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1. My must I produce evidence that my pet’s rabies vaccination is valid through the following November 1 when I’m licensing my pet on January 1?

State law requires that any pet with a rabies vaccination expiring before November 1 of the licensing year will require an updated vaccine prior to the issuance of a new license. Every municipality in New Jersey must abide by this statutory requirement, and it assures that your pet will be protected from rabies for the majority of the year. The Rockaway Township Division of Health offers a free rabies clinic at the Public Works Garage, 540 Green Pond Road, twice per year. Please contact the Division of Health for dates. 

2. My pet’s rabies vaccination doesn’t expire until later this year. Is it okay for me to have my pet vaccinated several months early?

It is generally okay and of no risk to your pet if an early vaccination is obtained, but please be sure to ask your veterinarian if this will be okay. Please remember that the Township offers 2 free rabies clinics each year. 

3. Who may I call if I observe an injured domestic or wild animal?

Residents who observe a sick or injured animal, regardless of species, should call Rockaway Township’s Animal Control Officer or the Rockaway Township Police Department. Animal Control may be reached at 973-983-2849 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. At all other times, please contact the Rockaway Township Police Department at 973-625-4000. For your safety, please remember to never handle a sick or injured animal - always contact Animal Control or the Police Department!

4. We just introduced a puppy / kitten to the family. When must I have our new pet licensed?

In accordance with regulations, a dog / cat of licensing age refers to any dog or cat that has attained the age of 7 months, or that possesses a permanent set of teeth. You may get more information on licensing your pet by calling the Division of Health at 973-983-2848 or by checking the Township website. Please remember that dog and cat owners must provide evidence of a current rabies vaccination when licensing their pet. Pet License

5. Who may I contact if I observe a bat or other wild animal in my living quarters?

If you observe any wild animal in your home or apartment (i.e., bat, raccoon, skunk, etc.), please call the Rockaway Township Police Department at 973-625-4000. The Police Department will dispatch an Animal Control Officer and/or a Patrolman to your residence. Some animals are at risk of carrying rabies, so please remember to never attempt to handle an unfamiliar or wild animal.

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1. What is Rockaway Township Clean Communities?

Rockaway Township’s Clean Communities program is part of a statewide strategy to prevent the accumulation of litter on roadways, beaches, waterways, parks and recreational areas. Clean Communities

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1. How and where do I get a certified copy of a vital statistic record?

The vital statistic record is on file in the municipality where the event took place, i.e. what town did you get married in? There is a $10 per certified copy fee, if obtained in Rockaway Township. You must produce a photo ID for proof of identity. You must also produce copies of documents proving your relationship to the person named on the record. The following are acceptable forms of ID: A current, valid photo driver’s license or photo non-driver’s license with current address or a current, valid driver’s license without photo and one alternate form of ID with current address or two alternate forms of ID, one of which must have current address. 

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2. When is the next public council meeting?

View the Next Public Council Meeting page to find the meeting schedule and a link to the community calendar with each meeting listed on the day of the meeting.

3. Where do I get a copy of a public record?

You may submit an OPRA (Open Public Records Act) request form to the Township Clerk. View the Copy of a Public Record page for more details. Copy of a Public Record

4. What is needed for a marriage license, domestic partnership or civil union?

You need to apply in person in the New Jersey municipality in which either party resides and the license is valid throughout the State of New Jersey. You need to bring ID such as driver's license, birth certificate, or passport; proof of residency such as a bank statement, utility bill, tax return, etc. If married before or previously in a civil union or domestic partnership, you need to bring a copy of the death certificate or divorce papers, whichever applies. The fee is $28.00 in cash, check or money order. The application may be obtained at your local registrar’s office. A minimum of 72 hours must elapse between the time of application and the time we issue the license.

5. How do I register to vote?

You can obtain a voter registration application at the Municipal Clerk’s office or print one from the State’s website. Click on “How Do I” and this will lead you to voter registration information and the application for the county in which you live. The State of New Jersey

6. What do you need if your organization wants to have a Bingo or Raffle?

Every organization interested in conducting bingo or raffles must first apply to the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission for eligibility.

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1. How much will a permit cost?

