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New Resident Guide for Delran

Everything you need to know after moving to Delran, NJ. Town Hall information, utility setup, voter registration, school enrollment, and a complete first-30-day checklist.

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Welcome to Delran

Welcome to Your New Home

Welcome to Delran, New Jersey. Whether you have moved from across the street or across the country, settling into a new community takes a bit of planning. This guide is designed to help you get organized, find the services you need, and start feeling at home in Delran as quickly as possible.

This page covers the practical essentials: setting up utilities, registering to vote, enrolling your children in school, finding emergency services, and much more. For a broader overview of what it is like to live in Delran, check out the complete guide to living in Delran. For a detailed step-by-step moving plan, see the Moving to Delran guide.

And remember: Bob Millaway is always here to help. If you have a question about anything in Delran, do not hesitate to reach out.

Township Government

Delran Township Municipal Building

Your first stop for permits, licenses, and most township services.

Address

900 Chester Avenue
Delran, NJ 08075

Phone

(856) 461-7734

Hours

Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Closed on weekends and holidays

Key Departments

Municipal Clerk, Tax Collector, Building Department, Public Works, Police Department

The Municipal Building houses most township services in one location. For Public Works (trash, recycling, water, sewer), call (856) 461-7737. For the Tax Collector (property taxes, assessments), call (856) 461-7734.

Get Connected

Utility Setup Checklist

Set up these essential services before or right after you move in.

Electricity

PSE&G

PSE&G is the electric provider for Delran. Set up your account online or by phone before move-in day.

1-800-436-7734

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Natural Gas

PSE&G

PSE&G also provides natural gas. You can set up both electric and gas on the same account.

1-800-436-7734

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Water

New Jersey American Water

New Jersey American Water serves the Delran area. Contact them to start or transfer service.

1-800-272-1323

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Sewer

Delran Sewerage Authority

Sewer service is managed by the township. Contact the municipal building at 33 River Drive, Delran.

(856) 461-7737

Trash & Recycling

Republic Services (Township Contract)

Weekly trash and recycling pickup. Bulk pickup on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Check your street for the exact collection day.

(856) 461-7737

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Internet & Cable

Xfinity, Verizon, Optimum

Multiple providers serve Delran. Check availability at your specific address before signing up.

Important Paperwork

Registration and Licensing

Key administrative tasks for new residents of Delran.

Voter Registration

To vote in Burlington County elections, register with the New Jersey Division of Elections online, by mail, or in person. You must register at least 21 days before an election. Have your New Jersey driver's license or Social Security number ready.

Deadline: 21 days before any election. Where: Burlington County Commissioner of Registration, 49 Rancocas Rd, Mount Holly, NJ 08060.

Driver's License & Vehicle Registration

New Jersey law requires new residents to transfer their out-of-state driver's license within 60 days of establishing residency. Visit a nearby NJ MVC office with your current license, proof of identity, proof of residency, and Social Security card. You will also need to register your vehicle and obtain a New Jersey title.

Nearest MVC: The Burlington County MVC Agency is located in Mount Holly.

Dog Licensing

All dogs over 7 months old residing in Delran must be licensed with the Township Clerk. Licenses are renewed annually. You will need proof of current rabies vaccination from your veterinarian. Contact the Delran Township Municipal Clerk at (856) 461-7734 for current fees and the application form.

Where: Delran Township Municipal Building, 900 Chester Ave, Delran. When: Licenses are due by January 31 each year.

Waste Management

Trash and Recycling Schedule

Delran Township contracts with Republic Services for trash and recycling collection. Service is provided weekly, with your specific collection day depending on your street address.

Collection Schedule

  • Trash: Weekly on your designated collection day. Use the Recycle Coach tool on the township website to find your schedule.
  • Recycling: Weekly on the same day as trash. Place recyclables in designated bins.
  • Bulk Trash: Collected on each trash day. No appliances or hazardous materials.
  • White Goods (Appliances): Picked up on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month.
  • Branch Pickup: Available from April 1st to October 2nd.
  • Leaf Collection: Fall: mid-October to December 1st. Spring: April 1st to April 30th.

