Roadwork on Evesham Road
According to the township, Evesham Road will be undergoing roadwork, beginning later this week.
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Township DPW keeps an eye on pothole proliferation; asks for community’s help
Ed Note: In addition to reporting potholes using the Township DPW hotline below, you can also use the Fixer Upper tool on the sidebar of this site to submit issues that need fixing. These submissions are automatically relayed to town officials via e-mail.
This particularly harsh winter season has spawned an uptick in the number [...]
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Cherry Hill officials monitoring weather system
With snow in the forecast for later today and tonight, Township officials are continually monitoring weather conditions.
Crews will be on hand to treat municipal roadways as needed to make conditions safe for travel tonight and during Tuesday morning's rush hour.
Contact the Mayor's Office at (856) 488-7878 or the Department of Public Works at [...]
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Cherry Hill Municipal Building to reopen Friday
The Cherry Hill Municipal Building will reopen and all services will resume at 9 a.m. Friday.
The grace period for first-quarter taxes - originally set to end on Wednesday - has been extended until 5:30 p.m. Friday.
Additionally, trash collection will resume with Wednesday's trash and recyclables scheduled for pick-up on Friday. Thursday's and Friday's [...]
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DPW crews continue work to clear trees, debris from roads
Throughout Wednesday night and Thursday morning, the Department of Public Works received more than 100 reports of downed trees and limbs blocking municipal roadways in the wake of yesterday’s crippling snowstorm.
As the number of calls grew and the scale of the storm damage became apparent, Township officials and emergency responders determined that roadway tree-removal [...]
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Mayor Platt: Crews continue snow-removal work, prepare for next storm
Once again this winter season, Cherry Hill and surrounding communities face the daunting task of digging out from a record storm that brought more than 27 inches of snow to our region.
While there is still plenty of work to be done, the diligent snow-removal efforts performed by our Department of Public Works through the [...]
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DPW prepared for impending storm
With snow expected to begin this afternoon and continue through Saturday, the Township’s Department of Public Works is working diligently to ensure crews are ready to respond as soon as the first snowflakes fall.
Salt spreaders have been loaded and will be deployed at the storm’s onset to prevent icing on the 226 miles of [...]
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Township awarded funds to continue sidewalk initiative
Township officials were pleased to start the new year with an allotment of $110,000 from the state Department of Transportation (DOT) for the fourth phase of sidewalk installation along Evesham Road, further improving the safety and connectivity of the busy roadway.
The municipality’s Engineering Department has already begun design plans for the project, [...]
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Mayor Platt commends Public Works’ response to Saturday’s storm
Please see the following statement from Mayor Platt regarding this weekend’s winter storm:
“In the wake of Saturday’s historic snowfall, I would like to commend our Public Works personnel for their diligent work in clearing our municipal roadways, ensuring safe travel for Cherry Hill residents as we entered the work week.
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Public Works Dept. prepares for impending winter storm
With the possibility of significant snowfall in the forecast for Saturday, Dec. 19, the Township’s Public Works Department is working to ensure crews will be ready to respond as early as 5 a.m.
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jmdisanto
I’m sorry but this is the worst plowing I have ever seen in Cherry Hill. Church Road is awful and all the side streets are even worse. The plow only came down my road (Oak Ave)3 times and you can’t even tell that it has been plowed! People are still getting stuck trying to drive on it!
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wm08003 12:57 pm on January 8, 2010 Permalink |
This is a really bad section to walk, especially sionce the brush is not cut back in many places, forcing you to walk near on on the street.
There are sections on Springdale Road between Shoprite and Kresson that are not easy to walk either, especially leaving Shoprite, Mike’s Hill and by the Firehouse.