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Recent Public Meetings Video
3/26
&
4/16
View 2008 Master Plan Reexamination report
Municipal Building
Renovation Resource Center
Glen Rock
Environmental Commission (Launch!)
Take the
Glen Rock Green-Up Challenge
GFAR - Gross Floor Area Ratio
Worksheet
2008 Proposed Budget
!New
(PDF)
GLEN
ROCK GARDEN CLUB
ANNUAL
PLANT SALE
Main Line
Train Station Parking Lot
Saturday,
May 10
9:00
am - 1:00 pm
FAMILY CAMPOUT AND COOKOUT
OPEN TO COMMUNITY!
FRI. 16, 5 pm
to SAT. MAY 17, 10:00 am
ST. CATHARINE CHURCH FIELD
MAPLE AVENUE, GLEN ROCK
Bring your tents and enjoy an
evening of food, games and an outdoor movie!
Barbecue and breakfast included.
Cost: $30 per family in
advance
$40 per family "at the door"
SPACE IS LIMITED!
Advance tickets at Kilroy's and
G.R. Paint & Hardware
For more information see our website: www.glenrockjaycees.org
or call Tom Kramer at 201-445-0020.
G.R.
SWIM TEAM REGISTRATION
Saturday,
May 31, 2008
Glen
Rock Municipal Pool
The Glen Rock Swim Team
registration will be held on Saturday, May 31 from 10:00
am to 1:00 pm at the Glen Rock Municipal Pool. All
swim team participants must be members of the Glen Rock
Pool. The cost is $25.00 per swimmer ($20.00 for
each additional family member).
Glen Rock Swim Team will be joining a new league this
year! This summer we will be swimming competitively from
ages 9-17. Our 8 and under program will be
non-competitive, however, we ask that the swimmers be
comfortable swimming across the width of the deep end.
Any questions please e-mail www.Glenrockswimteam@gmail.com
or call Coach Kayla Gaines (201)
965-3452.
GLEN
ROCK PLANNING BOARD
MEETING
CANCELLATION
As there are no pending matters,
the following Planning Board meetings have been
cancelled:
Work
Session: Monday,
June 2, 2008
Work Session:
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Regular Meeting: Thursday, June 5, 2008
4TH ANNUAL BERGEN
COUNTY BICYCLE
TOUR
Sponsored by
Bergen County Executive Dennis
McNerney, Dept. of Parks and
Bicycling Touring Club
of
North Jersey
Ride
For Fun & Health
Sunday, June 1, 2008
WHAT: Bergen County Bicycle
Tour. Various routes to meet all
skill
levels will be designated.
Who: Riders of all ages. All riders will be
required to wear safety
helmets.
Bicycles with training wheels are not permitted.
When: Sunday, June 1, 2008
Riders may begin signing in at 7:00 am Each route
will
begin at the following times:
45 - Mile at 8:00 am
25 - Mile at 8:30 am
12 - Mile at 9:00 am
5 - Mile at 10:30 am
Where: All routes will begin at the County
Administration
Building,
located at One Bergen County Plaza (next to the
County
Courthouse), Hackensack. Parking will be
available
at the Bergen County Courthouse Parking Lot
located
off Court Street.
Cost: $5 per rider
Registration form and $5.00 payment should be received
by May 25, 2008. Please pick up the registration
form at the Glen Rock Borough Hall.
G.R.
SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE
INVITES THE PUBLIC!
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
- 1:30 pm - G.R. Borough Hall
175 Rock Rd. (Behind CVS)
Lecture on
"Improving Balance and Fall Prevention"
The speaker for the program will be Swati Shah,
Occupational Therapist Supervisor for Valley Hospital
Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine.
For more information
call 201-444-1285
G.R. SENIOR ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
PROGRAM
JUNE 20, 2008
The G.R. Senior Advisory Committee
invites the public to attend a Lecture on
"Improving Balance and Fall Prevention" on
Tuesday, June 20, 2008 at 1:30 pm at the Borough Hall
(175 Rock Rd. - behind CVS). The Speaker for the
program will be Swati Shah, Occupational Therapist
Supervisor for Valley Hospital Department of
Rehabilitation Medicine.
