When the Merchantville-Pennsauken Water Commission was first established, the goal was simple: provide a reliable water supply to the community. Fast forward 100 years, and that responsibility has grown to include advanced treatment processes, strict state and federal regulations, and continuous system monitoring. Today, our system serves nearly 50,000 residents, supported by wells, treatment facilities, and a team working behind the scenes every day.

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In 2026 Merchantville ranks as the #12 out of 414 Best Suburbs for Young Professionals, #23 of 414 Best Places for Young professionals and #66 of 414 Most Diverse Suburbs in New Jersey according to Niche, a US market research company that ranks and rates neighborhoods, cities, and schools across the United States. Merchantville, NJ, is celebrated for its historic charm, tight-knit family-friendly community, and exceptional walkability. Merchantville boasts significantly

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Merchantville Fire Department Niagra Fire Company firefighters were spotted in the roof of a home on Woodlawn Avenue in Merchantville, on Tuesday morning as smoke poured from the home and firefighters walked across the rooftop working to extinguish the flames. NBC10's SkyForce10 spotted the fire at about 10:30 a.m. and smoke billowed from windows on the building's first floor as firefighters worked the roof in the 200 block of Woodlawn Avenue. Rehab 13 - Deer Park Fire Company from Cherry Hill and Pennsauken Fire Department also responded.

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The Merchantville Community Center is getting a much needed facelift! Recently, the Borough was awarded a $50,000 Historic Preservation Grant through Camden County Government for the project to preserve this Merchantville landmark. Restoration work includes stucco repairs, painting, and attention to exterior wood repairs. Take a look at its progress on your next stroll by! Additionally, a $25,000 grant was secured through the Camden County Recreation Program.

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The Borough of Merchantville's Historical Society wants residents to break out your flags, bunting, and star spangled decor to celebrate the Fourth of July with a Patriotic House Decorating Contest. First, second, and third place winners will be awarded a handsome lawn sign to proudly display to the community during 4th of July events. Outside judges will stop by home entries on Saturday, June 27th, to look for the most creative and clever translations

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Your vote won’t count sitting on your counter - return your Vote-By-Mail ballot today! We know that voting can be stressful and confusing at times, that's why Camden County is here for you during this process. Vote By Mail is confidential, safe and the same exact ballot as in-person voting. Times have changed, and voting has never been more accessible. The June 2 Primary will be here before we know it and Merchantville's Democratic Team -

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The Borough of Merchantville will mourn and honor its deceased service men and women at a service in Wellwood Park on Monday, May 25th, 2026 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. As in past years, the services will be conducted by officers from the F.W. Grigg American Legion Post 68. In addition, BSA Troop 119 Merchantville will present the colors, Mayor Brennan will share a commemorative message and a traditional wreath laying by numerous

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