October 2021

Hazlet Citizen Weekly-Oct. 29 2021 (1)

October 29, 2021

Hello Hazlet! 

🎃 Wishing all a Happy Halloween  🗳️ Election Day is Tuesday. Vote! 

Fall Foliage

Veterans Park - Autumn

Trick or Treat!
It's looking good for Hazlet kids who plan to dress up and go door-to-door this Halloween. The holiday falls on Sunday, the weather after 2 pm looks clear and many Hazlet parents are excited for this return to tradition and fun. By local ordinance, kids should be home by 8 pm unless under the supervision of a parent or guardian. There are exceptions.

Election Day
In-person early voting on machines at the James J. Cullen Community Center continues through Sunday, October 31. Hours are Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Election Day, you may vote in your assigned polling location. Visit the county elections website.

Hazlet Got Soaked
A powerful nor'easter dumped 4.55 inches of rain on Hazlet Tuesday, Oct. 26, sweeping Hazlet into one of the top spots in the state for inundation. There was street flooding as some creeks temporarily overflowed. The local NBC News station came to take video and interview Hazlet Police Chief Ted Wittke about the situation in town. See the video report. There was also coverage in the Asbury Park Press, Patch, and other publications.

NBC News Interview Chief Wittke

De-Clutter Your Desk
Got unwanted documents you need to shred? On Saturday, Oct. 30 the county shredding truck will be at 1400 Florence Avenue, Union Beach between 9 am and 1 pm or until the truck is stuffed. More info.

November 2 Closures 
Tuesday, November 2 is Election Day, a state holiday. Township closures include Town Hall, the DPW Yard on Leocadia Court, Municipal Court, Library & Monmouth County Library System. Hazlet public schools are in recess. The US Post Office will be open.

Make Plans for Thanksgiving Feast
Hazlet Recreation is taking RSVPs for the annual free Thanksgiving Community Dinner offered by the RAINE Foundation. Three seatings, at 4, 5 and 6 pm. The 4 pm seating is reserved for Hazlet senior clubs. Transportation is available if needed. More info.

RAINE Thanksgiving Dinner

Job Opportunity
The township is seeking candidates for a part-time Personnel Officer through November 15. See job description.

Free Programs for Kids
Hazlet Library's November children's calendar includes storytime on Tuesdays and Thursdays and a Take 'N Make craft called Squirrels Love Acorns and Cute as a Pumpkin Pie. There will be a live Fun with Magic show with Steve Woyce on Thursday, Nov. 4. Registration Required.
See flyer on Library page.

Docket: Digital Vaccination Card
Docket is a new app from the NJ Department of Health that makes it easier for to securely access your COVID-19 vaccination record. If you don't have your vaccination card with you or you have lost it, you can easily access your record through the app to provide proof of COVID-19 immunizations as needed. Learn more.

Meeting Room Space Available
Community groups and nonprofits seeking free meeting room space have options! Call the Hazlet Library to reserve a time. There are also opportunities to reserve space at the James J. Cullen Community Center. See the Permits tab at the Recreation registration website.

Halloween Bonfire Fun
Hundreds of Hazlet families gathered Saturday evening, Oct. 23 at Leocadia Court Park for a new tradition: the Hazlet Halloween Bonfire. It was a fun, outdoor event with Trunk or Treat, ghost story readings by our local teachers, demos and truck displays by the first responders, spooky music, a barbecue food truck and candy sales by a high school team. The bonfire was lit at 6:30 pm and continued until the event's end at 9 pm under the supervision of Hazlet firefighters. Hazlet Recreation plans to bring the event back next year.

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Hazlet Township Save the Date


Events in Hazlet Township

Sunday, Oct. 31 - Happy Halloween! Trick-or-Treaters will be out.

Tuesday, Nov. 2 - Election Day. How to vote. It is a state holiday. Closed on this day: Town Hall, DPW Yard, Library, Municipal Court.

