Saddle River Road will be open at the Garden State Parkway overpass between Bell Ave and Birk Street for this weekend (July 12-14). Stay tuned for future notifications regarding road closures.
Representatives from Associated Appraisal Group will be in town conducting home tax assessments. The person will have photo identification. Any questions or concerns contact the police at (201) 843-7000. If you are not home, they will leave notice for you to contact them.
A Portrait of our Past
SADDLE BROOK: A PORTRAIT OF OUR PAST
BY: JACK WASDYKE
Saddle Brook: A Portrait of Our Past is now available. The book is a 185-page accounting of Saddle Brook from prehistoric times to the present. Chapters about the Native Americans who lived by the river and the early colonists are included. Much of the book is presented in a “then—now” format, and interesting stories from townspeople who lived in Saddle Brook in the first half of the Twentieth Century are included. Photographs of “old” Saddle Brook are included.
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Apraisal Systems is in the process of inspections in Saddle Brook.
They are required to present ID before entering your home. If you have any questions, please contact Appraisal Systems at (201) 493-8530.
Please donate to the dedicated men and women of the SBFD, who are ready and willing to risk their lives for us!
Pastor Christopher Wolf of the First Reformed Church, home of the Saddle Brook Township Food Pantry wants to take the opportunity to remind the community that the Pantry is open to serve people in need of staple food items during this difficult time.
If you or someone you know is need, please call 201 843 6672 or contact Pastor Wolf via Facebook to arrange an appoitment to pick-up assembled bags.
In addition, Pastor Wolf and the Food Pantry team are very grateful for the donations already received, and ask that people continue to drop-off items at the Pantry Door in the Saddle River Road parking lot of the church. "Saddle Brook is a compassionate community and we are seeing that so clearly here as we all work together to supply food for people in need," Pastor Wolf said.
