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Calendar of Events
| Mon Oct 14 @12:00AM Columbus Day (All Municipal Offices are Closed) |
| Tue Oct 15 @ 7:30PM - Township Council Meeting |
| Wed Oct 16 @ 7:00PM - Zoning Board Meeting |
| Wed Oct 16 @ 7:00PM - Juvenile Conference Committee |
| Thu Oct 17 @ 7:30PM - Pathfinders |
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- 732-928-1397
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About Jackson Township
During 1994, we celebrated the 150th year of Jackson's existence as an incorporated municipality in the State of New Jersey. As the handwritten Legislative Act reads, "Having been three times read in the Council (the State Senate) on February 29, 1844,"