Construction permits are priced according to the type of work being performed. The price of a permit for new construction and additions is based on the volume of the proposed structure. Alteration permits are based on the estimated cost of building construction plus the plumbing, electrical and fire protection fees, as applicable.

2. Whose responsibility is it to obtain the permit?

Application for permit shall be made by the owner, or his agent, a licensed engineer, architect or plumbing, electrical, or other contractor employed in connection with the proposed work. If the application is by a person other than the owner in fee, it shall be accompanied by the affidavit of the owner or the authorized person making the application that the proposed work is authorized by the owner in fee, and that the applicant is authorized to make such application. All issued permits shall remain the property of the owner even if the application was made by the contractor or authorized agent.

3. Can I start the work without first obtaining a construction permit?

It shall be unlawful to construct, enlarge, alter or demolish a structure, or change the occupancy of a building or structure requiring greater strength, exit way or sanitary provisions, or to change to different use group, or to install or alter any equipment for which provision is made.

4. How long does it take to get a permit?

It depends on the type, size and complexity of the project. When submitting an application, the time of year is also an important factor. According to State law, the department has 20 working days for the initial review (approval or denial) of an application. A complete application will include proof of prior approvals, plans that are clear and indicate compliance with the current applicable codes and regulations.

5. As a homeowner, which portion of the work can I do myself?

By law, homeowners can perform any and all work on or in the dwelling they own and occupy, including plumbing and electrical work. A homeowner must hire a licensed plumber and/or electrician for any and all installations involving a property other than the single-family dwelling he or she occupies.

6. What requires a construction permit?

Below is a list of the most common construction projects for which a permit is required. There may be other situations not listed which may also need a building permit. It is always best to call the Construction Department to check before you begin work. New House Addition: Roofing, Siding, Kitchen & Bathroom Remodels, Finished Basements, Sheds, Fences, Pools, Furnace / Boiler, Oil Tanks / Removal, LP Tank Gas, Piping, Generators, Demolitions (Both Primary Residence and Accessory Structures), Driveway, Water Heater Replacement, New Service / Subpanels, Sewer / Water, Connections, Wood Stove / Fireplace (Gas), and Deck.

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1. Who is able to use Dial-A-Ride?

Dial-A-Ride is available to Rockaway Township Seniors 62 years old and older. It is also available to the disabled residents 21 years and older.

2. Where does Dial-A-Ride take people?

Dial-A-Ride provides residents transportation to doctor’s visits, nutrition, dialysis, grocery shopping and the mall. View the Dial-A-Ride Schedule

3. When is Dial-A-Ride available for transportation?

Destinations, times and schedules are subject to change. No service provided during severe inclement weather. Appointments must be made through the Dial-A-Ride Office at 973-983-2839 Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Clients must call at least 1 week prior to appointment date. Same day reservations will not be accommodated. Clients cannot schedule appointments with the drivers. Medical appointments should be made between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. for all Morristown appointments. Medical appointments should be made between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. for local appointments.

4. What information is needed to set up my ride?

When calling to schedule an appointment, please have ready: The day of the appointment, the date of the appointment and the time of the appointment. We will need the doctor’s name, address and telephone number. We ask that the resident is ready 1 hour before their scheduled appointment. If your appointment with the doctor is scheduled for 10 AM, we ask that you are ready by 9 AM. A driver will be there any time within the hour. Dial-A-Ride will give each resident 1 hour for their appointment unless specified differently. If your appointment is for 11 AM we will automatically come back for you at Noon. If you need more time, this information should be given at the time you set up your appointment with the office. All appointments much be finished by 2 PM in Morristown and 3 PM. locally. If your time should go beyond the time scheduled, we may not be able to give you a return trip home.

5. What happens if the weather is bad?

If the schools are closed because of the weather, then Dial-A-Ride is closed. The Dial-A-Ride coordinator or such representative will call you to cancel the appointment. We ask that you contact your doctor immediately to cancel and then reschedule with both the doctor and Dial-A-Ride.

6. What if I need to cancel my ride?

If you need to cancel your ride for any reason, we ask that you call Dial-A-Ride immediately. If there is no answer, please leave a message telling us that you need to cancel along with the date of your appointment.

7. Is there Alternate Transportation available to Rockaway Township Residents?

Yes. View a list of Alternate Transportations.

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1. What is a Business Registration Certificate and why do I need one?

