The formal Budget presentation for the Borough of Bellmawr will be held on Thursday, April 27 at 7:00 p.m. at next month’s Council meeting.
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Bellmawr Council passed a Resolution authorizing the Borough to submit an application to the New Jersey Local Finance Board for permission to create the “Bellmawr Redevelopment Agency.”
Following a traffic stop in Brooklawn, police officers from Brooklawn and Gloucester City recovered a loaded .44 revolver in the trunk of a car. A Camden man was taken into custody and was later found to have hidden 40 bags of suspected heroin in his anus.
Officers from the Gloucester City Police responded to a report made in early morning hours of March 24 for two females fighting in the dressing room of Cheerleaders on Route 130. Officers determined a female had assaulted another female for using lotion without permission because her knees were ashy
The Bellmawr School Board has approved the tentative 2017-18 budget. The average home assessed at $168,832 will see an increase of approximately $30.
The Mt. Ephraim Police Department is investigating a shooting incident that occurred on March 18. Police believe this was an isolated incident and not a random act. Anyone with information related to the shooting is asked to contact Mt. Ephraim Police.
An Atlantic County Grand Jury has returned an indictment against James Ward of Bellmawr for the sexual assault of a child.
Following a month long investigation, a Westville man has been arrested and charged with narcotics possession and intent to distribute.
The Mt. Ephraim School District has announced its students of the month from Mary Bray and R.W. Kershaw Schools for February, 2017.
While on patrol on March 12, 2017, Ptl. Kevin Lokaj of the Bellmawr PD observed heavy smoke coming from a residence. After checking the residence, Lokaj learned a woman was inside sleeping.