The DPW has cleared the streets of snow. On-street parking is now permitted. The overnight parking portal is online.
All Borough Offices, including the Municipal Court will be closed tomorrow, February 23rd.
WINTER STORM ANNOUCEMENT FROM THE OAKLYN POLICE DEPARTMENT
âś… Remove ALL parked vehicles from all streets BEFORE the snow accumulates so our hard-working Oaklyn DPW crew can COMPLETELY plow our streets from CURB to CURB. (Ord. 120-7 & Ord. 120-35)
✅Use public parking lots for off street parking if a driveway isn’t accessible. Please park along the perimeter spaces inside these lots. (Borough Hall Lot, Manor Lot, Memorial Park Lot, and Lions Park Lot).
âś… On street overnight parking will be PROHIBITED starting Sunday evening, February 22, 2026 through Monday, February 23, 2026. The online portal will be disabled.
âś…If you have extra driveway space, please SHARE it with a neighbor.
✅Clear sidewalks of snow within 24 HOURS from the time the snowfall stops. (Ord. 112-8). Our DPW will be BUSY clearing our streets, please don’t add to their workload by not clearing your sidewalks and requiring them to do it. This will result in a fine against your property and a mandatory court summons (Ord. 112-10).
âś… Remove ALL parked vehicles from all streets BEFORE the snow accumulates so our hard-working Oaklyn DPW crew can COMPLETELY plow our streets from CURB to CURB. (Ord. 120-7 & Ord. 120-35)
✅Use public parking lots for off street parking if a driveway isn’t accessible. Please park along the perimeter spaces inside these lots. (Borough Hall Lot, Manor Lot, Memorial Park Lot, and Lions Park Lot).
âś… On street overnight parking will be PROHIBITED starting Sunday evening, February 22, 2026 through Monday, February 23, 2026. The online portal will be disabled.
âś…If you have extra driveway space, please SHARE it with a neighbor.
✅Clear sidewalks of snow within 24 HOURS from the time the snowfall stops. (Ord. 112-8). Our DPW will be BUSY clearing our streets, please don’t add to their workload by not clearing your sidewalks and requiring them to do it. This will result in a fine against your property and a mandatory court summons (Ord. 112-10).
Good afternoon, Public Works is asking all residents to please remove vehicles from the street, to make it easier for DPW to plow the roadways. We also ask that if you are planning on parking at any of the Borough parking lots to please use the spots on the outer perimeter, this will help us to be able to clear the lots completely and not work around vehicles. Lastly, remember you have 24 hours to clear your sidewalk once the snow has stopped. Thank you for your cooperation and stay safe!!
The Oaklyn Planning/Zoning Board Meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 19th at 7 p.m. has been canceled due to no agenda items at the present time.
Exploring Biodiversity in Southern NJ
A special presentation at the Green Team meeting
Feb 18 @ 7pm at the Oaklyn Senior Center
A special presentation at the Green Team meeting
Feb 18 @ 7pm at the Oaklyn Senior Center
February 2026 Senior Center Calendar
February 2026 Caucus Meeting Agenda
Budget Meeting
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
1- Call To Order
2- Flag Salute
3- Announcement
4- 2026 Municipal Budget
5- Open to the Public
6- Adjournment
Important message from the Oaklyn Police Department
On-Street Parking will continue to be prohibited Sunday evening into Monday. Please find alternate parking.
All Borough Offices, including the Municipal Court, will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Attention all Oaklyn Seniors
We are happy to report that the Camden County Snow Removal Program is back and available to seniors and disabled persons.
Eligibility requirements are as follows:
Must be at least age 65 and/or physically disabled
Must be the homeowner of the residence
Must be a resident of Camden County
Must not have a physically abled person or person under the age of 65 living in the same residence
Must have exhausted other attempts of receiving snow removal services
The Senior Snow Removal Hotline will be open for 24 hours following a minimum of four inches of snow accumulation. To be added to the list, residents can call (856) 783-4808 ext. 5035 from 8am to 4pm. Calls to other extensions or emails will not be answered. When leaving a voicemail during unstaffed hours, residents must include their full name, home address, age, and a call-back number, and they will receive a call-back during staffed hours to confirm eligibility.
Due to the upcoming storm, the County anticipates the demand for the program will be very high. There is no guaranteed timeframe for when the crews will arrive at a residence. It may take several days depending on the call volume, number of crews available, and the amount of snow accumulation. With that said, this program should be treated as a last resort for snow removal services.
Thank you and be safe during the snowstorm.
Good afternoon, this is Mayor Brandley with an important message concerning the upcoming Winter Storm that’s predicted to start late Saturday night and continue into Monday.
Forecasts are showing that this storm will produce a significant amount of snowfall and potentially ice on our area.
For our residents’ safety, we ask that everyone please comply with:
Oaklyn Borough Ordinance 120-7, which prohibits the parking, on any street within the Borough, of any vehicle whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that it covers the street. We ask that all vehicles remain off the streets until the snow has stopped and the streets have been sufficiently plowed to the extent that parking will not interfere with the normal flow of traffic. Before the snow starts, we ask that you please make arrangements to park in your driveway, your neighbor’s driveway, with permission, or you can also utilize our Municipal parking lots for off-street parking. Plowable snow is expected and this ordinance will be strictly enforced.
We also ask that everyone comply with:
Ordinance 112-8,which prohibits the accumulation of snow on your sidewalks after 24 hours have past from when the snow or precipitation has ended.
Please make arrangements to have all your sidewalks cleared within this time frame to ensure pedestrian safety throughout town.