Business organizations or individuals doing business in New Jersey are required to register with the Department of Treasury, Division of Revenue. Registration is free and is a one-time action - there are no fees to register. However, you should update your contact and tax eligibility information as needed. Registration is required to conduct most business with any state, county, municipal, local board of education, charter school, county college, authority, or state college or university. The contracting agency may be required to have a copy of the "proof of registration certificate" submitted as part of a public bid or prior to issuing a purchase order.

To register: Businesses must complete Form NJ-REG and submit it to the Division of Revenue. The form can be filed online or by mailing a paper form to the Division. Online filing is strongly encouraged. Form NJ-REG

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1. Does the Township provide health services for children, and if so, how may I enroll my child or find out more?

Rockaway Township provides a regular Child Health Conference, which includes a vaccination program and exams by a licensed physician. Eligibility requirements include the following: Participants must be between the ages of two months and 18 years, participants must be eligible for the federally funded Vaccines for Children program, participants must have no health insurance, or health insurance that does not cover immunizations. For more information on child health services, please call the Division of Health at 973-983-2848.

2. Can my child receive multiple vaccinations at the same time safely?

Yes. Scientific studies have shown that even a newborn baby’s immune system can safely handle several immunizations at one time. Combination vaccines, which have been used for decades and may offer several scheduled vaccinations in one shot, may protect your child from a number of different diseases.

3. Why did I receive a call from the Division of Health after an illness I suffered?

In New Jersey, there are stringent laws that require laboratories and physicians to report a number of infectious diseases to the local health authority. Health officials, in turn, must investigate each reportable disease and may contact a sick or previously sick individual to complete State-mandated reporting requirements.

These investigations are always done by the health authority responsible for the geographic area where a sick individual resides. Such investigations are performed to comply with State law, but also are done to ensure that proper control measures may be put in place, outbreaks may be averted, and disease trends may be monitored.

Local public health nurses, health officers and environmental health specialists may become involved in this mandatory reporting, and are always grateful when residents cooperate with these requirements, as outlined in State Statute.

4. Why did the school nurse call and say my child will be excluded from child care or school if I do not get a certain immunization?

Per New Jersey law, a child must receive a number of immunizations to attend child care or school. The Division of Health’s public health nurse audits the records of each child care center and school located in Rockaway Township. If a child is found to be deficient in meeting these State requirements, the child’s parents are given 2 weeks to obtain the vaccine. If the child is not immunized within 2 weeks, laws state that the child is to be excluded from school.

The State established these vaccine requirements both to protect the unvaccinated child from contracting a communicable disease, and to protect other children with religious or medical vaccine exemptions from receiving a potentially serious disease. New Jersey does permit legitimate medical and religious exemptions to these vaccination requirements, so some children may be vulnerable to serious infectious diseases.

5. How can I receive a flu or pneumonia vaccination?

The Division of Health provides influenza and pneumonia immunizations to residents during the fall and early winter months. Some age and medical restrictions apply, so please be sure to call the Division of Health at 973-983-2848 with any questions or for more information.

6. Does the Township offer adult exercise programs?

The Division of Health, through the Department of Community Services, sponsors Yoga, Tai Chi, Arthritis Exercise and Therabands programs for older adults. These exercise programs are offered in the Spring and Fall. Class size is limited and registration is required. Registration packets may be obtained at the Division of Health, located at the Rockaway Township Municipal Building. For information, call 973-983-2848.

7. I don’t have health insurance. Where can I go for health care or more information?

There are some health screenings and programs that are available for free or at a substantially reduced cost to Rockaway Township residents. In addition, the Division of Health can provide information on some State-sponsored services addressing the health needs of underserved or uninsured residents. For more information, please contact the Division of Health Office at 973-983-2848.

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1. Can I sell food I prepare at home, such as cupcakes?

No. Food prepared at a kitchen in a private home may not be sold to the public. Food product sold to the public must come from a licensed retail food establishment that is inspected by the local health authority or, in the case of wholesale / distributed foods, by the State Health Department.

2. I am planning a one day or multi-day event, in which food is going to be sold or given to the public. Do I need to obtain a food license?

Yes. A temporary retail food license is necessary for any event where food is sold or otherwise made available to the public. An application must be obtained from the Division of Health, completed and remitted with the appropriate fee. This license, once approved, will be usable for a period of up to 3 days. A temporary food event application may be printed directly from the town’s website.

