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Marlboro
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Marlboro, named for its deposits of the natural fertilizer marl, is located on the border of Middlesex County. Settled in 1685 and incorporated in 1848, Marlboro grew from a farming town to a residential community.
The township offers a series of free summer concerts at the municipal complex and a wide array of recreational programs.
An early-childhood learning center opened last year, and a second middle school, which is named Marlboro Memorial Middle School in honor of victims of Sept. 11, opened in January 2003.
Population: 36,398
Area: 30.6 square miles
Municipal Building:
1979 Township Dr.
536-0200
Mayor:
Matthew V. Scannapieco (R)
536-0200
Township Council:
Ellen Karcher (D)
council president
Barry Denkensohn (D)
Mary Singer (R)
James Mione
(D)
Dr. Paul Kovalski Jr. (D)
Council Meetings:
Second and fourth
Thursdays at 8
p.m.
Township Clerk:
Alida DeGaeta
536-0200
2002 Tax Rate per $100: $3.374
Emergencies: 911
First aid:
536-116
Fire: 536-0100
Police:
536-0100
Public Library:
1 Library Court
536-9406
Morganville Senior Center:
591-9337
Recreation Dept.:
617-0100
Post Offices:
Marlboro 07746
School Road
West
462-2980
Morganville 07751
Tennent Road
591-2440
Wickatunk
07765
Route 79, 946-9798
Superintendent of Schools:
Dr. David
Abbott
972-2000
SCHOOLS
Grades Pre-K & K
Marlboro Early
Learning Center 972-7100
Grades 1-6
Asher Holmes
972-2080
Defino Central
972-2099
Frank J. Dugan 972-2110
Marlboro
Elementary
972-2095
Robertsville
972-2044
Grades 7-8
Marlboro Middle School
972-2100
Marlboro
Memorial Middle School
972-7115
Grades 9-12
Freehold Regional
High School
District
Marlboro High School
617-8393
Recycling:
newspapers, glass, plastic, aluminum every
other week
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