Holiday schedule: Collection is delayed by one day for holidays that fall on your collection day. The Public Works Yard at 900 Chester Avenue is open for year-round drop-off, Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 2:30 PM (summer hours 6:00 AM to 1:30 PM) and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Contact Public Works at (856) 461-7737 for questions.

Education

School Enrollment

The Delran Township School District serves approximately 2,900 students across four schools. If you have school-age children, contact the district office to begin the enrollment process.

  • Millbridge Elementary School (PK-4)
  • Delran Intermediate School (5-6)
  • Delran Middle School (7-8)
  • Delran High School (9-12)

Required documents: proof of residency (lease, deed, or utility bill), birth certificate, immunization records, and previous school records. For more details, visit the Schools and Families page.

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Library

Get a Library Card

The Delran Public Library is a welcoming community hub at 200 Main Street. Getting a library card is one of the first things you should do as a new resident.

Location: 200 Main St, Delran, NJ 08075
Phone: (856) 461-4864
What you need: Proof of Delran residency (driver's license, utility bill, or lease). Cards are free for residents.
Access: Books, e-books, audiobooks, DVDs, online resources, children's programs, book clubs, and community events.
Safety

Emergency Services and Healthcare

Know who to call and where to go in an emergency.

Delran Police Department

Dial 911 for emergencies. For non-emergency police matters, call the administrative line.

911 (Emergency)

(856) 461-7737 (Non-Emergency)

900 S Chester Ave, Delran

Delran Fire Department

The Delran Fire Department provides fire suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services.

911 (Emergency)

900 S Chester Ave, Delran

Delran EMS

Emergency medical services are dispatched through Burlington County. Dial 911 for medical emergencies.

911 (Emergency)

900 S Chester Ave, Delran

Virtua Willingboro Hospital

The nearest full-service hospital, approximately 5 miles from Delran.

(609) 835-2900

218A Sunset Rd, Willingboro, NJ

Patient First Urgent Care

Right in Delran on Route 130. Open 8 AM to 8 PM daily, no appointment needed.

4000 US-130, Building C, Delran

Cooper Urgent Care

Located in nearby Cinnaminson, about 5 minutes from Delran.

175 US-130, Cinnaminson, NJ

Get Involved

Community Organizations and Clubs

The best way to feel at home is to get involved. Delran has many welcoming groups.

Delran Seniors Club

Monthly meetings, social events, trips, and activities for residents 55 and older. Meets at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

Delran Recreation Advisory Committee

Volunteer committee that organizes youth sports, summer camps, senior programs, and community events throughout the year.

Delran PTO (Parent Teacher Organization)

Active parent groups at each school in the district. A great way to get involved in your children's education.

Delran Neighborhood Watch

Community-based safety programs that keep neighborhoods connected and secure. Ask your neighbors if one exists on your street.

Delran Public Library Friends Group

Support the library through membership, volunteering, and attending fundraising events. The library is a wonderful community hub.

Delran Emergency Services Volunteers

The Delran Fire Department and First Aid Squad welcome volunteers. Training is provided.

Burlington County Volunteer Center

County-wide volunteer opportunities including food banks, environmental cleanups, and mentoring programs.

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Settle In

Your First 30 Days in Delran

A week-by-week checklist to help you settle in and feel at home.

1

Week 1

  • Explore your neighborhood and locate the nearest grocery store, pharmacy, and gas station.
  • Visit the Delran Township Municipal Building at 900 S Chester Ave to learn about township services.
  • Set up all utilities: electricity, gas, water, internet, and trash service.
  • Register your children for school at the Delran Township School District office.
  • Update your address with the US Postal Service and your bank, employer, and credit card companies.
  • Introduce yourself to your neighbors.
2

Week 2

  • Visit the Delran Public Library at 200 Main St and get a library card.
  • Register to vote in Burlington County at the County Commissioner of Registration office.
  • Update your New Jersey driver's license and vehicle registration at a nearby MVC office.
  • License your dog with the township clerk if you have a pet.
  • Find a primary care physician, dentist, and any specialists you need.
  • Locate the nearest hospital and urgent care center.
3

