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Town Hall in Wharton, NJ
Wharton News
Wharton's 2021 Municipal Alliance Carnival is going to be on August 5th- August 8th at the MacKinnon
The Borough has recently updated the Stormwater Ordinance. To view it click here.
Beginning, Wed, June 16th, the municipal parking lots at borough hall, the police department, and the
Wharton's Summer Recreation Program will run from July 7th-August 13th M-F from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. We
2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)(Updated- July 8th, 2021) Call (General COVID-19 Questions): 2-1-1 (24/7)Call
Wharton Borough has a new service request portal for residents to use. You can report a pothole, inform
The Borough of Wharton now offers the option to pay your property taxes and utility bills online by credit
Every year the Water Department publishes a drinking water quality report. This report is designed to
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Virtual Tour of Wharton
Learn about the Borough of Wharton's history, quality of life, real estate and relocations and community organizations.
Wharton 1620 AM Radio
Radio information about the Borough of Wharton throughout the year and important up-to-date local emergencies.
William J. Chegwidden
Mayor
I am so happy that things are starting to return normal after the difficult year we all experienced. Our community came together and showed our resilience and I want to thank everyone who has helped us reach this point.
It is going to be a great summer in Wharton. Summer Recreation starts on July 7th for more information on that program click here. Summer reading at the Library started on June 23rd for more information on that program click here.
The carnival is scheduled for August 5th-8th and Canal Day and the Fireworks will be returning on August 21st. For more information about Canal Day click here.
Recently there’s been a lot of progress in town. The new Main Street Extension, Chegwidden Way, opened after many years of work, construction has begun on a new development on Main Street, projects throughout town continue to be completed in order to keep our infrastructure strong, and work has begun on updating the municipal parking lots around Town Hall, the Police Department, and the Library. We appreciate everyone’s patience during these improvements to our town.