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Millstone
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Although it is one of the fastest growing residential communities in Monmouth County, Millstone is intent on preserving not only its rural character, but open space.
Alongside the construction of many upscale housing developments, many acres of open space have been preserved for residents to enjoy in the future. The township, which proudly bills itself as an environmentally concerned community, boasts acres of farmland and horse farms.
The local school system includes one elementary school for kindergarten to grade four and one middle school for grades five to eight.
Population: 8,970
Area: 37.8 square miles
Municipal Building:
215 Millstone Road
(732)
446-4249
Mayor:
William Nurko (D)
Township Committee:
Cory Wingerter (R)
Chet Halka
(D)
Charles Abate (D)
William Nurko (D)
John Pfefferkorn (R)
Committee Meetings:
First and third Wednesdays at 8
p.m.
Township Clerk:
Maria Dellasala
446-3402
2002 Tax Rate per $100:
$1.928
Emergencies: 911
First aid:
911
Fire: 911
Police: State
Police
(609) 448-0073
(Hightstown)
Office on Aging:
(732) 431-7450
Recreation Commission:
(609) 208-1823
Post Offices:
Clarksburg 08510
Route 524
(609)
259-6384
Imlaystown 08526
Main Street
(609) 259-3011
Freehold 07728
Raintree Center
(732) 431-4525
Perrineville 08535
221 Millstone Road
(732) 446-7102
Superintendent of Schools:
Dr. William J. Setaro
(732)
446-0890
SCHOOLS
Grades K-4
Millstone Elementary
(732) 446-2990
Grades 5-8
Millstone Middle School
(732) 446-6807
Grades 9-12
Allentown H.S.
Allentown
(609)
259-2160
Recycling:
newspapers, glass, aluminum, plastic
twice
a month
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