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Good evening. PSE&G gas main project work schedule for next week, 9/28-10/2, will have two service crews and is as follows: 1st Crew Monday 9/28 Spruce Ave from West Cedar Ave to West Holly Ave Tuesday 9/29 and Wednesday 9/30 Kendall Blvd from West Holly Ave to West Cedar Ave Thursday 10/1 and Friday 10/2 Kendall Blvd from West Park Ave to West Cedar Ave 2nd Crew Monday 9/28 - Friday 10/2 Ridgeway Ave from Goff Ave to Washington Ave Work hours are 7am - 5pm Any questions please ask the police officer working the job site
29 days ago, Chad Jordan

Attention Residents!

about 1 month ago, Bonnie Taft
Attention Residents!
Reminder to residents- Any type of lawn signs can not be placed on the curb strip. They must be placed on your lawn (private property)
about 1 month ago, Bonnie Taft
Good afternoon.
Work for the PSE&G Gas Main project for this upcoming week (9/21-9/25) is as follows:

There will be two service crews this week.

First crew

Monday, 9/21 - West Park Ave from Kendall Blvd to Maple Ave

Tuesday, 9/22-Thursday, 9/24 - Maple Ave from West Cedar to West Holly

Friday, 9/25 - Spruce Ave from West Cedar to West Holly

Second crew

Monday, 9/21-Friday, 9/25 - Ridgeway Ave from Harding Ave to Washington Ave

Work hours are 7am - 5pm

Any questions please ask the police officer in the work zone
about 1 month ago, Chad Jordan
Good morning. We received an email today from NJDOT’s consulting engineers informing us that they are starting the next phase of the Route 30 Cooper Street to Grove Street Project. This project is a six-mile pavement and infrastructure improvement effort that goes from Camden down to Haddon Heights along Route 30 (White Horse Pike). In the information listed below it states they are starting this work next Monday, 9/21, at the section of Magill Ave and Route 30 in Collingswood and working their way East on Route 30. As they move East they will be working towards Oaklyn so I wanted to notify every one of their plans as they will be in Oaklyn in the coming weeks. This information is also going out on our app, our website and our Facebook page. September 17, 2026 Starting Monday September 21, 2026, the Contractor will be entering the next phase of the Rt. 30 Cooper St. to Grove St. project. The Contractor will be starting intersection (underground) work on the White Horse Pike from Collingswood to Haddon Heights. The first intersection will be Magill Ave. and will continue east. The intersection work involves installation of electrical conduit, junction boxes and foundations for the future above ground electrical items (signal poles, controller cabinets, etc.) Portions of sidewalk and ADA ramps may need to be removed. Pedestrian access will be maintained and/or detoured while work is ongoing. The Contractor expects to be constructing underground electrical work for one to two weeks at each intersection.
about 1 month ago, Chad Jordan
Newton Lake Cleanup!
Join us in person for the Newton Lake Cleanup! Let’s get together and help make our beautiful lake sparkling clean. Bring your friends, water, and good vibes as we pick up trash and make a difference in our community. It’s a fun way to connect with nature and meet awesome people who care about the environment.

Kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards encouraged. New this time: A kayak rental kiosk! Life vests required if you go on the water!

Newton Lake Boat Launch
Collingswood, NJ

Saturday, September 19 • 9 AM - 11 AM
about 1 month ago, Chad Jordan
Kayak cleanup
September 2026 Planning Board Agenda
about 1 month ago, Bonnie Taft
September 2026 Planning Board Agenda
Good morning. PSE&G Gas Main work for next week (9/14-9/18) is as follows: Gas Main Crew Monday 9/14 & Tuesday 9/15 Oakland Garden Apartments - W Oakland and Newton Ave Wednesday 9/16-Friday 9/18 Ridgeway Ave from Harding Ave to Washington Ave Service Crew Monday 9/14-Thursday 9/17 West Park Ave from Manor Ave to Kendall Blvd Friday 9/18 Maple Ave from West Cedar Ave to West Holly Ave Work hours will be 7am to 5pm Any questions about the work zones please ask the police officer assigned to the work zone
about 1 month ago, Chad Jordan
Oaklyn Mayor and Council wish to provide clarification regarding the announcement made at the September 8, 2026, Council meeting concerning the closure of the hockey and basketball courts. Following an annual safety inspection of Borough properties by our Risk Management Consultants, it was recommended that this area be closed to residents due to safety concerns regarding the surface, boards, and fencing.

This area has been discussed at previous Council meetings in 2025, when Alex Lewis from Oaklyn United FC Soccer organization brought up the idea of rehabbing/rebuilding the hockey court as a multipurpose area that could serve both hockey and soccer.

Alex and his group showed interest and initiative in hosting a tournament there to donate funds towards the long-term goal of improving this area for the community. This would take several years to complete due to yearly budget restraints and several ongoing Borough projects, including the Senior Center and the new park on Mahheim Ave. He also expressed interest in supporting the Borough by collaborating, researching, and applying for grants to help fund this facility for our community as it progressed.

