Mayor Venezia encourages residents to sign up for communication tools on township website
Mayor Venezia is reminding residents that are not currently subscribed to township communication tools to subscribe now. The tools keep residents up to date throughout the year with non-emergency related information.
This is a press release from Bloomfield Township. Press releases are official statements that have not been independently verified.
Mayor Venezia is reminding residents that are not currently subscribed to township communication tools to subscribe now. The tools keep residents up to date throughout the year with non-emergency related information.
“The Town Council and myself have always believed in having a strong and consistent level of communication with residents,” said Mayor Venezia. “Our website communications tools keep residents informed without having to constantly check our website. Signing up for notifications is very easy and will ensure that you do not miss important dates/events.”
Signing up for notifications can be done by going to the township website at https://www.bloomfieldtwpnj.com. You will be asked to enter an email address and a phone number depending on how you would prefer to be notified. After that, you can pick what specific things you would like to receive notifications for based on your interests.
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