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Council Caucus meeting 1.28.13
Borough Immigration Resolutions
Proud of the leadership being taken by our Borough Council to stand up for our community. Thank you Ray Woods and Sean Fitzgerald for taking a strong stand against the harmful immigration policies of the Trump administration by advancing these resolutions last night that ensure every family in our borough feels safe and respected. Resolutions: Borough Property Restriction for Federal Immigration Enforcement
Next Generation Leadership
Ray Woods has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Merchantville, launching a campaign focused on affordability, community safety, and ushering in a new generation of leadership in borough government. Woods, a current Borough Council member, is running alongside Councilman Sean Fitzgerald and community leader Ruby Delarosa as a unified slate for Borough Council. The team has received the endorsement of
The 2026 Hunt Is On!
Grab your baskets! The Merchantville Easter Egg Hunt takes over Wellwood Park on Saturday, March 28th, at 10:30 a.m. More than 10,000 eggs - including golden prize eggs - will be awaiting your arrival, as well as bike raffles and an appearance from the one and only Easter Bunny. So, hop on over to Wellwood Park, at the intersection of West Maple, Linden and Hamilton Avenues, to hunt for some special Easter treats.
2026 Borough Volunteer Awards
On Monday, March 9th, Mayor Brennan had the honor of recognizing hard working volunteers in the Borough. Our youngest ever recipient of the Volunteer of the Year Award went to Hailee N., a scout with BSA Troop 119. Hailee has stepped up to help at countless events and consistently goes above and beyond to better the Borough. Only a teenager herself, she is a true role model to young and old for how
A Message from Mayor Ted Brennan
In the days leading up to the most recent winter storm I was able to do many of the things that I enjoy most as Mayor; set goals, encourage and support staff to rise to a challenge, work with my colleagues at all levels of government, and co- ordinate with my team to execute on our plan to effectively respond to the storm. Working as a team and responding to the needs of our community has always been the most difficult and rewarding part of being Mayor. And serving as the Mayor of the Borough of Merchantville has been at times both a very humbling experience