Make a Plan to VOTE! There are 3 ways to VOTE on November 8, 2022! VOTE BY MAIL- Voting by mail is as easy as VOTE, SIGN, SEAL, RETURN. Any registered voter may apply to the county clerk’s office for ...
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The Delran Democratic Committee is pleased to introduce their candidates for the 2022 Election. All three of our representatives bring their own unique experiences to Council as they continue to work to make Delran- Stronger than Ever! Ward 1- Nikki ...
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The Delran Democratic Committee is pleased to announce that our lawn signs are ready for delivery! Please visit https://delran.net/signs and fill out the form to request your campaign lawn sign for Roberts-Apeadu, Lyon, and Smith!
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Following the resignation of Councilwoman Virginia Parejo, Delran Township has accepted the nomination of Nikki Roberts-Apeadu to fill the Ward 1 seat on Council. While we are sad to say goodbye to Councilwoman Parejo, who has done an incredible job ...
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After an unprecedented turnout during this election, the wait is over. The Burlington County Board of Elections has worked tirelessly for the past several weeks; counting and verifying each ballot and we are now ready to say: Delran, we HEARD ...
Read MoreWhen you talk about transparency, our team is proud to say, we have become the most transparent town council in Delran history. And we’re just getting started! We heard you, we’ve done it.
Read MoreWe understand that it sometimes seems like town council is trying to hide things when they “close the doors” and the public doesn’t get to see or hear what’s happening, but that’s not really why closed sessions exist. What must ...
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When you ask about transparency, we are proud to say we have become the most transparent team in Delran history. And we’re just getting started! We’ve introduced live streaming of Council meetings, updated the Township website, and created a Township ...
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If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that we are living in unpredictable times. It’s hard to look at the current state of things and see Delran’s surplus as a negative, especially now. Without knowing that this would be our ...
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The Township, like every other organization with physical assets and infrastructure; must be maintained. Perhaps even more now in the wake of the pandemic, it’s vital to public safety that the seemingly small things don’t slip through the cracks. For ...
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