Tuesday, Nov. 11 - Veterans Day. Hazlet Township will be recognized for efforts to honor hometown veterans at the state ceremony at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Holmdel. The VFW will hold its traditional ceremony at the VFW Post 4303 at 18 Davern Avenue, Hazlet 

Tuesday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving Community Dinner. All invited! The 4 pm seating is reserved for Hazlet clubs.  RSVP and event info.

Sunday, Dec. 5 - Cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. Ice sculpting demonstration. Christmas tree lighting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 12 - Holiday bus trip to Historic Smithville and Village Greene. Includes lunch at The Historic Smithville Inn. Tickets $65. Register online or visit Hazlet Recreation.

Details may change as we approach event dates. Be sure to check back! 

Monmouth County events

  • Made in Monmouth
    Saturday, November 6, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft. 
  • Fall Craft Show
    Saturday, November 13, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Fort Monmouth Recreation Center, Tinton Falls 

Monmouth County Library Virtual event list

Hazlet Citizen Weekly-Oct. 22 2021

October 22, 2021

Halloween event Saturday at Leocadia Court...Garbage Survey Ends...New Fitness Class at Cullen Center

Join us at the Bonfire Saturday! Shuttle buses leave from Lillian Drive School.

Halloween Bonfire Saturday 
The bonfire is ready to be lit Saturday evening, Oct. 23 at Leocadia Court Park (off Laurel Avenue). Join Hazlet Recreation for family-friendly Halloween fun under the moon. There will be unusual characters, glowing gifts for the kiddos and a Trunk or Treat, ghost story readings by our local talent, demos and truck displays by the first responders, spooky music, a costume parade, a barbecue food truck and candy sales by a high school team. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until the event's end at 9 pm under the supervision of Hazlet firefighters. Park at Lillian Drive School and take continuous shuttle bus. Trunk or Treat hosts welcome. Info at HazletTwp.org/Bonfire.

Garbage Collection Survey Ends 10/22
The Mayor & Township Committee request that residents complete a brief survey to provide information on their current waste collection provider/services and offer opinions on whether they would be interested in moving to municipal garbage collection. Only one survey should be submitted per household. The survey period ends October 22. Paper copies are available in the Town Hall lobby. Fill out the survey at HazletTwp.org/GarbageSurvey. To date, more than 1345 responses were submitted electronically.

New Fitness Class
Boot Camp with Frankie is back! Classes will be held Saturday mornings from 8:30 a.m. to 9:15 am at the Cullen Center. All levels welcome. Sign up with Hazlet Recreation.  Keep an eye out for more classes coming soon to the schedule. Sign up for Boot Camp at the Hazlet Cullen Center, Starting Nov. 6, 2021


Successful Buy & Sell Saturday
We were so lucky the rain held off for our Fall Town-Wide Garage Sale / Hazlet Library Used Book Sale on Saturday, Oct. 16. It was a great turnout, with more than 146 households hosting front yard sales! Lots of books found new homes too, raising several hundred dollars for Hazlet Library Commission projects. Thanks to the volunteers who worked hard to make it a success.

Shoppers browse books at the semi-annual Hazlet book sale.

Bayshore to the Rescue
Bayshore Medical Center President Frank Citara came to Hazlet's soccer club Saturday to donate a lifesaving defibrillator. The $2000 Zoll AED Plus is equipped with adult and pediatric pads. Also present for the generous gift were Hazlet United Soccer Association President Ralph Troisi; club board members and administrators Marc Forgarty, Ed Young and George Theis; Monmouth County Commissioner Sue Kiley and Hazlet Mayor Tara Clark.

Bayshore Medical Center and HUSA soccer officials celebrate donation of new AED

Special Needs Registry Day
Hazlet Police held a successful Open House to introduce its members to the Hazlet special needs community. Everyone got to make connections and have a little fun. They were joined by vendors offering services, therapy and food. They hope to make this an annual event.