For more information
call 201-444-1285.
Effective Gross Floor Area Ratio
BOROUGH OF GLEN ROCK
ORDINANCE NO. 1566
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 230 OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF GLEN ROCK - 1971, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "ZONING”; BEING AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
A UNIFORM SET OF ZONING REQUIREMENTS; TO ADDITIONAL BULK DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS
BE IT ORDAINED by the Borough Council, the Borough of Glen Rock, County of
Bergen, State of New Jersey, as follows:
Section I - Chapter 230 of the Revised General Ordinances of the Borough of Glen Rock
1971 as amended being an Ordinance entitled "Zoning" is hereby revised as follows:
1. Section 230-4 “Definitions” is hereby amended by adding thereto the following:
ATTIC. That part of a building that is immediately below and wholly or partly within the roof framing.
BASEMENT. An interior space or a portion of an interior space having a floor level below the average elevation of normal grade at the foundation wall of the structure in which it is contained.
EFFECTIVE GROSS FLOOR AREA RATIO (EGFAR). The ratio of the gross floor area (residential) to the lot area provided within a lot depth of 175 feet in the A-1 zone district and the lot area provided within a lot depth of 140 feet in the A-2 zone district.
MAXIMUM GROSS FLOOR AREA (RESIDENTIAL). The gross floor area permitted within the minimum lot area on a lot as defined in the A-1 and A-2 Districts.
GROSS FLOOR AREA (RESIDENTIAL) — The aggregate area of all floors of a residential building and associated structures as measured from exterior perimeter wall to exterior perimeter wall inclusive of the first floor, upper floor(s), sixty (60%) percent of habitable attic space, porches, sheds, private garages and other accessory structures,. Excluded from this calculation are basements, decks, cellars, patios, garages in the basement area, and the water surface of swimming pools.
HABITABLE ATTIC SPACE — Attic space that has a permanent stairway as a means of access and egress and in which the ceiling area at a height of seven feet above the attic floor is 1/3 or more of the floor below. Habitable attic space is served by a heating system and includes, but is not limited to, space used for living, sleeping, eating or cooking, as well as bathrooms and toilet rooms. Unheated storage and utility spaces are not considered habitable attic space.
2. Section 230-51 entitled “Required Conditions” for lots within A-1 Residence Districts, is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:
230-51. Required conditions.
A. Height. No building shall exceed a maximum height of 32 feet from the average point of grade, measured as the average of the grade at the four (4) corners of the building’s foundation, to the highest point of the roof. The roof pitch on the major roof must have a minimum of five (5) inches of rise for every 12 inches of run.
B. Front yard. There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than 50 feet.
C. Side yard. There shall be two side yards, and the width of each side yard shall not be less than 12% of the width of the lot at the front street setback line or 10 feet, whichever is greater. In addition, the sum of the side yard widths measured along any line parallel to the street line shall not be less than 30% of the lot width of that line.
D. Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard having a depth of not less than 50 feet.
E. Minimum lot area. The minimum lot area of 17,500 square feet shall be measured within 175 feet of the front property line.
F. Minimum floor area. There shall be a minimum floor area of 1,750 square feet. Two-story dwellings shall have a minimum floor area on the first floor of 1,200 square feet.
G. Maximum structure coverage - The total ground floor area of all structures shall not exceed 25% of the total area of the lot, measured within 175 feet of the front property line.
H. Parking. Parking and parking facilities shall be required as provided in Article VI.
I. Effective Gross Floor Area Ratio (EGFAR): .30
J. Maximum Gross Floor Area. The gross floor area permitted within the first 175 feet of a lot as determined by multiplying the Effective Gross Floor Area Ratio (EGFAR) by the lot area within the first 175 feet from the front property line.
3. Section 230-54, entitled “Required Conditions” for lots within a A-2 Residence District, is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:
230-54. Required conditions.
A. Height. No building shall exceed a maximum height of 32' from the average point of grade, measured as the average of the grade at the four (4) corners of the building’s foundation, to the highest point of the roof. The roof pitch on the major roof must have a minimum of five (5) inches of rise for every 12 inches of run.
