage collection on the North side of town.
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Recycling Information
Oakland residents have year round garbage collection twice per week based on your side of town. In the case of a holiday, pickup is skipped until the next regularly scheduled garbage collection day. Monday and Thursday garbage collection on the South side (see Streets) Tuesday and Friday garbage collection on the North side
Both sides of town have a Recyclables collection every Wednesday. Paper/ Cardboard or Commingled (bottles, cans, containers) are collected on alternate weeks. Please check the enclosed dates for which material goes out on a particular day. Residents must properly separate recyclables into two separate containers for collection or they cannot be picked up and will be left at the curb.
Food and drink cartons can be recycled with commingled. Our hauler accepts clean food and beverage cartons. For best recycling results, do not flatten the cartons.
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2019 Road Program Schedule
The following is the schedule for the 2019 Oakland Road Program. All dates and times are subject to change due to weather or unforeseen issues.
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During the working hours, all vehicles will be restricted from parking in the construction area and the road will be closed to through traffic. You may be restricted from entering/exiting your driveway. At the end of the day, construction areas will be accessible.
Work hours will be 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Work on Bauer Drive and Potash Road will be from 6:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. All schedules are subject to change due to weather or unforseen issues.
- If you intend to use your vehicle during the work hours, please park your vehicle outside of the construction area.
- Emergency “NO PARKING” will be enforced by the Oakland Police Department during construction if vehicles impede progress.
- The Oakland Police Department can be contacted at (201) 337-6171 for traffic information and assistance.
- Dates of scheduled work will be posted on this page as well as on the Borough Facebook page when they become available.
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The Borough of Oakland is hosting a Halloween Parade and Trick or Trunk on Saturday October 26th. The Halloween Parade starts at 10:00 a.m. at Valley Middle School (In costume by 9:50 a.m.). The Trick or Trunk starts with car staging at 9:00 a.m. by the Oakland Library, 2 Municipal Plaza, Oakland, NJ 07436. FREE Pumpkins, donuts and cider! To register your car, please email
j2a117@aol.com
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2019 Oakland Annual Rabies Clinic
- Saturday, November 2nd, 1 PM to 3 PM, 24 Lawlor Drive (Recreation Storage Shed)
- Dogs must be on leashes.
- Cats must be in carriers.
- Written proof of prior vaccination must be presented for your pet to receive a vaccination good for three years.
- All other pets will receive a vaccination good for one year.
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Oakland Recreation presents Boys and Girls Basketball Registration for 2019. Registration will begin on October 1, 2019 and run until November 15, 2019. After November 15, there will be a late fee of $30.00. Registration is online only
click here
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The Oakland Roller Hockey program is gearing up for a new season. Sign-ups begin September 1st and will end on November 1st.
Please note the program includes the following:
- Learn to skate is a non-competitive program where the athletes learn the basics of skating, stick handling, and ball control. We accept all ages for this program but the typical participants are in grades K-2.
- Clinic is an instructional program for the athlete who has the basic skating skills and is now ready to learn the ins and outs of hockey.
- Midget Level- Grades 4-6, Junior Level - Grades 7-9, and Senior Level grades - 10-12 all compete in competitive leagues and travel to other towns for games.
Questions please contact Vivian King at kingfamily19@gmail.com.
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Registration for grades K-8 will begin Oct 1St and end Oct 30th. A $30.00 late fee will be
applied after Oct 30th.
The Oakland Rec Commission will hold Online Registrations for the 2019-20 Season.
Fees for the season will be $90.00
To register please log on to : https://register.capturepoint.com
This year we will have an additional uniform fee and every wrestler will be obligated to purchase a Custom Braves Singlet with their last name on the back. The uniform fee will be $40.00.
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We will have a uniform fitting at the Danny D Building/Oakland Recreation Football Field, 80 Lawlor Dr. Oakland NJ. October 12th at 12:00 to 3:00. The season runs from Monday, December 2nd to early March. Practices will be held at NJ Sports House on Monday’s, Wednesday’s, and Thursday’s. Team meets are on Saturday’s and some tournaments on Sunday’s.
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Update 10/1:
The Danny Hughes Playground will be closed starting tomorrow, October 1, 2019, and will be closed for the remainder of the week. Signs have been posted and the public can check back for updates at oaklandrec.org.