Week 3

  • Explore Delran's parks. Visit Amico Island Park, Kids Kingdom, and Pennington Park.
  • Try local restaurants along Route 130. Start with L & M Bakery, RT 130 Diner, or At The Table 2.
  • Check the community events calendar and attend a local event.
  • Join a community group or club that matches your interests.
  • Identify a reliable HVAC company, plumber, electrician, and lawn care service.
4

Week 4

  • Learn the trash and recycling schedule for your street.
  • Review your homeowner's insurance policy to make sure it covers your needs.
  • Explore beyond Delran. Take day trips to Moorestown, Mount Laurel, or historic Burlington City.
  • Check your property tax assessment and understand how taxes work in Delran.
  • Attend a Township Council or Board of Education meeting to learn about local issues.
  • Schedule a consultation with Bob Millaway to discuss your long-term housing goals.
Questions

FAQs for New Residents

Common questions from people who have just moved to Delran.

How do I set up utilities in Delran?
Electricity and gas are provided by PSE&G (1-800-436-7734). Water is provided by New Jersey American Water (1-800-272-1323). Sewer and trash are managed by the township. Contact the Delran Township Municipal Building at (856) 461-7737 to set up water and trash services. Internet providers include Xfinity, Verizon, and Optimum depending on your address.
Where is the Delran Town Hall and what are its hours?
The Delran Township Municipal Building is located at 900 Chester Avenue, Delran, NJ 08075. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The building houses the municipal clerk, tax collector, building department, and other administrative offices.
How do I register my children for school in Delran?
Contact the Delran Township School District office to begin the enrollment process. You will need proof of residency (lease, deed, or utility bill), birth certificates, immunization records, and previous school records. The district serves PK-12 across four schools: Millbridge Elementary, Delran Intermediate, Delran Middle School, and Delran High School.
How do I register to vote in Delran?
New Jersey residents can register to vote online through the New Jersey Division of Elections website, by mail, or in person at the Burlington County Commissioner of Registration. You must register at least 21 days before an election. You will need your New Jersey driver's license or Social Security number.
How do I get a New Jersey driver's license?
New Jersey requires new residents to transfer their out-of-state driver's license within 60 days of establishing residency. Visit a nearby MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission) office with your current license, proof of identity, proof of New Jersey residency, and your Social Security card. You will need to pass a vision test and surrender your out-of-state license.
Do I need a dog license in Delran?
Yes, all dogs over 7 months old must be licensed with the Delran Township Clerk. Licenses are renewed annually. You will need proof of current rabies vaccination. Contact the Municipal Building at (856) 461-7734 for current fees and requirements.
What is the trash and recycling schedule in Delran?
Trash and recycling are collected weekly by Republic Services. Your specific collection day depends on your street. Bulk trash is collected each trash day (no appliances or hazardous materials). White goods are picked up on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Use the Recycle Coach tool on the township website or call Public Works at (856) 461-7737 to find your collection day.
What nearby hospitals serve Delran?
The nearest full-service hospital is Virtua Willingboro Hospital (about 5 miles away). Other options include Jefferson Torresdale Hospital in Philadelphia (about 10 miles) and Lower Bucks Hospital in Bristol, PA. For urgent care, Patient First is located right in Delran on Route 130 and is open daily from 8 AM to 8 PM.
How do I get a library card in Delran?
Visit the Delran Public Library at 200 Main St with proof of Delran residency (driver's license, utility bill, or lease agreement). Library cards are free for Delran residents. They provide access to books, e-books, audiobooks, DVDs, and online resources.
What community organizations can I join in Delran?
Delran offers many ways to get involved: the Delran Seniors Club (55+), the Recreation Advisory Committee, school PTOs, neighborhood watch programs, the Friends of the Library, and volunteer opportunities with the fire department and first aid squad. Check the township website for meeting schedules.

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