Cherry Hill Township

06/12/2026

The BookMates children's literacy program of the Jewish Community Relations Council celebrated two special milestones on Wednesday evening, June 10– 25 years of service to the region and 10 years of partnership with the Cherry Hill Police Department. Mayor Fleisher was pleased to extend congratulations and present a proclamation recognizing BookMates’ important work to foster literacy, self-esteem, and a lifelong love of reading.

We thank our officers who dedicate their time to this meaningful volunteer opportunity, which strengthens trust and connection between the Cherry Hill Police and our young residents, schools, and community partners.

06/12/2026

Cherry Hill Township was honored to partner with Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) and the Cherry Hill Library to celebrate Pride Month with a film screening and panel discussion on LGBTQ+ comics in American culture and their influence on social change. Mayor Fleisher and Council Member DiRenzo joined JFCS Associate Executive Directors Jill Hammel and Melanie Stoopler, along with Library Director Tierney Miller, in welcoming attendees.

Our community is committed to fostering inclusivity, and we are proud to provide supportive spaces that encourage connection, understanding, and meaningful dialogue.

06/12/2026

It takes tremendous dedication and commitment to become a member of the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC). Prior to the Annual Award Ceremony at Cherry Hill West, Mayor Fleisher recognized the cadets for their hard work and the skills they’ve developed in discipline, leadership, and career readiness. Congratulations to all- this achievement is a strong foundation for future success!

06/11/2026

Through collaboration and partnership, we can positively impact the health and wellbeing of our community. That was the message of Jefferson Health’s Partners in Purpose event, which featured a panel discussion between Mayor Fleisher and Aaron Chang, President, Jefferson Health East Region. Jefferson Hospital Cherry Hill–a valued partner and sponsor of the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign–brought together leaders from non-profits, faith-based organizations, and local government to discuss building health equity through trusted community networks.

Mayor Fleisher and Council Member DiRenzo were pleased to participate, along with Chief Ostermueller, Superintendent Morton, and Commissioner Cooley Fleisher. Thank you to Jefferson CEO Joseph Cacchione, Humana Chief Health Equity and Community Impact Officer Keith Leaphart, and Aaron Chang, for hosting this thought-provoking event.

06/11/2026

Our appliances and metals collection process has changed to serve residents more efficiently!

•NEW-Appliances & Metal Items:

To better serve residents, these items will be picked up every Thursday by appointment. Call DPW by 3pm on Wednesday to schedule. Place items at the curb by 7am Thursday. If they’re still there after 7am Friday, give DPW a call at (856) 424-4422 or connect here.

• Bulk Trash:

As a reminder, bulk trash is collected on your regular trash day — no appointment needed. A different truck collects bulk items, so pickup may happen a few hours after your normal trash is collected. If it’s still out by 7am the next day, contact DPW at (856) 424-4422.

06/11/2026

We are excited to host fireworks again this year! If it’s your first time and you’re not sure what to expect, check out the updated FAQ page: chnj.gov/1487/FAQ

✅ Gates open at 7 PM
✅ Bring chairs or blankets (no glass or alcohol)
✅ Food vendors + live DJ
✅ Handicap parking & shuttle available

06/11/2026

Cherry Hill proudly houses and partners with the Jewish War Veterans Post 126. Their newly elected leadership recently visited Town Hall to meet with Mayor Fleisher. Congratulations to Post National Commander Nelson Melltiz, Post Commander Dr. Stu Wallet, New Jersey Senior Vice Commander Dr. Stephen Sunshine, and Senior Vice Commander David Singer on your newly elected positions. We look forward to continuing our strong relationship with the Jewish War Veterans.

06/10/2026

STATEMENT FROM MAYOR DAVID FLEISHER ON CAMDEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT OF GUILTY PLEA

Today, the Camden County Prosecutor's Office announced that the suspect in the murder of Cherry Hill resident Dr. Michael Anthony pled guilty to first-degree murder charges. I commend the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and the Cherry Hill Police Department for the professional, thorough investigation that resulted in this guilty plea.

It is my hope that this announcement provides the next step in the healing process for Dr. Anthony’s family, friends, the Barclay Farm neighborhood and our community.

Please see the press release from the Camden County Prosecutor's Office for additional details.
https://camdencountypros.org/news/article/2977

06/10/2026

Traffic Alert for Haddonfield Road from Cherry Hill Police Department

🚨 ROAD CLOSURE ALERT 🚨

Haddonfield Rd northbound is currently closed between Church Rd and Maple Ave due to a motor vehicle accident. Haddonfield Rd southbound will be down to one lane.

The Cherry Hill Police Department is on scene investigating and working to keep the area safe.

Please seek alternate routes and avoid the area if possible.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as officers and emergency personnel work at the scene.

06/10/2026

Mayor Fleisher and Township Council prioritize creating opportunities for social connection, fitness, and enjoying the outdoors.

With the weather warming up, did you know that Cherry Hill is home to more than 50 recreation facilities offering something for residents of all ages–including tennis, basketball, hockey, pickleball, trails, playgrounds, and seating areas to simply enjoy the fresh air?

The Township continues to upgrade parks and build new facilities to benefit the community. For a full list of current projects and updates, visit: https://www.chnj.gov/1378/Park-and-Facility-Updates