B. Front yard. There shall be a front yard having a depth of not less than fifty (50) feet, except that where the average setback of existing buildings within the block front is less than fifty (50) feet and forms an established setback, all new buildings constructed within the block shall conform to such established line, provided that no new building shall project closer than thirty-five (35) feet to the front property line. Where an entire block front is vacant and where the lots are platted now or in the future with a depth of less than 140 feet, there shall be a front yard not less than thirty-five 35% of the average depth of each lot in such block, but in no event less than thirty-five (35) feet from the front property line.
C. Side yard. There shall be two side yards, and the width of each side yard shall not be less than 12% of the width of the lot as the front street setback line or six (6) feet, whichever is greater. In addition, the sum of the side yard widths measured along any line parallel to the street line shall not be less than 25% of the lot width on that line.
D. Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard having a depth of not less than 30 feet. A ground level patio shall not be taken into account in determining the depth of a rear yard.
E. Minimum lot area. The minimum lot area of 11,200 square feet shall be measured within 140 feet of the front street property line. For corner lots, the minimum lot area shall be 14,000 square feet, also measured within 140 feet of the front property line.
F. Minimum floor area. There shall be a minimum floor area of 1,500 square feet. A two-story dwelling shall have a minimum floor area on the first floor of 960 square feet.
G. Maximum structure coverage. The total ground floor area of all structures shall not exceed 25% of the total area of the lot measured within 140 feet of the front property line.
H. Parking. Parking and parking facilities shall be required as provided in Article VI.
I. Effective Gross Floor Area Ratio (EGFAR): .35 – [(lot width x lot depth or 140, whichever is less) - 9500] x .0000125.
J. Maximum Gross Floor Area. The gross floor area permitted within the first 140 feet of a lot as determined by multiplying the Effective Gross Floor Area Ratio (EGFAR) by the lot area within the first 140 feet from the front property line.
Section II. VALIDITY-SEVERABILITY If the provisions of any section, subsection, paragraph, subdivision, or clause of this Ordinance shall be held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall not affect or invalidate the remainder of this Ordinance but such judgment shall be confined in its operation to the section, paragraph, subdivision or clause directly involved in the controversy in which said judgment shall have been rendered.
Section III All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances inconsistent with the provisions hereof are hereby repealed.
Section IV This Ordinance shall take effect June 1, 2008 and upon passage
as required by law. Any building/construction
permits that are submitted to and accepted by the
Building Department prior to June 1, 2008 will be
grand-fathered under the Borough's existing zoning
ordinances.
APPROVED:
______________________________ _______________________________
Jacqueline Scalia, Borough Clerk John van Keuren, Mayor
VITAL
STATISTICS/BUILDING DEPT. FEES
At the Council meeting of April
30, 2008, the Mayor and Council passed two ordinances
increasing Building Dept. and Vital Statistics fees.
For questions or more
information, contact Borough Hall at
201-670-3956.
TRAFFIC ALERT
Construction will
begin on the installation of a traffic signal on or
about Monday, April 7 at the intersection of Maple Ave. and
Glen Ave., lasting approximately 90 days.
Please note detour
signs, allow extra travel time and avoid this area
whenever possible. Thank you for your
cooperation.
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NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
Help Preserve New Sidewalks
and
Roadways
The 2008 sidewalk
and roadway restoration program is scheduled.
Please advise the department of engineering if you
are planning any of the following work this year, so
the excavation can be done before the
streetscape beautification and safety projects are
completed:
-
Fuel
supply upgrade or conversion
-
New or
upgraded underground electric
service
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Underground service relocation for
driveway installation
-
Tree
planting
-
New or
upgraded sewer service
-
New or
upgraded water service
-
. . . .
or other conditions that will require excavation
on streets and sidewalks
We need your cooperation so utilities do not
have to excavate on newly restored streets and
sidewalks, due to untimely customer requests for
services.
Please call the department of engineering if you
have any questions.
FERTILIZER & VEGETATION
CONTROL APPLICATION
DATES FOR 2008
The Borough owned fields will
be treated with fertilizer and or vegetation control.
