90įIRE DEPARTMENT Quakertown Fire, 67 Quakertown Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867. 90ĮMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR George Reichert. Social Services, 6 Gauntt Place, Flemington, NJ 08822. WELFARE DIRECTOR County of Hunterdon, Division of SENIORS, DISABILITIES AND VETERANS SERVICES ROAD SUPERVISOR Alan Dilley, 85 Locust Grove Road, REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS Christine Burke. RECYCLING COORDINATOR Alan Dilley, 85 Locust OFFICE ON AGING MUNICIPAL COORDINATOR Sue Larson.
MUNICIPAL COURT Franklin Township Municipal Court, 90įAIR HOUSING ADMINISTRATOR, Cameron Keng. 90ĮNGINEER Paul M Sterbenz, Colliers Engineering & Design Inc.,ĥ3 Frontage Road, Ste. 90ĮLECTRIAL SUBCODE OFFICAL Peter Buchanan. 97ĬLEAN COMMUNITIES COORDINATOR Alan Dilley,Ĩ5 Locust Grove Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867. 90ĪTTORNEY Katrina Campbell, Esq., 1001 Route 517,Ģ00 Valley Road, Suite 300, Mt Arlington, NJ 07856. From its beginning,įrankling was a center of agriculture and still maintains much o fits rural character, boasting a wealth of scenic vistas.ĭEPUTY CLERK/ADMIN. The southern Plateau, in the Delaware River watershed, has the Croton Swamp and headwaters of both the Lockatong and Wickecheoke Creeks. The northern Uplands, in the Raritan River watershed, give rise to the Capoolong Creek. T he township has some of the most productive soils in the state and a bounty of streams.
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