With Mayor and Council's approval, Alex spent significant time and energy hosting a successful tournament in the fall of 2025 at the hockey facility, with help from volunteers and Oaklyn Public Works, making the area playable.

Alex Lewis and Oaklyn United FC raised over $1000 from the event to help rehabilitate/rebuild the hockey court, with plans to possibly host future tournaments. The Borough did not facilitate receiving these funds because of the long-range timeline to plan and fund a project of this scope. The statement regarding the Borough not receiving these funds referred strictly to the status of the account at the time of our September 8, 2026, meeting and was not intended to be derogatory toward Alex Lewis. He has retained the funds raised and is transferring them to the Borough in the near future.

Mayor and council members will carefully plan the best way to move forward, considering suggestions from our community regarding the hockey courts. As always, the best way to gather direct factual information and give feedback regarding the Borough of Oaklyn and Council is to attend meetings and email members directly. The Borough is moving towards having our meetings broadcast online in the future to help residents be better informed with information.
about 1 month ago, Bonnie Taft
September 8, 2026 Council Meeting Agenda
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
September 8, 2026 Council Meeting Agenda
Oaklyn Senior Center Event
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
Senior Center Event
Good afternoon. PSE&G Gas Main work for next week (9/7-9/11) is as follows: Gas Main Crew Monday 9/7 No work Tuesday 9/8 Laurie Lane from Oaklawn Ave to the Dead End Wednesday 9/9 Oaklawn Ave from E Haddon Ave to E Clinton Ave Thursday 9/10 E Clinton from Oaklawn Ave to Coldspring Ave Friday 9/11 No work Service Crew Monday 9/7 No work Tuesday 9/8-Friday 9/11 W Cedar Ave from Kendall Blvd to W Holly Ave
about 2 months ago, Chad Jordan
September 2026 Caucus Meeting Agenda-Meeting Date 8/31/26
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
September Caucus Mtg Agenda
PSE&G gas main work for next week (8/31-9/4) is as follows:

Gas main crew

Monday 8/31
E Bettlewood Ave from Oaklawn Ave to the bridge

Tuesday 9/1 & Wednesday 9/2
Oaklawn Ave from E Beechwood Ave to E Clinton Ave

Thursday 9/3
Laurie Lane from E Beechwood Ave to Dead End

Friday 9/4 No work

Service crew

Monday 8/31 & Tuesday 9/1
Landis Ave from Kendall Blvd to Manor Ave

Wednesday 9/2 & Thursday 9/3
W Cedar Ave from Kendall Blvd to W Holly Ave

Friday 9/4 No work

Hours 7am-5pm
Any questions, ask police officers at the job sites
about 2 months ago, Chad Jordan

After a few years off, your Civic Association is proud to announce the return of Oaklyn’s Annual Kickball Tournament!

Visit Oaklyn Kickball to sign your team up.

about 2 months ago, Chad Jordan
Kickball
House Plant Bingo
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
House Plant Bingo
Mayor and Council are now accepting nominations for Volunteer of the Year. Nominations can be emailed to b.taft@oaklyn-nj.net. The winner will be announced at the Town Picnic on October 11, 2026. Deadline to submit your nomination is Monday, August 31, 2026. PLEASE DO NOT POST NOMINATIONS HERE. Below are past recipients.
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS
2000 Charles Lehman
2001 Paula Yudkowitz
2001 Michael Valianti
2002 Jen Hauck
2003 Janet LaBar
2004 Michael Krusen
2005 Jeffrey Elder
2006 Anne Henderson
2007 Bonnie Taft
2008 Mary Earle
2009 Denise Currie
2009 Debbie Forbes
2010 Adam Sherr
2011 Bill Stauts
2012 Claudia Super
2013 Jack Deen
2014 Nancy MacGregor
2015 Diane Gualano
2016 Steve Rigler
2017 April Marino
2018 Dave Aron
2019 Rick Hawco
2020 COVID
2021 Maureen Hillen
2022 Curt Hudson
2023 Kate Bataloni
2024 Sarah Sherr
2025 Jeff Bantle
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft

Unfortunately, the Little Library box, at the former Library building, has been removed due to inappropriate materials being placed inside. To ensure a safe, family-friendly environment for our entire community, we can no longer have the outdoor box on Borough property. For those looking for a safe place to obtain reading materials, DVDs, etc., please visit the Oaklyn Senior Center. The books and DVDs that were in the former library have been moved to the Senior Center.
about 2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
September 2026 Senior Center Calendar
2 months ago, Bonnie Taft
September 2026 Senior Center Calendar
Good morning. PSEG gas main work schedule for this upcoming week (8/17-8/21) is as follows: One crew doing main work Monday 8/17 - Thursday 8/20 Ridgeway Ave from Washington Ave to Kendall Blvd Friday 8/21 Washington Ave from Kendall Blvd to Dead End One crew doing services Monday 8/17 - Friday 8/21 West Cedar Ave from Manor Ave to Kendall Blvd Work hours are 7am - 5pm Any questions about closures please ask the police officers at the work zones Have a great weekend everyone!
2 months ago, Chad Jordan