Dates will be posted as they become available.
POOL BADGE SALE INFORMATION
Membership can be obtained at Borough Hall weekdays
beginning April 7 between 8:30 am and 4:00 pm.
Beginning Tues. April 8 through Tuesday, May 27,
badges can also be purchased Tues. evenings until
7:00 pm. Additionally, badges will be
available Saturday mornings in May ONLY from 9:00 am
to noon (excluding May 24th). Beginning June 2
pool memberships can only be purchased during
business hours at Borough Hall. At no time can
a membership be purchased at the pool.
Residents are
encouraged to purchase their membership on or prior
to May 16th to take advantage of the reduced
rate. Also, keep in mind May 16th and May 23rd
are extremely busy badge sale days . . . you will be
standing in line!
Watch for the Borough Buzz in the mail for complete
pool badge information.
ATTENTION GLEN ROCK MOTORISTS
On March 1, 2008
the handheld use of a cellular phone, including text
messaging, becomes a primary offense in New Jersey.
Drivers can be stopped and cited for that offense
when observed by a police officer, even when no
other violation is evident.
Drivers are permitted to use hands free devices
while using cellular phones but are cautioned that
talking on a cellular phone is still a distraction
which could constitute a violation of the motor
vehicle laws under some circumstances.
DO YOU WANT TO VOLUNTEER?
LOOKING FOR
GROUP PROJECTS?
VOLUNTEER
CENTER OF BERGEN COUNTY
HAS
MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU!
GLEN ROCK TV CONTENT COMMITTEE
Glen Rock TV is looking for
volunteers to serve on the content committee. We
are looking for volunteers to help with editing,
producing, directing, marketing and camera operations.
Students and Seniors Welcome. If you have any
interest in serving on this committee, please contact
Doug Warner (Glen Rock Tech Committee) at (201) 670-6701
or Email at
4warners@optonline.net
.
Dates for Tech
Committee Meetings at Borough Hall at 7:30 pm are as
follows:
May 22
June
18
Sept.
17
Oct.
15
Nov. 19
VALLEY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
MEETINGS
May 19, 12:30 pm G.R. Inn
Annual Luncheon & Historian Report
Public is welcome and invited to all our meetings.
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2008
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE EVENTS
Bergen Community College
400 Paramus Rd., Paramus
Sun., April 6, 2008
Sun., June 29, 2008
Sun., October 19, 2008
Bergen County Utilities Authority
Foot of Empire Blvd., Moonachie
Sat. July 19, 2008
Bergen County Campgaw Moutain Reservation
200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah
Sat. May 17, 2008
Sat., Sept. 13, 2008
Sat. Nov. 15, 2008
Collection Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Rain or
Shine)
For more information call (201)
807-5825 or go to www.bcua.org
2008
TIRE RECYCLING AND
COMPUTER/ELECTRONICS PROGRAM
Bergen County Community Services Bldg.
327 East Ridgewood Ave., Paramus
Sat., April 19, 2008
Sat. Aug. 23, 2008
Bergen County Campgaw Moutain Reservation
200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah
Sat., June 14, 2008
Sat., Nov. 1, 2008
Collection Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (Rain or Shine!)
For more information call (201)
807-5825 or go to www.bcua.org
DO
YOU LOCK YOUR VEHICLE AT NIGHT?
The
Glen Rock Police Department advises residents to lock their
cars when left unattended in their driveway - especially
overnight, and in any public parking lot. The Borough
has experienced periodic reports of thefts from unlocked
cars at the pool, in school and commuter parking lots, and
in private driveways. Neighboring communities have
also been experiencing similar reports. Unlocked cars
represent an easy target for anyone intent on stealing
wallets, money, CD's, cellular phone's, GPS navigation aids,
lap top computers, tools, and other property of value.
GLENROCKOPOLY!
