Land Use Board Meeting Notice:

Please be advised that the meeting of the Land Use Board scheduled for Wednesday, April 23rd at 6:30PM has been cancelled. 

Climate Change-Related Hazard Vulnerability Assessment

Please consider attending one of the three workshops listed below to help our Riverfront Communities develop our Climate Change-Related Hazard Vulnerability Assessment report (CCRHVA).

This project is being funded through a generous cooperate grant program between NOAA, NJDEP, Burlington County, and the riverine communities located along the Delaware River, colloquially known as the River Route Communities.

Come out to discuss your experiences with storms, flooding, wind damage, fallen trees and more.  Your input helps to shape future planning efforts and development patterns in our area.

Yard Waste Notice:

The City can not pick up yard waste in anything other than clear bags.  Please do not use black or green contractor’s bags nor the brown paper leaf bags for your yard waste.

Do not mix sticks, vines, nor trash in with your grass clippings and leaves.  These items should be placed in your regular trash collection with the exception of branches and tree limbs. 

Chipping of brush will be moving to Tuesdays, beginning in March, weather permitting.  Please do not park in front of brush left curbside for chipping. Public Works will not drag tree limbs around vehicles. 

Please make sure all brush is facing the same direction.  Brush piles that are tangled, mixed with vines or other debris, will not be chipped.  This is for the safety of our personnel and the efficiency of operation. 

Brush to be chipped should be no less than four (4) feet in length and no more than six (6) inches in diameter.  We cannot take stumps or bamboo.  If you or someone you hire cut down any trees, you are required to make arrangements for the removal of the material.  The City will no longer chip brush left from tree removal and/or lot clearing.

Brush chipping operations are only for general property maintenance and storm debris.  Piles of brush should be neatly stacked, and single piles shall not exceed 3 feet in height, and 12 feet in length per week.  At no time, shall brush block sidewalks or travel lanes of roadways.

Grass and leaves, in clear bags, are picked up on Mondays & Fridays and chipping operations are on Tuesdays from the first week of March through mid October; weather permitting.

The HIP Program has ended. No new applications are being accepted.

 

 

 

Contact List:

City Administrator/Public Safety Director
Rich Wolbert
rwolbert@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4090

Municipal Clerk/Registrar of Vital Statistics
Deputy City Administrator
Caitlin D’Alfonso
cdalfonso@thecityofbeverly.com 
(609) 747-4084

Public Works
Mike Haws
mhaws@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4092

Tax Collector
Nicole Chicone-Shively
taxcollector@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4086

Tax Assessor
Michael Bernardin
taxassessor@thecityofbeverly.com 
(609) 747-4091

Construction Office (including all subcodes)
Cedric Minter – Construction Official
constructioninspections@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4076 (for general questions only)

For scheduling construction inspections please email:
constructioninspections@thecityofbeverly.com

Property and Housing Code Enforcement
Paula Steere
codeenforcement@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4077

Beverly Sewerage Authority
Bev Morgan
bmorgan@beverlysewerageauthority.com
(609) 747-4087

Beverly Police  Non-emergency
(609) 267-8300

Beverly Police TIPS Line
TIPS@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4083

Beverly Municipal Court
Municipal Court Administrator
Donna Wojculewski 
(609) 747-4073