 Welcome to the Springfield Township Master Plan Community Engagement website. Use the link attached HERE to learn more about the Master Plan and how you can complete the community-wide survey to help develop the future vision of our Township. Â
Message From Tax Collector: Online Tax Payment
Please note, when clicking on the Online Tax Payment link through the Townships website, the “ModIV Assessment Query Link” will not be accessible going forward. To be compliant with Daniel’s Law, users will no longer be able to search by name only and names will no longer be displayed when viewing your account. Please use your block […]
More Information on the Plastic Ban
Below is more information regarding the New Jersey Plastic Ban; including information on exemptions.Â
Plastic Bag Ban Starts May 4th
Attention Residents, Please be aware that the Plastic Bag Ban starts May 4th, 2022. The state of NJ is banning single use plastic bags at all retail stores, restaurants, and grocery stores. This also means plastic bags are banned from recycle collections. Any cans containing plastic bags will not be collected by the recycling company. […]
Township Live Streams Will Now Be On YouTube
Attention Residents, Please be aware that live streams for the Township Committee, Planning Board, and Board of Adjustment meetings will now be live streamed to YouTube. This will be the only location to watch the meetings live online. The meetings will be posted to the town’s Facebook page after. No account is needed to watch […]
DPW: Bag Up NJ
Please see below for more information regarding the plastic bag ban in all retail stores.Â
NJ Plastic Bag Ban
Attention Residents, The Plastic Bag Ban begins on May 4th. All plastic bags are prohibited from residential recycling containers. Cans containing plastic bags will be tagged by the recycle company and will be passed until the plastic is removed. Ban on Single-Use Carryout Bags, Ban on Polystyrene Foam Food Service Products, and Plastic Straws By-Request-Only […]
Changes to Bulk Waste Collection
Attention Residents,  Please be aware that there are changes to Bulk Waste Collection: “each residential unit shall be limited to an area measuring a maximum of three feet wide by twelve feet long by three feet high (3’ x 12’ x 3’), within which all bulky waste and/or white goods associated with such residential […]
Recycling Acceptable Vs Unacceptable
Curbside Recycling contamination continues to be a problem. Please do your part and recycle the correct way. Please click “more” to see flyers detailing Acceptable and Unacceptable items. Â