Hazlet Police officers pose for a photo on Oct. 16, Special Needs Registry Day

Hazlet Township Save the Date


Events in Hazlet Township

Saturday, Oct. 23 

  • Halloween Bonfire at Leocadia Court Park, sponsored by Hazlet Recreation. Family fun from 4 to 9 pm. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until closing. More details.
  • Early Voting Starts New Jersey voters will have three ways to vote: In-person early voting on machines by Mail-In Ballot, and in-person on Election Day, November 2. More on how to vote.

Monday, Oct. 25  - Blood Drive sponsored by Hazlet Emergency Services. At North Centerville firehouse. 1 pm to 7 pm. Register with sponsor code 70721.

Tuesday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving Community Dinner, RAINE Foundation welcomes you to join them for a free Thanksgiving Dinner, hosted at St. Benedict's School Cafeteria, 165 Bethany Road in Holmdel. The 4 p.m. seating is especially for Hazlet clubs. There will also be seatings at 5 and 6 p.m. RSVP to Hazlet Recreation office: 732-217-8683.

Sunday, Dec. 5 - Cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. Ice sculpting demonstration. Christmas tree lighting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 12 - Holiday bus trip to Historic Smithville and Village Greene. Includes lunch at The Historic Smithville Inn. Tickets $65. Register online or visit Hazlet Recreation.

Details may change as we approach event dates. Be sure to check back! 

Monmouth County events

  • Thompson Park Day Family-friendly activities
    Sunday, Oct. 17, 11:00 AM to 5 PM. Thompson Park, Lincroft
  • Made in Monmouth
    Saturday, November 6, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft. 
  • Fall Craft Show
    Saturday, November 13, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Fort Monmouth Recreation Center, Tinton Falls 

Monmouth County Library Virtual event list

Hazlet Citizen Weekly edition Oct. 16, 2021

October 15, 2021

Project underway at Union & Middle...Costco Gas Opens...It Will be a Busy Saturday in Town

New Hazlet Landmark Underway
A busy, congested corner in town is undergoing a long-planned transformation to become a welcoming gateway to Veterans Park while providing pedestrian safety for children, part of a longtime planning vision for Hazlet. Read more about the project.

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Welcome Costco Gas
Today was the first day of business for the new Costco fueling station at 2835 Route 35 North in Hazlet. The crew gave the thumbs up, excited to welcome new customers to the spot where Bertucci's once operated. Costco Gas is open to all motorists. Payment is by Costco Shop Card or Visa debit/credit (no cash.) Access the station by entering the plaza entrance. Read the Costco Gas FAQ for more details.

Costco Gas Oct. 15, 2021

Busy Saturday!
Hazlet will be hopping on Saturday, Oct. 16. There is a Rabies Clinic on Leocadia Court; the Fall Town-wide Garage Sale & Library Book Sale; Special Needs Open House at the Police Station;  and a Cedarwood Cemetery cleanup on Florence Avenue. Details in the Save the Date calendar below.

Garage Sale Map
There are over 108 garage sales planned for October 16 between from 9 am to 4 p.m. Looks like rain will hold off until the afternoon. Updates will be posted on HazletTwp.org/GarageSale. A list of addresses is posted outside the Cullen Center, 1776 Union Avenue.

Halloween Bonfire 
Come out on Saturday, Oct. 23 to Leocadia Court Park (off Laurel Avenue) for family-friendly Halloween fun. There will be demos and truck displays by the first responders, a Trunk or Treat zone, a parade, the reading of ghost stories, a barbecue food truck and candy sales by a highschool team. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until the event's end at 9 pm, under the supervision of Hazlet firefighters. Trunk or Treat helpers wanted. Info at HazletTwp.org/Bonfire.

Hazlet Halloween Bonfire - Oct 23, 2021 from 4 to 9 pm.

Garbage Collection Survey: 1252 Responses to Date
The Mayor & Township Committee request that residents complete a brief survey to provide information on their current waste collection provider / services and offer opinions on whether they would be interested in moving to municipal garbage collection. Only one survey should be submitted per household. Survey period ends October 22. Paper copies are available in Town Hall lobby. Fill out the survey at HazletTwp.org/GarbageSurvey.