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Communications Commission
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The Oakland TV Committee is seeking volunteers to help with the filming of Council Meetings and other events in town. To those interested, please contact occ@oakland-nj.org for more information and to receive a tour of the TV Studio/Control Room.
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Dog Park Fundraising Subcommittee
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The Dog Park Fundraising Subcommittee is looking for volunteers to join who are passionate and eager to jump in and help with the efforts to bring a dog park to town. Please email committee chairman Ryan Schwertfeger at
dogrun4oakland@yahoo.com
or visit our website
here
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2020 Oakland Town Calendar & Information Guide
The Borough of Oakland is seeking local business sponsors for the upcoming new 2020 Oakland Town Calendar and Information Guide! An Oakland based business can purchase a business card ad for $225 per month for up to 6 months. The deadline is November 1, 2019 for entries. Please email your artwork to Michael Carelli at assistadmin@oakland-nj.org.
Calling all Photographers! Submit a photo of an Oakland Borough Landmark to be featured in the new Town Calendar.
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First Responders Flash
Briefing
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39:4-128.1 requires all vehicles to stop when the red warning lights are activated on a school bus. Also, when stopping your vehicle, make sure you keep twenty-five feet between your vehicle and the bus. This is to ensure the safe loading and discharge of children onto and off the bus. Always keep an eye out for children as you may not be aware of the direction they are coming from.
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Stop Speeding
Recently, the Oakland Police Department has received a number of speeding complaints on residential roads. Please be respectful of the law and your neighbors. Many residents enjoy walking with their family or exercising on the roadway. By driving the speed limit or below, you enhance your own safety and the safety of others. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Project Medicine Drop is an initiative involving the installation of "prescription drug drop boxes" at participating New Jersey police departments.
The Oakland Police Department keeps the locked metal box inside our lobby with the “Project Medicine Drop” logo clearly visible and recognizable.
Project Medicine Drop allows the public to dispose of unused and expired prescription medications safely, securely, and anonymously. The opportunity is available seven days a week, 365 days a year.
If you are disposing of medication we ask that you follow this procedure:
- We do not accept loose medication and request it be placed in a Ziploc bag.
- Deposit the sealed Ziploc bag into our drop box
We CANNOT and DO NOT accept:
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Oakland Fire Department
Become a Member!
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The Oakland Fire Department is always looking for additional volunteer firefighters to protect the lives and property of our neighbors in Oakland. Our department has been serving the residents of Oakland for over 100 years (1909). The Oakland Fire Department is all volunteer. We operate from two firehouses, Company 1 at the Yawpo Ave firehouse and Company.
To become a member of the Oakland Fire Department you must be at least 16 years old, be a US Citizen, be in good physical condition, be a legal resident of Oakland for a minimum of six months and have not been convicted of a felony. Once accepted, you will need to complete an 18 week Basic Firefighters course, Firefighter I, at the Bergen County Fire Academy in Mahwah.
For more information and a membership application, come to the Yawpo Ave firehouse any Monday night at 7:00 PM and ask to speak to one of the our Chiefs.
at the Hiawatha Blvd firehouse.
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Oakland First Aid Squad celebrates 65 years!
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The Oakland First Aid Squad is in its 65th year of service providing emergency medical care to the residents of Oakland! We have been able to provide this crucial service with the men and women who chose to volunteer their time and skills to help someone in need. We are beginning our fall membership drive and urge YOU to consider becoming a member of this critical organization. Training is free and will last a lifetime. Below is a list of some topics you will learn:
- situational awareness
- airway management
- bleeding control
- CPR
- emergency wound care/splinting
- shock treatment
- stroke signs and treatments
- pediatric emergencies
- bio-terrorism awareness
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What's it Worth?
Saturday, October 5 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Doors open at 10:30 AM
Author, Auctioneer, Appraiser and Radio Show Host Mike Ivankovich will introduce you to "what Determines Value" and reveal what your antiques, collectibles and personal treasures are really worth today.
Attendees are invited to bring one item for Mike's appraisal.
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Essay Writing: Attention upcoming Seniors, Juniors, and Parents!
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October 3, 2019 at 6:30 p.m. —7:45 p.m.
with Deb Breslow - College Essay Coach and Published Writer. Registration required.
