Residents are asked to report sick or ill birds. Domestic Birds (poultry) - NJ Department of Agriculture (609) 671-6400 and Wild Birds - NJDEP (877) WARN-DEP AND West Windsor Police non-emergency number (609) 799-1222 - DO NOT CALL 911 Read More!

Provide your input for a Mercer County Vision Zero Action Plan, with the goal of ending fatalities and serious injuries on roads in Mercer County by 2050. If you live, work, or frequently visit the towns in Mercer County, we want to hear from you!

Click HERE for More Information!

Click HERE for Survey!

Read More!

THE WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD ON APRIL 2, 2025 WILL BE CONDUCTING A PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:30PM IN ROOM “A” AT THE TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 271 CLARKSVILLE ROAD TO ADOPT AMENDMENTS TO THE TOWNSHIP LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT AND PRINCETON JUNCTION REDEVELOPMENT PLAN PERTAINING TO THE RP-9 ZONING DISTRICT. THE PUBLIC WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE COMMENTS TO THE PLANNING BOARD PRIOR TO THE ADOPTION OF SAID DOCUMENTS.

Click HERE for RP-9 Land Use Plan Amendment

Click HERE for RP-9 Redevelopment Plan Amendment

In case you missed the Public Information Center on 2/25/25, Mercer County, New Jersey displayed color renderings representing images of the proposed project. Dedicated representatives from the Planning Department and Engineering Division were present to explain the project and answer questions. The project will extend from Cranbury/Wallace Road to Clarksville Road, and is to be undertaken in two phases. Renderings and reduced scale plans will remain available for public viewing in the lobby at town hall, #271 Clarksville Road, for the next two weeks during regular business hours. A public comment form will also be available, should you wish to have comments on the project relayed to Mercer County. Appreciate your time and efforts Mercer County, New Jersey!

Open to all WWP K-8 students and equivalent West Windsor students who are home-schooled or attending private school. Imagine seeing the world through the eyes of a tree. How would all the different seasons look? What about the rain and wind, and even snow? How about all the animals that live in a tree? Or the people that live nearby? Show us through your artwork what a tree might see! Cash prizes for winning Artwork, which will be displayed by the Township at the Annual Arbor Day Celebration and in the municipal building! Submissions of art work with a completed entry form are due to the town by Thursday, March 27, 2025.

Click HERE for Full Details and Entry Form!

Read More!

Read More!

Read More!

Council Members: Left to Right - Dan Weiss, Sonia Gawas, President Andrea Mandel, Vice President Linda Geevers and Martin Whitfield

Read More!

Read More!

CAMDEN, N.J. (FEB. 14, 2025) – Due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather and, ongoing drought conditions, New Jersey residents may have noticed a salty taste in their tap water. Despite the slight change in taste, New Jersey American Water wants to assure its customers that the water it provides continues to meet all health-based primary drinking water standards. Read More!

Read More

NJ small businesses can now receive a small business manual to get information and guidance on establishing, maintaining and expanding a small business. The manual is available through the New Jersey Business Action Center, which is housed in the Department of State. Read More!

Read More

Read More

Read More

Read More

WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP HEALTH DEPARTMENT IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION (NJDEP) TO OFFER A LOCAL RADON AWARENESS PROGRAM TO PROMOTE TESTING OF RESIDENTIAL HOMES. Read More

Read More

ACCORDING TO NJ FISH AND WILDLIFE, COYOTES ARE PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND MAY BE SEEN AND HEARD MORE OFTEN DURING THE BREEDING SEASON WHICH OCCURS MAINLY IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EASTERN COYOTES, THEIR HABITS AND PRECAUTIONS.Read More

The New Jersey Office of New Americans developed a resource booklet that includes important information on transportation, food and income assistance, health care and mental health services, etc. that may be helpful for new families arriving in New Jersey

Read More

Read More

Read More

Read More

988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. If you or someone your know needs support now, call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org For more information click here: https://988lifeline.org/ Read More

Read More

Read More