Public Works Position
The Borough of Merchantville is seeking a part-time (30 hours a week) public works laborer/operator/driver. Work includes maintaining public streets and general maintenance of the...
Community Forum on Racism
Mayor Ted Brennan, Councilman Andy McLoone and Chief of Police, Rich Grassia, Jr., posted a statement on the municipal website on Friday, June 5th, expressing their...
Former Chief Passes
The Merchantville Police Department, Mayor Brennan and Borough Council are sad to share the passing of Retired Chief Robert Ward. Chief Ward passed away...
Poll Workers Needed
Please consider becoming a board worker at this time for the Camden County Board of Elections. Many of the current poll workers - including...
2020 Memorial Day
The Borough of Merchantville, in concert with F.W. Grigg American Legion Post 68, will be hosting a virtual Memorial Day Ceremony this Memorial Day, May...
Borough Covid Session
Mayor Ted Brennan is pleased to announce that the Borough of Merchantville is coordinating with Camden County to host a COVID-19 Educational Series on...
2020 Census Response
The American Community Survey (ACS) from the U.S. Census Bureau helps local officials, community leaders, and businesses understand the changes taking place in their...
New Trail Project Funding Awarded
The Camden County Board of Chosen Freeholders recently awarded Merchantville and Pennsauken $100,000 in grant funds for two trail projects. Pennsauken has been awarded...
Give Blood at MES
Help save a life by donating at The American Red Cross blood drive at Merchantville School, 130 S. Centre Street, on Tuesday, April 21st from 9:00...
The Borough Brief
Hot off the presses! On April 1st Mayor Brennan introduced The Borough Brief - a digital newsletter containing updates on Borough of Merchantville happenings. Please subscribe on...
















