The "GlenRockopoly"
fundraiser is a joint project of the Glen Rock Women in
Community Service (WICS) and Children's Aid and Family
Services (CAFS) and proceeds will support the charitable and
community service efforts of both of these non-profit
organizations. The "Monopoly-style" board
games feature Glen Rock businesses and organizations and
sell for $25. The games are available at several local
merchants, including SASHA Hair & Day Spa, Glen Rock
Digital Photo, The Grow-cery, and Mail & More; or Sue
Needleman (WICS) at 201-447-6555 or Donna Nihan (WICS) at
201-652-5392.
IMPORTANT PSE&G
INFORMATION
Call
Before You Dig
http://www..pseg.com/customer/town/damage/overview.jsp
Report
a Streetlamp Outage
https://extsecure.pseg.com/webformsWeb/resources/jsp/psegcom/streetlight-out.jsp
Welcome
to the Neighborhood
http://www.pseg.com/customer/home/welcome/overview.jsp
New
Construction Services
http://www.pseg.com/customer/business/new_service/process.jsp
Request
Service for New Construction
http://www.pseg.com/customer/business/new_service/overview.jsp
Request
a Service Removal
http://www.pseg.com/customer/home/service/demolition/overview.jsp
Planting
the Right Tree in the Right Location
http://www.pseg.com/customer/home/safety/tree.jsp
Energy
Assistance and Conservation Programs
http://www.pseg.com/customer/home/save/overview.jsp
COMMUNITY ALLIANCE PROGRAM
Your account balances are unaffected by
your participation; there are no dues to pay or withdrawals
to make. No information concerning your accounts is
revealed; your accounts remain private and secure.
For further information or to enroll
call or visit your local Boiling Springs branch. You
may also call Stacey or Margaret at the Community meals
office at 201-447-8295 Monday thru Friday, 10:30 am to 2:30
pm.
As participation in the program grows
so will our rewards. Won't you help us?
Enroll in the Community Alliance
program today.
MEALS ON WHEELS DRIVERS WANTED
Community Meals on Wheels
is now delivering meals to needy clients in Glen Rock.
Volunteer drivers familiar with the area are needed to
deliver meals to these individuals. Can you lend a
hand? If you can spare an hour or so a week your
participation can ensure timely meal delivery to those who
are unable to provide for themselves. To become part
of our Community Meals delivery group call our office at
201-447-8295 any weekday between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm and
ask for either Margaret or Stacey. Won't you join our
Community Meals family? Call today.
2008 Resident/Commuter Permits now available at
Police Headquarters
- This permit is required to
park in the Resident Commuter parking
areas. A vehicle
registration must be presented at Police Headquarters in order
to obtain a permit.
- The fee is $120.00 payable to The
Borough of Glen Rock at
Police
Headquarters by check between 8 am and 11 pm.
GLEN ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT:
201-652-3800
SCHOOL CLOSING INFORMATION
Check school website: www.glenrocknj.org
WINS 1010 AM Radio
WCBS 880 AM Radio
A REMINDER TO ALL RESIDENTS:
All loose rubbish to be disposed of on
curbside rubbish day must be put in bags or disposable
containers and will be thrown into the sanitation
truck. ALL ACCEPTABLE RUBBISH AND ITS CONTAINER
LEFT AT THE CURB WILL BE TAKEN AND COMPACTED. Reusable
metal or plastic trash cans or garbage barrels are
not acceptable for holding rubbish at the curb on
curbside rubbish pick up days and will be passed by.
Department of Public Works
Sanitation Department
IMPORTANT COMPOST CENTER
INFORMATION:
When dumping loads at the Borough
Compost Center, make sure all vegetative waste is garbage
free (i.e. coffee cups, bags, newspaper, concrete, rocks,
etc). If any garbage/trash is accidentally mixed in
with the vegetative waste, you must take the time to separate
the garbage/trash out of the vegetation and dispose of the
garbage/trash properly.
If caught dumping trash of any type
that does not belong in compost center, privileges for use
could be revoked.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
Glen Rock Seniors need your help in the
following areas:
Snow Shoveling
Raking
leaves/yard work/lawn mowing
Small errands, etc.
If you have community service hours to fulfill or you would
just like to volunteer, please call Borough Hall at (201)
670-3956.
SPORTS FIELD SCHEDULES
For a specific sport schedule please click on
the appropriate link below.
