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The Willingboro Weekly, delivered to your inbox every Wednesday, is full of important information, events, and activities designed to keep you informed and up to date. Happy Reading!
The opening of the 429 Art Gallery, a live performance hosted by Faith In Action, Open Mic and a special presentation by Impactful Black are among the highlights for this year's Black History Month celebration. All are invited. For more information, click here.
 On Tuesday, January 31st, Detective James Howard signed off for the last time as a Detective with the Willingboro Police Department. Surrounded by a tunnel of "Willingboro love", Detective Howard ended his last shift with a final sign-off on the radio, receiving a "We got it from here" from the radio operator! With 23 years under his belt, Detective Howard was noted for his dedication to the protection and well-being of Willingboro residents. Congratulations Detective Howard! Enjoy your retirement!
 This morning, Mayor McIntosh, and Deputy Mayor Whitfield joined our Township Manager and members of the DPW team to mark the opening of Buckingham Drive. The road has been closed since June while our engineers worked to replace corroded metal pipes and replace them with plastic ones. Repaving of the road is expected to occur in the spring. Special thanks to our Buckingham Park residents for their patience and understanding during this process.
The Department of Community Affairs, in collaboration with Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers, Inc., is hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Monday, February 6th from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. All are welcome and no appointment is needed! For more information, call 609-877-8444.
Stay in tuned with what's happening in our Township by joining us at the next Council meeting! The Council will meet on Tuesday, February 7th at 7:00 PM. Council meetings are streamed live via ZOOM on our Township website. You may view the live stream by clicking here: (This link will go live at the start of the Council meeting.)
To join the conversation in real-time and ask questions, click here and enter passcode 531748. There are two opportunities for members of the public to ask questions and dialogue with members of the Council. Those opportunities include at the beginning of the meeting to discuss items on the agenda and at the end of the meeting. At the end of the meeting, residents have four minutes to ask questions or share their comments or concerns with members of the Council.
To access the meeting by phone: Dial: 1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799
Webinar ID: 953 6953 7139; Passcode: 531748
All are welcome!
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