Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. participated in a community clean-up at the Collingswood Meditation Garden alongside local officials and volunteers. The effort highlights ongoing partnerships between civic groups and Camden County leaders supporting public green spaces.
Camden City’s annual San Juan Bautista flag raising ceremony marked the beginning of a month celebrating Puerto Rican and Latino heritage. Commissioner Jonathan Young invited all residents to join this long-standing tradition leading up to this year’s parade.
Camden County has issued its latest weekly newsletter featuring event updates and service information for residents. The bulletin covers topics such as elections, concerts, safety campaigns and more.
Roadwork is scheduled across Camden County from June 1–5 with various closures affecting multiple towns. Motorists are advised by officials to allow extra travel time or seek alternate routes during these projects.
Glassboro saw Medicaid payments for the Medicine Services and Procedures category climb 28.3% to $683,494 in 2024, highlighting shifts in service use and payment trends.
Federal, state, and local leaders attended an event celebrating Haddonfield’s new police headquarters. The renovated facility aims to support local law enforcement with updated resources. Camden County continues its commitment to community welfare across its municipalities.
Camden County officials presented a $25,000 recreation grant to Bellmawr Borough during Student Government Day. The funds will support upgrades at the Bellmawr Recreation Center and benefit local youth programs.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners honored POW and Vietnam War veteran David Drummond at a special event on May 27. Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. praised Drummond’s bravery during his time as a prisoner of war. The county continues its support for veterans alongside broader community initiatives.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners marked the completion of $325,000 in upgrades at Hopkins Pond on May 27. Improvements include new pavilions and walkways as part of ongoing efforts to enhance local parks.
In 2024, Rowan College of South Jersey Gloucester Campus in Sewell, New Jersey allocated $35,634 to its men’s basketball teams, which is $981,621 below the state’s average spending of $1,017,255, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education.