Hazlet Township Save the Date


Events in Hazlet Township

Saturday, Oct. 16 

  • Town-Wide Garage Sale and Library Used Book Sale.  9 am to 4 pm. More info.
  • Rabies Clinic. 9 to 11 am at DPW Yard at Leocadia Court.  More info: Hazlet Health Services 
  • Special Needs Open House. Hosted by Hazlet Police. At the police station, 255 Middle Road. 11 am to 2 pm. Meet officers, tour department, check out vehicles and equipment. Register.
  • Cedarwood Cemetery Fall Clean-up, 8 am. Sponsored by Keyport Knights of Columbus. Florence Avenue, next to St. John's UMC Church. Bring yard tools and bags.

Saturday, Oct. 23 

  • Halloween Bonfire at Leocadia Court Park, sponsored by Hazlet Recreation. Family fun from 4 to 9 pm. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until closing. More details.
  • Early Voting Starts New Jersey voters will have three ways to vote: In-person early voting on machines by Mail-In Ballot, and in-person on Election Day, November 2. More on how to vote.

Monday, Oct. 25  - Blood Drive sponsored by Hazlet Emergency Services. At North Centerville firehouse. 1 pm to 7 pm. Register with sponsor code 70721.

Tuesday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving Community Dinner, 3 p.m. Details to come. Sign-ups with Recreation office will be in early November. 

Sunday, Dec. 5 - Cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. Ice sculpting demonstration. Christmas tree lighting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 12 - Holiday bus trip to Historic Smithville and Village Greene. Includes lunch at the The Historic Smithville Inn. Tickets $65. Register online or visit Hazlet Recreation.

Details may change as we approach event dates. Be sure to check back! 

Monmouth County events

  • Thompson Park Day Family-friendly activities
    Sunday, Oct. 17, 11:00 AM to 5 PM. Thompson Park, Lincroft
  • Made in Monmouth
    Saturday, November 6, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft. 
  • Fall Craft Show
    Saturday, November 13, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Fort Monmouth Recreation Center, Tinton Falls 

Monmouth County Library Virtual event list

Hazlet Citizen News-Oct. 8, 2021 Edition

October 8, 2021

Hazlet to Host a Halloween Bonfire...Cullen Center Reopens...Strong Participation for Garbage Collection Survey

Halloween Bonfire Announced

Don't miss the first Halloween Bonfire hosted by Hazlet Recreation! 

Come out on Saturday, Oct. 23 at Leocadia Court Park (off Laurel Avenue) for family-friendly fun. Wear your costume! 

Come at 5:30 4 pm to hear ghost stories and visit the Touch a Truck display and Trunk or Treat. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until the event' s end at 9 pm, under the supervision of Hazlet firefighters. 

We are looking for Truck or Treat hosts, please contact Hazlet Recreation to take part!

Hazlet Halloween Bonfire - Oct 23, 2021 from 4 to 9 pm.

Community Center Reopens

This week, senior club meetings resumed at the James J. Cullen Center after a long pause for the pandemic. Many came out and enjoyed the company of friends while making plans for the future.
The independent nonprofit clubs welcome new members 55 years old or older. Learn more. 

Other nonprofit groups can now reserve rooms by the hour at the Cullen Center for meetings, classes and activities. There is no fee. To reserve a room, please visit our online system. After creating an account, you can book a time on the calendar. Your request will be reviewed by Hazlet Recreation for approval and a permit.

Oct. 6, 2021

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Garbage Collection Survey: 1147 Responses to Date

The Mayor & Township Committee request that residents complete a brief survey to provide information on their current waste collection provider / services and offer opinions on whether they would be interested in moving to municipal garbage collection. Only one survey should be submitted per household. Survey period ends October 22. Paper copies are available in Town Hall lobby. Fill out the survey at HazletTwp.org/GarbageSurvey.