3. I am thinking of opening a restaurant. How do I obtain for a retail food license?

To serve food to the public in Rockaway Township, you must first complete an application to operate a retail food establishment, and the application must be accompanied by professionally prepared plans. The plans must include the proposed layout, and all mechanical components, materials and finishes to be provided.

Applicants must also provide all equipment specifications, the name of the exterminator that will be providing monthly service, plus evidence any State-mandated food handler / manager training that is required, depending on the type of food establishment. Applicants also must advise the Division of Health of the restaurant’s water source (i.e., private well / public) and the type of sewage disposal system that will be used, in the event a septic design must be submitted and reviewed along with the application.

Per N.J.A.C. 8:24, the State’s retail food code, the Division of Health then has 30 days to review the application. If the application and accompanying plans are in compliance with code and if any other necessary approvals are obtained from other Township departments (i.e., Planning, Zoning, Construction), approval will be granted by the Division of Health. Approximately 2 weeks prior to opening, the Division of Health must be contacted to schedule a preopening inspection.

4. I have a septic system and have heard a repair could be expensive. What can I do to maintain my septic?

To help assure that your septic system doesn’t malfunction and require expensive repair or alteration, be very careful what goes into it. Don’t pour cooking oils, fats, greases, toxic substances or non-biodegradable items down drains, sinks or toilets. Avoid using multiple water sources at once, such as the shower, laundry and/or dishwasher. Don’t drive vehicles over the septic disposal field, and don’t construct or install accessory structures that may encroach upon the septic system. Perhaps most importantly, please remember to pump your septic tank regularly. For a family of four, it is recommended that you have a professional septic pumping company service your septic tank a minimum of once every 3 years.

5. I’m concerned about the quality of my water and I have a private well. How may I have my well sampled?

Safe potable drinking water is extremely important, and many of Rockaway Township’s residents derive their drinking water from private wells located on their property. It is ultimately the responsibility of homeowners to contact a certified laboratory if they wish to have private well water tested. The Division of Health will be happy to help interpret your water quality results, and can provide information if any results exceed standards. Please contact the Division of Health Office at 973-983-2848 if you have questions about your private well.

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1. Where can I find the recycling and bulk schedule?

Your schedule is available on the Recycling webpage. Click on the “My Schedule” Tab and input your home address. You will be able to download and/or print your personalized collection schedule. You will also be asked if you would like to sign up to receive alerts and reminders. These notifications will alert you to regularly scheduled pick-ups as well as disruptions in service (due to weather or equipment failure) and notify of any special collections that may be added to the schedule. This is optional, but a very helpful tool to many of our residents. Recycle Page

2. How do I dispose of electronic items?

Electronic items (televisions, monitors, radios, computer parts, etc.) can be brought to either of our Recycling Centers located at 540 Green Pond Road or adjacent to 65 Mount Hope Road and deposited into the electronics containers. These items must be recycled and cannot be disposed of in the trash. They will not be picked up curbside.

3. With the new single stream recycling program, can I really deposit cans, bottles, newspapers, cardboard all together in one container for curbside pickup?

Yes! You no longer need to sort your recyclables! All materials can be put together in the same container for curbside pick. Please do not tie or bundle newspapers or cardboard. Cardboard that cannot fit into the same container as cans, bottles and newspapers can be flattened and placed next to the rest of your recyclables, or you may flatten and put cardboard in a manageable size box. No plastic bags please.

4. I am a little confused about the disposal of newspapers for curbside pickup. How can I dispose of them?

Newspapers, junk-mail, magazines and pamphlets can be recycled in the same bin as your cans, bottles and cardboard. You no longer need to sort them out. Please do not tie or bundle. If your newspapers do not fit conveniently in with your cans and bottles you can put them out loose in a separate reusable container, in a small cardboard box or paper bag. No plastic bags please.

5. Are the Recycling Centers single stream like curbside pick-up?

No. When bringing your recyclables to the Recycling Yards please sort your materials.

6. How do I dispose of batteries?

Household Alkaline batteries (A, AA, AAA, C, D) batteries are not recyclable and can be placed in the trash. Rechargeable batteries can be recycled at either of our Recycling Centers by placing them in the electronics container (look for the designated area in the container). For rechargeable batteries – please place in a zip lock back or tape over the terminal.

