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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS


Professional Services Solicitation

Hazlet is seeking bids for Real Property Appraiser

Sealed bids are due on March 23 at 10:00AM

Please click here to download the RFP document


Professional Services Solicitation

Hazlet is seeking bids for;

Planning Board Engineer
Planning Board Consulting Engineer

Sealed bids are due on March 30 at 10:00AM

Please click here to download the RFP document


One Band
21 Diners
48 hours
Hundreds of Families Helped


The WHATCHAGONNADO Diner tour
is coming to the RED OAK DINER
Saturday, March 20 at 8:30am

Kindred Souls, a NJ-based rock band,
will perform a 20 minute acoustic set at a diner in
each of New Jersey’s 21 counties in a 48-hour period

The goal is to raise at least $250 per diner to benefit
The NJ Federation of Food Banks

Click Here for More Information


- WANTED -
Crafters - Vendors - Public Service Groups

To Help Us Celebrate the 50th Anniversay of
the Hazlet Recreation Commission

At the Hazlet Day - Parade and Festival
on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010

Please click here for details and application


The Census is...

EASY... Every residence will receive a short questionnaire
that is simple and fast to complete and return.

SAFE... By law, the Census Bureau cannot share an individual’s
answers with anyone including federal, state and local agencies.

IMPORTANT... Over $300 billion in federal funds are awarded to
states and communities for new hospitals, schools, better
transportation and social services as a result of the census.

For more information on the census,
click on the image above or use this link
http://www.nj.gov/2010Census

Please be cooperative, but cautious

Census workers will NOT ask for Social Security Numbers,
Credit Card Numbers or Bank Account information.
They will NOT ask for donations.
They will NOT contact you via email.
They may contact you either by telephone or in person.


The Hazlet Environmental Commission is looking for Volunteers

HEC is seeking volunteers to assist in our events and cleanups

Are you ready to improve our Town and our Environment ?

You can view the HEC Information Page here.

Please click here to contact us regarding your interest.


Please click here to visit the
Hazlet Township Bureau of Fire Prevention Website


To learn about Smoke Detector, Carbon Monoxide Detector & Fire Extinguisher Certification’ inspections that are necessary at the time of home resale or change of tenant for rental properties.

You can also review our FAQ regarding Smoke Alarms, Fire Extinguishers,
Propane Tanks as well as Home and Apartment Safety.


Be prepared for EMERGENCIES

Please click here to visit the Hazlet OEM Site
http://www.hazletoem.com/


It's very important that every resident review and/or signup for the following;

CODE RED EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
SPECIAL NEEDS REGISTRY
PET DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
EVACUATION PREPAREDNESS


2009 Revaluation Information Please visit: Realty Appraisal


Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Information is available here...


MRSA / Staph Infection Information is available here...


ATTENTION HAZLET RESIDENTS

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Hazlet History and Demographics

On February 25, 1848 the New Jersey State Legislature officially created the Township of Hazlet (known as Raritan Township until 1967) a municipal corporation which, prior to that date had been part of Middletown Township.

Hazlet derived its name from a Dr. John Hazlett who had an estate in Raritan Township near the Keyport Holmdel Turnpike, now Holmdel Road.

Hazlet is a five square mile town with approximately 22,000 residents, once known for its abundant farming. Route 35 and 36 are within Hazlet Township's borders and the nearby Garden State Parkway provides easy access to the Shore or city destinations. Mass transportation is also available in the form of bus and train service to Newark and New York.

The Route 35 and 36 corridors also provide residents with a thriving commercial zone, which includes six shopping plazas within the town, but away from the quiet neighborhoods.
Hazlet boasts of a quality public school system, neighborhood parks, an outdoor roller hockey rink and a swim and tennis club. There are also many activities and programs for children, adults and seniors. Hazlet is a thriving and active community with a variety of community events.


 

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