Before you know it, YOU will be applying to college. Most of you have compiled a list of schools and toured various college campuses this Summer. It is time to learn the ins and outs of writing a compelling college essay.
The essay is the one tool that can elevate one student over another.
Topics to include:
- What is the Common Application?
- What is an Essay Prompt?
- How Do I Start?
- Who is Going to Read My Essay?
- What is a Writing Supplement?
- Do I Really Have to Write About ME?
Jack Shinn of J. Shinn & Associates will speak briefly about college affordability and answer questions about determining EFC (Estimated Family Contribution.)
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Opium and Opioids: Their History and Roll in Drug Addiction will be presented two sessions. Monday, Sept 23 and Monday, October 7 at 6:30 - 7:30 PM
The first session will cover the history of opium, and the opiate receptors and opioid molecules in our brains. The second session will cover addiction, the global trade, and the history of synthetic opioids. Come with questions and concerns. This is a discussion not a lectureled by Dr. Barry Gold. Dr. Gold has a Ph.D. in pharmacology from Boston University, did his postdoctoral fellowship in pharma and psychiatric research at
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Yale. He was an Assistant Professor at the Defense Department Medical School in Bethesda, Maryland and then moved into the pharmaceutical industry, as head of a biochemistry lab, and then as the international manager of new drug development. He has also taught addiction counselor trainees. Registration required by phone: 201-337-3742 or online at
www.oaklandnjlibrary.org
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Lynda
is a leading online learning platform that helps anyone learn business, software, technology and creative skills to achieve personal and professional goals. Oakland Public Library cardholders
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now have access to the lynda.com video library of engaging, top-quality courses taught by recognized industry experts. With tutorials in five languages, lynda.com is a global platform for success.
Sign in with
your
OAKLAND library card and 4-digit pin at:
https://www.lynda.com/portal/sip?org=oakland.bccls.org
The link is also available on the Library's
website.
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CHESS on the Mezzanine at the Oakland Library
Expand Your Gaming Universe
Every Tuesday from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Players of all ages and skill levels are
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welcome. Beginner lessons are offered to anyone who is interested in learning how to play chess. Five sets and one clock will be available. Players are encouraged to bring their own equipment.
Feel free to bring other board games you enjoy to play. There will also be both XiangQi (Chinese chess) & WeiQi (Go) sets for those partial to chess variants or those curious.
This weekly program is free, registration is not required.
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College? How do I pay for that?
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FAFSA and EFC Financial Consultant Jack Shinn
Thursday, October 10
6:30 PM - 7:45 PM
An informational workshop led by Jack Shinn, Financial Consultant, on how to find the best college for your budget, including schools with the best financial aid opportunities. FAFSA and EFC will be discussed. No product will be sold.
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Did you know that the Senior Center is open to Oakland Residents
55+
years? That means all of these programs are available to you:
- Zumba
- Tai Chi
- Yoga
- Art Classes
- Trips
- Clubs
- Billiards
- Card Games
- Presentations
- Parties/Events & More!
And for those of you who need a ride, we offer a weekly shopping bus to Oakland Shoprite every Tuesday!
For questions or comments call Arielle Preciado, Director for Senior Services at (201) 405-7731.
Upcoming Programs at the Senior Center
- 10/15 at 10:00am: Meet the Mayor Breakfast and Presentation
- 10/17 at 1:00pm: Senior Skin Care Pt. 2
- 10/23 at 1:00pm: Secrets of Home Safety
- 10/29 at 10:00am: Learn about Medicare
- 10/31 at 1:00pm: Halloween Bingo
Please see the Senior Center Calendar (available online & at the Senior Center) for more information.
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Senior Center Transportation Survey
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The Oakland Senior Center is collecting information on transportation needs of senior residents. If you are a senior aged 55+ or have a senior living with you in Oakland, please fill out the survey available on the borough website. There are hard copies of the survey available at the Senior Center and Borough Hall. For more information, please contact Senior Services Director, Arielle Preciado at (201) 405-7731 or
seniors@oakland-nj.org
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Bergen County Utilities Authority Household Hazardous Waste Collection
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Please see below the upcoming dates for the Bergen County Utilities Authority Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event.
The next event will take place on October 20, 2019 at the Bergen Community College, 400 Paramus Road, Paramus, NJ from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Free of charge for Bergen County residents only - ID is required.
