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Howell  | | Mike Emery of Hamilton Township enjoys a morning of ice fishing at the Manasquan Reservoir in Howell. |
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Located in southern Monmouth County, Howell is the largest of Monmouth County's municipalities, covering more than 60 square miles. The township offers everything from the rural beauty of the Pine Barrens to the most modern suburban conveniences. The scenic Manasquan Reservoir offers nature lovers picturesque views, an abundance of boating and fishing, as well as an Environmental Center.
Development along the Route 9 corridor and the township's central location, midway between New York City and Philadelphia, and its proximity to the Jersey Shore have proved attractive to prospective homeowners and businesses.
Population: 48,903
Area: 64 square miles
Municipal Building:
251 Preventorium Rd.
938-4500
Mayor:
Timothy J. Konopka (D)
Township Council:
Peter Tobasco (R)
deputy mayor
Joseph Dibella (R)
Juan Malave (R)
Cynthia Schomaker
(R)
Council Meetings:
Workshops, 1st Monday, 7:30 p.m.;
regular, 3rd Monday, 8 p.m.
Township Clerk:
Bruce Davis
938-4500
2002 Tax Rate per $100:
$3.174
Emergencies: 911
First aid:
938-4575
Fire: 938-4575
Police:
938-4575
Public Library:
318 Old Tavern Rd.
938-2300
Post Offices:
Adelphia 07710
Wycoff Mills
Road
462-5578
Farmingdale 07727
66 Main St.
938-6311
Howell
07731
Route 9
364-5288
Recreation Dept.:
938-4500
Senior Citizen Center:
938-4500
Superintendent of Schools:
Dr. Enid
Golden
751-2480
SCHOOLS
Grades K-5
Aldrich, 751-2483
Ardena,
751-2485
Griebling, 751-2487
Land O'Pines,
751-2489
Newbury,
751-2491
Ramtown, 751-2493
Southard, 751-2495
Taunton, 751-2497
Grades 6-8
Howell Middle School
North
919-0095
Howell Middle School South
836-1327
Grades 9-12
Freehold Regional High School
District
Howell High School
431-8490
Recycling: newspapers, glass, tin cans, aluminum and plastic
twice a month
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