Town-Wide Garage Sale Keeps Growing

As of Friday, we are up to 76 households participating in Hazlet's Town-Wide Garage Sale to be held on Saturday, October 16 from 9 am to 4 pm. (Rain date Oct. 17) No permit nor fee required. Submit your address and describe your items to attract buyers. HazletTwp.org/GarageSale. You can also see the map.
Don't miss the used book sale at Hazlet Library, 251 Middle Road. 

Quarterly Sewer Bills Due 

Fourth quarter sewer bills are due October 1. You can mail a payment, use Hazlet's online payment system to send payment online, or drop it in the outdoor drop box near the flagpoles. The grace period extends through Oct. 12

Early Voting Starts Oct. 23

New Jersey voters will have three ways to vote: In-person early voting on machines by Mail-In Ballot, and in-person on Election Day, November 2. Early voting begins Oct. 23 and will be available at the Cullen Center.  More on how to vote.

EVENTS IN HAZLET

Hazlet Township Save the Date



Saturday, Oct. 16 

  • Town-Wide Garage Sale and Library Used Book Sale.  9 am to 4 pm. More info.
  • Rabies Clinic. 9 to 11 am at DPW Yard at Leocadia Court.  More info: Hazlet Health Services 
  • Special Needs Open House. Hosted by Hazlet Police. At the police station, 255 Middle Road. 11 am to 2 pm. Meet officers, tour department, check out vehicles and equipment. Register.
  • Cedarwood Cemetery Fall Clean-up, 8 am. Sponsored by Keyport Knights of Columbus. Florence Avenue, next to St. John's UMC Church. Bring yard tools and bags.

Saturday, Oct. 23 - Halloween Bonfire at Leocadia Court Park, sponsored by Hazlet Recreation. Family fun from 5:30 4 to 9 pm. The bonfire will be lit around 6:45 pm and continue until closing. Ghost stories, Touch a Truck, First Aid Jaws of Life demo. Register for Trunk or Treat. Wear costumes!

Monday, Oct. 25  - Blood Drive sponsored by Hazlet Emergency Services. At North Centerville firehouse. 1 pm to 7 pm. Register with sponsor code 70721.

Tuesday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving Community Dinner, 3 p.m. Details to come. Sign-ups with Recreation office will be in early November. 

Sunday, Dec. 5 - Cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. Ice sculpting demonstration. Christmas tree lighting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 12 - Holiday bus trip to Historic Smithville and Village Greene. Includes lunch at the The Historic Smithville Inn. Tickets $65. Register online or visit Hazlet Recreation.

Details may change as we approach event dates. Be sure to check back! 

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MONMOUTH COUNTY EVENTS

Details for Park events at MonmouthCountyParks.com or call 1-732-842-4000 x. 4312

OCTOBER 2021

  • Thompson Park Day Family-friendly activities
    Sunday, Oct. 17, 11:00 AM to 5 PM. Thompson Park, Lincroft


NOVEMBER 2021

  • Made in Monmouth
    Saturday, November 6, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft. 
  • Fall Craft Show
    Saturday, November 13, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Fort Monmouth Recreation Center, Tinton Falls 
Hazlet Citizen News-Oct 1-1400

October 1, 2021

Hazlet Day is Saturday, Oct. 2....How to Vote in General Election....Garbage Collection Survey Launched

Hazlet Day is Saturday!

The stage is set for Hazlet Day 2021 on Saturday, Oct. 2, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be free kids' activities, many tents to visit, food trucks, and Hazlet-area organizations to meet, all in beautiful Veterans Park, 1776 Union Avenue. The weather looks great! 

Sneak Peek at Hazlet Day Oct. 2, 2021

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For the little ones, there will be a petting zoo and a cute choo-choo train ride in the park. Big kids will love the challenging inflatables like the Extreme Run Slide, Wrecking Ball and Bungee Trampoline & Rockwall Combo. There will also be popular The Rock N Roll Racing game. 

Over 50 Hazlet-community organizations have signed up to come to the fair. They included nonprofits, businesses, crafters, and vendors and first responders with their trucks. 

