08/21/2026
The Lyndhurst Veterans Alliance, in cooperation with the Township of Lyndhurst, is planning to resume our "Banners for Heroes" campaign in the fall of 2026.
We are currently meeting with the Lyndhurst Department of Public Works (DPW), which has done an excellent job under the direction of Commissioner Jarvis, in ensuring that our banners are properly mounted and safely stored during the winter months.
We are also in contact with the newly relocated Riverside Graphics Co. and are working to negotiate the best possible pricing for our new banners, as the costs of flags and metal bracket fasteners have increased. Please note. As space is very limited, the location of new banners is solely at the discretion of the Lyndhurst Department of Public Works. Residents will not be permitted to request a specific location for a banner.
Please also be advised that neither the Lyndhurst Veterans Alliance nor the Township of Lyndhurst, including the Department of Public Works, can be held responsible for any current or future damage to, loss of, or displacement of banners due to weather conditions, traffic, or other unforeseen circumstances. In the event that a banner becomes dislodged and is found on a sidewalk or street, we would greatly appreciate the assistance of our residents in retrieving and returning it to either of the following locations:
Lyndhurst Department of Public Works
265 Chase A venue
American Legion Post
217 Webster Avenue
If your loved one's Veteran's banner is missing from its pole, please notify the Lyndhurst Department of Public Works at 201-804-2457, ext. 2906.
Information regarding the pricing, dates and locations and for obtaining new "Banners for Heroes" applications will soon be posted on the Lyndhurst Township website and social media pages. We greatly appreciate the continued support and cooperation of our residents as we work together to honor the service and sacrifice of our Veterans.
To have your name placed on a waiting list, please contact Tom Witt at 201.446.1543
Thank you for your patience, Tom Witt