Lacrosse: grlax.com
Baseball/Softball: grba.org
G.R. Soccer Club: grsc.org
Shooting Stars Soccer: glenrockshootingstars.com
REHABILITATION FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR BOROUGH RESIDENTS
As part of the Borough's effort to comply with
our COAH (Council on Affordable Housing) requirements, please be
advised that funds are available to Borough residents for
rehabilitating their primary residence. Household income restrictions
may apply. For additional information, please contact Jacqueline
Scalia, Borough Clerk at (201) 670-3956.
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE INFORMATION
The Social Security Office is located at 201
Rock Road, 2nd floor of the Galleria Mall, Glen Rock, NJ. The telephone number
is 800-772-1213 (7:00 am to 7:00 pm). The hours of operation are 9:00
am - 4:00 pm, Mon. - Fri.
The following is a list of some of the services available on the
website at
www.socialsecurity.gov
- Apply for benefits (retirement/spouses and
disability)
- Apply for extra help with Medicare prescription
drug costs
- Check status of your pending online application
- Find out if you qualify for benefits
- Calculate your monthly benefit amount
- Change your address and telephone number
- Change your direct deposit
- Get a replacement Medicare card
- Request a proof of income letter
- Request a 1099/1042S (social security benefit
statement)
- Get a password
RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED NOT TO CALL 911 EXCEPT IN CASES OF LIFE
SAVING EMERGENCY.
IF ANY TYPE OF DISASTER OR TERRORISM OCCURS, GLEN
ROCK WILL BRING IN EXTRA OPERATORS AND VOLUNTEERS TO ANSWER
201-670-3956. HAVE YOU READ YOUR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BROCHURE,
DISCUSSED IT WITH YOUR FAMILY, AND PREPARED A FAMILY PLAN?
Glen Rock Community Shuttle Services
and Schedules (For G.R. senior citizens and physically challenged
residents)
The Shuttle will pick up residents at their
homes, bring them to the daily activity, and return them to their
homes.
To participate, just call Borough Hall at
201-670-3956 the week you wish to get on the list.
Tuesday - Shopping at Kilroy's
Pick-up at Glen Courts at 10:00 am
Pick-up residents from their homes immediately following on the way to
Kilroy's
Bus will wait while you complete your shopping, help load your bags
onto the bus and carry your bags into your home for you.
Thursday - Mall every other Week
Pick-up at Glen Courts at 11:00 am
Pick-up residents from homes immediately following on the way to the
mall.
Return to your home from Mall approximately 1:30 pm
Friday - Shopping at Shop Rite in Fair Lawn
Pick-up at Glen Courts at 10:00 am
Pick-up residents from their homes immediately following on the way to
Shop Rite
Bus will wait while you complete your shopping, and return you to your
homes.
Call Borough Hall at 201-670-3956 the week you
wish to participate.
The Glen Rock Police Department joins PROJECT
LIFESAVER for Alzheimer's patients.
The Glen Rock Police Department, in cooperation
with the Bergen County Police Chief's Association and the Bergen
County Sheriff's Department, has undertaken a program for search and
rescue using electronic signaling devices as an aid in searching for
lost persons who suffer in one form or other from diminished mental
capacity or other disability.
For more information go to glenrockpolice.com
Free Rapid HIV Test Now Available
A free rapid HIV test is now available in a
publicly funded counseling and testing site in Bergen County. The new
test means people can receive results in minutes rather than days,
ensuring HIV patients can be sure of their status immediately and get
access to care as soon as possible.
The rapid HIV tests will be conducted through a
finger stick blood test (using OraQuick HIV) whose results can be
determined in less than an hour. Locally, this service is available at
the Bergen County Health Department.
This service is free to all residents of your
community who wish to take advantage of it. For more information on
rapid HIV testing, visit www.njhiv.org or call
201-487-3243.
Volunteers Needed for Glen Rock Emergency Services:
Glen Rock Ambulance Corp.
Glen Rock Fire Department.
Glen Rock Office of Emergency Management
Glen Rock Auxiliary Police
Training will be provided.
Call Borough Hall at 201-670-3956.
Help your town to make us all safer!
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