From The Chairman's Desk...
As we look ahead to the Fall season, the children returning to school, we are beginning to plan our 3rd Annual Community River Clean-Up project.
The first two clean-ups have removed about 3.5 tons of debris from our local waterways.
Although our industrial members (Colonial Pipeline, Hatco-Chemtura, Hess and Motiva) foot the bill for these clean-ups, and we are most greatful for their financial support, the manpower for the clean-ups come from our youth. Boy Scout troops, and the Ecology Clubs and Enviornmental Sciences students from our 3 High Schools. We are looking forward to working with the kids again and having another successful River Clean-Up project this year.
We will also be continuing our working with the elementary school children and expanding our "Safety Day" Emergency Services Program. This unique outreach program is an all day interactive program, where our Emergency Responders (Police, Fire, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Emergency Management, and our Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and our own CAP Volunteers demonstrate for the students how they use their equipment to keep all of us safe.
This program is offered to our schools FREE of charge. We have visited Schools 9, 11, 24, 26, and The Camp PACE Extended School Year program. We have 3 programs scheduled for September at School 21, School 28, and School 14. We will be revisiting these schools in the Spring and adding additional schools for April, May and June.
The Industrial Members of the C.A.P., who call Woodbridge their home (Colonial Pipeline Co., Conrail, Hatco-Chemtura, Hess Corp., Motiva Enterprises, PQ Corp., & PSE&G) sponsor ALL our programs and they really do care about our township !! We THANK ALL of them for their contributions and their compassion for our residents and our enviornment. They are truly GREAT Neighbors in our GREAT municipality.
If you would like to know more about our organization or any of our programs, please contact us at 732-602-6027 or at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Frank M. Sutphen, Chairman
Woodbridge CAP
The intent of the Woodbridge Township Community Advisory Panel is to reach a common ground of understanding and a building of trust between the industrial members and the community. The panelists shall serve as an advisory group and not a decision making body for Woodbridge Township. Their opinions are relayed and considered at the Plant and Corporate level. Industrial members serve as the organizer of the Panel. What's New -- Law enforcement needs your help to protect New Jersey Click Here for more details. Pandemic/Swine Flu — Click HERE for up-to-date information concerning the Avian (Bird) Flu. Interested in becoming a member? Click HERE for an online application or click the [Membership Info] button in the Main Menu! Last Updated ( Saturday, 20 June 2009 14:56 ) |
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