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Bergen County Utilities Authority Tire & Electronics Recycling
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Please see below the upcoming dates for the Bergen County Utilities Authority Tire & Electronics Recycling Collection Event.
The next event will take place on Sunday October 6, 2019 at Bergen County Campgaw Reservation, 200 Campgaw Road. The event is from 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Rain or Shine. Proof of residency in Bergen County is required. No business/commercial waste is accepted.
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Oakland in cooperation with Fair Lawn: Plastic Toy Collection
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The Borough of Oakland in cooperation with Fair Lawn is excited to announce a "Plastic Toy Collection".
In cooperation with Second Chance Toys, Fair Lawn Recycling Division is now accepting plastic toys at the Recycling Center for donation. Chance Toys will donate the toys to children in need.
The drop-off is open Monday - Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Saturday's from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., and Sunday's from 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Please see attendant or leave by the metal office at the center.
Requirements:
Toys must be clean!
Plastic ONLY.
Must be in working condition.
Include fully working batteries if required.
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Backyard Composter Bins are available for purchase at the Oakland Department of Public Works, 63 Oak Street, Oakland, NJ 07436 during normal business hours Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The composter is available at a discounted price to Oakland Residents at $60.00.
Questions, email recycle@oakland-nj.or (201) 337-8104.
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Sustainable Oakland Green Team
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The Sustainable Oakland Green Team is collecting your used, old, and broken crayons and markers! Please drop off at the Oakland Public Library, 2 Municipal Plaza, Oakland, NJ 07436.
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Sustainable Oakland Green Team
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The Sustainable Oakland Green Team would like to remind residents to be "Idle Free" and stop car idling!
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Sustainable Oakland Green Team
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The Borough of Oakland is collecting the following items at the Oakland Public Library. Look for the white "Plastic Bags" Box just inside the Library Entrance and help us recycle your clean, empty bags and help us earn a FREE community bench.
- Produce and Bread Bags
- Grocery Bags
- Cereal Box Liners
- Ice Bags
- Ziploc and other reclosable bags
- Case overlap
- Newspaper sleeves
- Dry cleaning bags
- Plastic shopping bags
- Bubble wrap
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Bergen County invites you to the 2019 Job Fair on Friday October 11, 2019 at Bergen Community College, 400 Paramus Road, Paramus, NJ.
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Bergen County offers a Free Lead Screening. Call for a free screening at (201) 634-2648.
Garfield Health Department
90 Elizabeth Street
Mondays from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Hackensack Civic Center
215 State Street
7/16, 8/13, 9/17
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Bergen County presents "Zoo-Boo 2019" on Friday October 25, 2019 from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. and Saturday October 26, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the Bergen County Zoo, 216 Forest Avenue, Paramus, NJ.
- Trick or Treating in Zoo
- Halloween Activities
- Mad Science
Advanced purchase is required. Tickets go on sale October 2nd at 9:00 a.m. at the Zoo.
- $6 each for ages 2 and up.
Eerie train ride runs from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. each night. This ride is not recommended for young children. The cost is $5 per ride.
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Bergen County is proud to present "Mental Health First Aid Training". Register today for any of these courses! To register, contact Haley Contino at hcontino@co.bergen.nj.us or (201) 634-2708.
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Earn $200 as a poll worker in Oakland on election day on November 5, 2019.
Qualifications:
- Must be at least 18 years old.
- Must be a Bergen County resident
- Must be registered to vote.
- Must attend a 2 hour training class.
If interested, please reach out to the Bergen County Board of Elections at (201) 336-6230.
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Bergen County
The Bergen County Zoo has released the Family Fall & Spring Programs 2019-2020. Please fill out the form and send to the attention of the education department at the zoo if you wish to enroll your child(ren) in any of the programs.
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Mayor Linda H. Schwager
Council Members
Council President - Robert Knapp
John Biale, Eric Kulmala, Lewis Levy, Pat Pignatelli, Russell Talamini
Chairman Ryan Schwertfeger
Vice Chairwoman Elizabeth Llorente
Jim Barry, Alex McVeigh, Andrea Levy
Patricia Carrera (Alt.), Salma Chiu (Alt. 2)
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(c) 2019 Oakland Communications Commission
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Borough of Oakland, New Jersey
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