7. Who is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the sidewalk in front of my home?

Per Township Code 16-6.1 sidewalks are the responsibility of the landowner “The owner of any lands lying within the limits of the Township shall maintain and be responsible for the proper upkeep of that part of the street between the property line and the curb abutting his or her property, including corner areas adjacent to corner lots either within or without the property lines. Such upkeep shall include the proper maintenance and repair of the sidewalk in places where such sidewalk exists.”

8. Where does my responsibility stop for the water service to my house?

The homeowner is responsible for the water service from the curb box shutoff to the house. The Utility is only responsible for the actual water meter after the curb box shutoff.

9. During a snow storm the snow plow damaged my curb. Will the Township repair it?

Yes, a Department of Public Works representative will come out to assess the damage and it will be placed on our schedule for repair. Please visit our Report Curbside Damage to report damage or call 973-983-2891. Report Curbside Damage

10. How do I get a copy of the water quality for the Rockaway Water System?

Annually the Utility sends copies of our water quality results to our consumers in our water consumer confidence reports. There is a copy of our latest report located on the website. You may also go to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) website and view Drinking Water Watch.

11. When do I need to call for an Underground mark-out, to locate different utilities? (water, sewer, electric, gas, telephone, cable)

Homeowners and all contractors that are going to dig whether it is 1 inch or 12 feet deep need to make notification to the New Jersey one Call Center, please call 811.

12. How do I dispose of paint?

Once dried out LATEX (water based) paint can be put in with your regular household trash. To speed up the drying process you may want to remove the lid and add sand or kitty litter and allow to dry for a few days. Once completely dried out you may deposit it in your trash. For Oil Based paints and stains please contact the Morris County Hazardous Household Waste Facility in Mount Olive at 973-829-8006 or visit Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority.

13. Do you accept tires?

We will accept passenger tires, off the rim at our McVeigh Recycle site.

14. How do I dispose of motor oil?

Any service station facility with service bays will accept used motor oil during working hours. The station may charge a fee. Do not mix oil with any other substance.

15. How do I pay my Water Utility bill online?

Making your payment online is fast, easy, and safe. In just a few minutes, your transaction will be complete. You can choose to pay by an Checking Account ACH Payment (e-Check) or by a Credit Card Payment.

Step 1: Enter Your Information for the Bill Currently Being Collected.
Enter either your Account Number or the Property’s Block & Lot # and the Owner’s Last Name. WHEN ENTERING YOUR INFORMATION PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT ALL LETTERS ARE CAPITALIZED, ALL ZEROES ARE INCLUDED, AND THAT THERE ARE NO SPACES OR DASHES INCLUDED IN THE ACCOUNT NUMBER.

Step 2: Review Bill & Choose to Pay Online.
The bill you selected will be presented onscreen for you to review. If any payments are currently due, you will have the option of paying it online.

Step 3: Choose Payment Method.
You can choose to pay by Checking Account ACH Payment (e-Check) or by Credit Card.

Step 4: Confirm the Amount to Pay & Accept Terms & Conditions
At this step, you will be asked to confirm the amount to pay and accept the Terms and Conditions of this transaction.

Step 5: Enter Contact & Payment Information
Enter the contact information for the person paying the bill, as well as payment information and any additional information.

Step 6: Confirm Details
Confirm the information you provided in Step Number 4. This is your opportunity to go back and make any changes before submitting your payment.

Step 7: Digital Receipt
Receive your confirmation number and digital receipt. Once your payment has been submitted, you will receive an email confirmation if you provide your email address.

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1. What happens if my child is injured while participating in a Recreation Program?

Please fill out an accident form. Send the completed accident form to the Division of Recreation. If you would like to file an insurance claim, please make the request in writing when you submit the completed accident form. We will send you the relevant insurance claim form and instructions. Recreation Accident Report (PDF)

2. What pools or beaches are available?

Rockaway Township Residents are eligible to purchase Beach Tags for Mt. Hope Beach and Memberships for Frog Falls – The Aquatic Park at Picatinny Arsenal. Pools / Beaches

3. Where can I find information about the Rockaway Township Sports Programs?

The majority of our sports programs have their own website and offer online registrations. Please go to our web link page to locate a description of the sport and their website address.

