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| Bethlehem Township is a small rural community in
northwestern New Jersey. Bethlehem Township, which
means "House of Bread," was settled in the 1720s by
German, Dutch, English, and Irish immigrants. The Township's
municipal government dates back to 1730. The Township
Committee has been representing the Township's citizens since its
creation in 1763. Today, Bethlehem Township is 21.38 square
miles and has a population of 3,993 people.
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Assistance to New Jersey residents to help them through tough economic times |
| Township Directory/Spring Newsletter |
| Computer & Electronics Collection Day October 9, 2010 (Hunterdon County Complex) 9:00am - 1:00pm (Rain of Shine) |
| CHANGE IN RECYCLING PROCESS The Township has switched over the DPW yard from the previous recycling practice of requiring residents to sort glass, plastic, steel and aluminum cans to dual stream recycling. Which means all these items can now be commingled. A new concrete bin has been configured in the DPW yard to handle this and residents are asked to follow the signage. The recycling of fiber products; newspapers, cardboard, magazines, household dry cell batteries, auto batteries etc. is remaining the same.
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Township of Bethlehem |
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