Throughout the day there will be performances by United Martial Artist Academy (11:30 am to noon), Perna Dance Studio (12:30 to 1 pm), professional pumpkin carving (1 to 3 pm) and the music duo Time After Time (3 to 4:30 pm). 

Look for the food trucks! There will be ice cream, hot dogs and chicken sandwiches. 

The Monmouth County Health Department will be at the Cullen Center to offer free COVID vaccines and education at the Cullen Center. 

On festival day, drivers must enter Veterans Park through Green Acres Drive. (The Union Avenue entrance will be closed.) We expect a lot of cars, so please try to carpool or come by foot, if possible. It's a good opportunity to try out the brand new sidewalks on Middle Road and Union Avenue! 

Three Ways to Vote in General Election

New Jersey voters will have three ways to vote: In-person early voting on machines by Mail-In Ballot, and in-person on Election Day, November 2. Read more about how to vote.

Fill out a Garbage Collection Survey

The Mayor & Township Committee request that residents complete a brief survey to provide information on their current waste collection provider / services and offer opinions on whether they would be interested in moving to municipal garbage collection. Only one survey should be submitted per household. Survey period ends October 22. Paper copies are available at Hazlet Day or in Town Hall lobby. Fill out the survey at HazletTwp.org/GarbageSurvey.

Sign Up for Town-Wide Garage Sale

As of Friday, we are up to 43 households participating in Hazlet's Town-Wide Garage Sale to be held on Saturday, October 16 from 9 am to 4 pm. (Rain date Oct. 17) No permit nor fee required. Submit your address and describe your items to attract buyers. HazletTwp.org/GarageSale.

Quarterly Sewer Bills Due 

Fourth quarter sewer bills are due October 1. You can mail a payment, use Hazlet's online payment system to send payment online, or drop it in the outdoor drop box near the flagpoles. The grace period extends through Oct. 12

Events in HAZLET

Hazlet Township Save the Date


Saturday, Oct 2 - Hazlet Day at Veterans Park. 11 am to 4 pm. 

Saturday, Oct. 16 

  • Town-Wide Garage Sale and Library Used Book Sale.  9 am to 4 pm. More info.
  • Rabies Clinic. 9 to 11 am at DPW Yard at Leocadia Court.  More info: Hazlet Health Services 
  • Special Needs Open House. Hosted by Hazlet Police. At the police station, 255 Middle Road. 11 am to 2 pm. Meet officers, tour department, check out vehicles and equipment. Register.

Monday, Oct. 25  - Blood Drive sponsored by Hazlet Emergency Services. At North Centerville firehouse. 1 pm to 7 pm. Register with sponsor code 70721.

Tuesday, Nov. 23 - Thanksgiving Community Dinner, 3 p.m. Details to come. Sign-ups with Recreation office will be in early November. 

Sunday, Dec. 5 - Cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. Ice sculpting demonstration. Christmas tree lighting at 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 12 - Holiday bus trip to Historic Smithville and Village Greene. Includes lunch at the The Historic Smithville Inn. Tickets $65. Register online or visit Hazlet Recreation.

Details may change as we approach event dates. Be sure to check back! 

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Monmouth County Events

Details for Park events at MonmouthCountyParks.com or call 1-732-842-4000 x. 4312


OCTOBER 2021

  • Archives and History Day
    Saturday, Oct. 2. 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft.
  • Thompson Park Day Family-friendly activities
    Sunday, Oct. 17, 11:00 AM to 5 PM. Thompson Park, Lincroft


NOVEMBER 2021

  • Made in Monmouth
    Saturday, November 6, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Brookdale Community College’s Collins Arena in Lincroft. 
  • Fall Craft Show
    Saturday, November 13, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM Fort Monmouth Recreation Center, Tinton Falls 


Hazlet Citizen News Weekly is compiled and published by the Hazlet Township Public Information Office to share news and events with our citizens and neighbors. This weekly news roundup is posted to our website on Friday. Get an email or text alert to see the week's news by signing up here. Questions? Contact Christina Johnson, Public Information Officer: (732) 217-8660 or cjohnson@hazletnj.org.