If you are unable to locate a website for a particular sport, please call the Division of Recreation at 973-983-2841. Rockaway Township Recreation Sports

4. What is the Rutgers S.A.F.E.T.Y. Clinic?

S.A.F.E.T.Y. stands for Sports Awareness for Educating Today's Youth.

5. Is there a Summer Camp in Rockaway Township?

Yes. Rockaway Township offers a Summer Playground which runs for 6 weeks. This day camp is for children entering the 2nd grade in September to children entering the 8th grade in September. The hours are from 9 a.m. until Noon. Parents are responsible to drop their children off and to pick them up. Registration for this camp will begin in May and the cost per child is $55. We offer 3 locations for your convenience. Katherine D. Malone School, Dwyer and Birchwood. A calendar of events are planned ahead of time. Rockaway Township supplies the transportation to the local field trips, which include Frog Falls, Mount Hope Beach, Rockaway Lanes, and Clubhouse Golf Center - Randolph. This program begins the first Monday after school ends and runs for 6 weeks. Click here for more details!

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1. When are my property taxes due?

Taxes are due quarterly on February 1, May 1, August 1 and November 1. The Township has a 10 calendar day grace period. The August quarter will be due 25 days from date of mailing the bills. Due dates will be stated on the tax bills and on the township's website.

2. How often does the tax collector mail out tax bills?

Tax bills are mailed once a year. Every year in July the tax office will mail you the bill for the current year which will contain payment information for the August and November of that current year as well as the February and May payments of the following year.

3. How can I obtain a copy of my tax bill?

Duplicate Bills can be requested by emailing taxc@rockawaytownship.org, faxing a request to 973-983-2871, calling the office at 973-983-2822 or coming into our office at 65 Mt Hope Rd.

4. How does the tax collector handle delinquencies?

The collector sends out a delinquent notice at least once a month for bills not paid. Please be advised that interest cannot be waived once a payment is delinquent. The interest rate is 8% on the first $1,500.00 of the delinquency and 18% on the balance until the account is paid in full.

The collector holds an annual tax sale (places a lien) to collect prior year delinquencies, interest and fees.

5. How will a County Board Judgment (Appeal) show on my tax bill?

the total amount of credits from a Successful County Board Judgments will be applied to the final tax bill (August & November quarters) for that current year.

6. How can I appeal my taxes?

Homeowners can file a county tax appeal between February and April 1 against their assessed value. Please contact the assessor’s office or the Morris County Board of Taxation for more information. Morris County Board of Taxation

7. How can I make a payment for my taxes?

Homeowners can make payment online by using their account number and last name as it appears on the bill. Payments made by ACH are free of charge. Payments made by credit cards (including debit cards) will be charged 3% convenience fee. Homeowners can also come into our office Monday through Friday between 8:30am and 4:30pm with cash or a check. There is a drop box available outside of the front doors for after-hours collection. Post marks are not accepted.

Per state statute – taxes are due regardless of receiving a bill or not.
Rockaway Township Online Payments

8. What is the current tax rate & ratio?

Please visit the Tax Collector's page for the current rate & ratio. Tax Collector

9. Are there any property tax relief programs?

Homeowners can apply for the Homestead Rebate and the Property Tax Reimbursement programs through the State of New Jersey. Restrictions apply. Please visit the State’s website for more information.

There are also 2 deductions homeowners can apply for, veteran / widow of a veteran and a senior/disabled/surviving spouse deduction. Please contact the tax assessor’s office for information and applications.
State of NJ Property Tax Relief Programs

10. How can I receive an electronic reminder for my taxes?

Homeowners can go to www.rockawaytownship.org and register for the “finance” reminders with their email and or cell phone numbers. The tax collector sends out a reminder email and text message approximately 2 weeks prior to the due date. Rockaway Township Reminders

11. How can I change the mailing address for my tax bills?

Address change requests must be submitted in writing and the request must specify what bills they want to change (tax, water, sewer). Homeowners can email their request to taxc@rockawaytownship.org, fax to 973-983-2871, mail in a request to 65 Mt. Hope Rd. Rockaway, NJ 07866 or come into the office with a request.