Compliance on these two ordinances will greatly increase the safety of our residents and school children in the days following the storm as temperatures will remain below freezing for a few days.
Our Police, Fire, OEM and Public Works Departments will be staffed and responding throughout the storm. Please call 911 for all emergencies and call 856-854-0045 for the police non emergency line. Everyone please be safe and look out for your neighbors and our seniors. Thank you all for your anticipated cooperation.
To all our Oaklyn Seniors:
We are happy to report that the Camden County Snow Removal Program is back and available to seniors and disabled persons. The provisions of enactment are any area of Camden County must accumulate 4 inches as declared by the National Weather Service. Once this occurs, the hotline will be activated from 8am – 4:30pm. (856) 783-4808 ext. 5035. Snow removal will begin at 8am the day after the snow has stopped. The County may take 24-48 hours to reach the requested person and clear paths.
Forecasts are showing that this storm will produce a significant amount of snowfall and potentially ice on our area.
For our residents’ safety, we ask that everyone please comply with:
Oaklyn Borough Ordinance 120-7, which prohibits the parking, on any street within the Borough, of any vehicle whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that it covers the street. We ask that all vehicles remain off the streets until the snow has stopped and the streets have been sufficiently plowed to the extent that parking will not interfere with the normal flow of traffic. Before the snow starts, we ask that you please make arrangements to park in your driveway, your neighbor’s driveway, with permission, or you can also utilize our Municipal parking lots for off-street parking. Plowable snow is expected and this ordinance will be strictly enforced.
We also ask that everyone comply with:
Ordinance 112-8,which prohibits the accumulation of snow on your sidewalks after 24 hours have past from when the snow or precipitation has ended.
Please make arrangements to have all your sidewalks cleared within this time frame to ensure pedestrian safety throughout town.
Compliance on these two ordinances will greatly increase the safety of our residents and school children in the days following the storm as temperatures will remain below freezing for a few days.
Our Police, Fire, OEM and Public Works Departments will be staffed and responding throughout the storm. Please call 911 for all emergencies and call 856-854-0045 for the police non emergency line. Everyone please be safe and look out for your neighbors and our seniors. Thank you all for your anticipated cooperation.
To all our Oaklyn Seniors:
We are happy to report that the Camden County Snow Removal Program is back and available to seniors and disabled persons. The provisions of enactment are any area of Camden County must accumulate 4 inches as declared by the National Weather Service. Once this occurs, the hotline will be activated from 8am – 4:30pm. (856) 783-4808 ext. 5035. Snow removal will begin at 8am the day after the snow has stopped. The County may take 24-48 hours to reach the requested person and clear paths.
Snow Information
Oaklyn Public Works crews will be salting, shoveling, and plowing our roads and sidewalks if this storm moves through our area bringing accumulations starting Sunday early morning and into Monday. If we receive enough snow or ice for plowing and salting, we ask all residents to remove their vehicles from our streets per town Ordinance 120-7 so OPW may effectively complete plowing. Off the street parking is available in our Boro Parking Lots and possibly in neighbors driveways.
We also ask all business owners and residents to clear their sidewalks to safely allow pedestrians to navigate our sidewalks in a timely manor.
During this storm please keep an eye out for our neighbors and seniors who may need a helping hand during.
As always our excellent Police, Fire Department, and Public Works Department are working hard to keep our town safe during this storm. ❄️🌨❄️
Oaklyn Public Works crews will be salting, shoveling, and plowing our roads and sidewalks if this storm moves through our area bringing accumulations starting Sunday early morning and into Monday. If we receive enough snow or ice for plowing and salting, we ask all residents to remove their vehicles from our streets per town Ordinance 120-7 so OPW may effectively complete plowing. Off the street parking is available in our Boro Parking Lots and possibly in neighbors driveways.
We also ask all business owners and residents to clear their sidewalks to safely allow pedestrians to navigate our sidewalks in a timely manor.
During this storm please keep an eye out for our neighbors and seniors who may need a helping hand during.
As always our excellent Police, Fire Department, and Public Works Department are working hard to keep our town safe during this storm. ❄️🌨❄️
Green Team MLK Clean up day
Monday Jan 19, 2026
1:00-3:00 at Peters Creek (Behind the school)
Monday Jan 19, 2026
1:00-3:00 at Peters Creek (Behind the school)
February 14th Budget Meeting agenda. 6:30 pm
Oaklyn Little League Registration is NOW OPEN!
T-Ball, Softball, and Baseball Programs are available for children 4 and up.
Register at oaklynlittleleague.com until February 15th
Email oaklynlittleleague@gmail.com with any questions.
T-Ball, Softball, and Baseball Programs are available for children 4 and up.
Register at oaklynlittleleague.com until February 15th
Email oaklynlittleleague@gmail.com with any questions.
Smartphones Made Simple!
A special workshop for Seniors. Come join us for an hour long seminar full of buttons, beeps and basics taught by two local 8th grade tech pros. If you’ve often wondered if your smartphone is smarter than you, this is the place to be. This no-judgement workshop will show you the basics and then some at a comfortable pace.
Oaklyn Senior Center, Jan. 16, 2026 at 4:00pm.
A special workshop for Seniors. Come join us for an hour long seminar full of buttons, beeps and basics taught by two local 8th grade tech pros. If you’ve often wondered if your smartphone is smarter than you, this is the place to be. This no-judgement workshop will show you the basics and then some at a comfortable pace.
Oaklyn Senior Center, Jan. 16, 2026 at 4:00pm.
Reorganization Meeting Agenda
