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The Mayor and Council welcomes you to the Borough's web site. The Borough of Shrewsbury is nestled in the north east section of Monmouth County. Shrewsbury consists of approximately 2.3 square miles and is primarily a residential community. Shrewsbury was settled in 1662 as one of the Two Towns of the Navesink. Its Four Corners, consisting of the intersection of Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue is of significant historical importance within Monmouth County.
The information within the pages of the Borough's web site outlines the services provided by the Borough, the functions of the various departments, boards and commissions as well as links to other governmental agencies.
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Two River Alert Informational Letter Dear Residents and Business Owners: The Borough of Little Silver and Shrewsbury, Red Bank Regional High School, Little Silver Public Schools and Shrewsbury Borough School have entered into a shared service agreement and launched the Two River Alert System more ...
RBR Once Again Ranked Among The Top High Schools in State by NJ Monthly Red Bank Regional is delighted to once again be recognized by NJ Monthly in its Top High Schools List in the State of New Jersey. more...
Bed Bug Information Although there are no reported cases of bed bugs in the Borough, here is some important information regarding the current bedbug epidemic more...
Operation Take Back New Jersey Saturday, September 25, 2010, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. is the day to dispose of your unused, unwanted and expired medicine at the Shrewsbury Borough Police Station. To find other drop off locations, click on this link.
Monmouth County Free Mobile Paper Shredding Events for Fall 2010 Monmouth County is offering free paper shredding events to residents. The mobile truck will be at the Borough of Shrewsbury Municipal Complex on Saturday, November 13th from 9:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m.There is a weight limit of 100 lbs. For more information and other locations click on this link.
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Prevention of West Nile Virus Infections
West Nile Virus (WNV) is transmitted through the bite of a mosquito that
has fed on an infected bird. Fortunately, these annoying insects
that invade our backyard parties and attack us in the park can be
controlled, and you can protect yourself and your family from WNV.
more...
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Deer Management An Evaluation of Deer Management Options provided by The Northeast Deer Technical Committee, May 2009 click on this link to view |
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