4th Annual Community Yard Sale @ Michael Debbi Park
It’s time to clean out those closets and dust off those forgotten gems, get ready for the 4th annual Buena Vista Township Community Yard Sale!
On Saturday, May 17, from 9am – 1pm we are turning the Michael Debbi Park into the ultimate bargain playground and giving you the opportunity to turn your junk into treasure!
This event has been so successful in the past that it is here to stay!
Spaces are available for only $10 for a 10×10 area. Multiple spaces are available for purchase if you would like a larger area. Applications must be submitted to the Special Events office in the Municipal Complex by Monday, May 12. Please see the application for a list of prohibited items.
Applications can be found online or on picked up in person from Town Hall @ 890 Harding Highway in Buena.
For more information please contact the Special Events office at specialevents@buenavistanj.com, or call 856-697-2100, ext. 8
Free Dog & Cat Rabies Clinic – March 2025
Free rabies clinics will be held in two locations on two dates in March. The first date is Saturday, March 1, 2025, at Richland Fire Hall from 10 am to 1 pm. The second date is Saturday, March 15, 2025, at Collings Lakes Fire Hall from 10 am to 1 pm.
If your dog or cat is not currently protected against rabies, please take advantage of this opportunity. Vicious dogs must be muzzled and accompanied by an adult.
Cat licenses are $7.00 (spayed/neutered) or $9.00 (non-spayed/neutered) and Dog licenses are $12.00 (spayed/neutered) or $15.00 (non-spayed/neutered).
Licenses will be sold at the Rabies Clinics and at the Township Clerk’s Office, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
For additional Information contact the Township Clerk’s Office at 856-697-2100 ext.1.
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny & Egg Hunt
Hop on down the Bunny Trail join us for our second annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny!
We had so much fun last year that we are doing it again: breakfast, egg hunt, and photos with your favorite bunny!
This is a free event, just bring your kiddos and a Basket for the Egg Hunt.
It all takes place at 10 am, on Saturday, April 12th at the MLK Center, 661 Jackson Rd, Newtonville.
For more information contact the Buena Vista Township Special Events Committee at (856) 397-2100 Ext 8.
April is Earth Month!
We all know Earth Day is great, but a whole Earth Month is better!
In celebration of Earth Month we will be accepting bulk trash drop offs every Saturday in April between the hours of 8am and 12 noon.
Items accepted include appliances, metals, used motor oils, brush/leaves in biodegradable bags, bulky rigid plastics, recyclables, E-waste, and up to 4 tires with no rims.
Items that will not be accepted include construction, demolition, lumber, concrete materials, hazardous materials and paint.
It’s all happening at the Buena Vista Township Public Works Facility located at 430 Union Rd in East Vineland.
For more information please contact the Public Works Department at 856-697-2100 ext. 5
Disposal Services Provided by Buena Vista Township
Did you know that flushing pills contaminates water supplies and can harm aquatic animals? They can also clog your pipes and even end up back in your drinking water. Fortunately, Buena Vista Township provides ethical prescription disposal right at Town Hall.
The Township also provides honorable disposal of American flags, performed by local Veterans. The flag bin and the prescription bin are both located across from the Clerk’s office inside of the municipal building.
Finally, the township offers used clothing drop off at TWO locations. You can find the used clothing bins in the parking lots behind Town Hall and the MLK Community Center. For more information please see the flyer, or call 856-697-2100 ext. 1
Renovated Community Garden
Recently, members of the Buena Vista Township and Public Works Department renovated the Dr. Martin Luther King Community Garden in Newtonville. The footprint of the existing garden was adjusted and the aged wood garden beds removed. Thirteen new galvanized raised garden beds were built and installed. The improved garden design gives seniors in Newtonville the ability to garden comfortably. The community garden serves approximately fifty seniors who visit the Community Center and Food Bank on a regular basis. The new garden contains a variety of fruits and vegetables that will supplement the seniors for the season.
