Coronavirus / COVID-19 Information
A resource for all community members. Updated every Monday & Thursday at 4:30pm (and as needed).
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Doing business with the City by phone/online & Latest Hours
Please review this document we have created, which outlines different ways you can do business with the City by phone or online. This document also contains the latest hours and instructions for all City departments.
Tracking Information
If you'd like more information on number of cases and related information, you cand find that at Hunterdon County Dashboard, or the Johns Hopkins Resource Portal.
Resources for Residents
To find help with employment, benefits, what's open in town, or resources for mental health, please scroll down to the "Resources" section at the bottom of the page to find more.
Resources for Businesses
To find information on disaster assistance loans, grant programs, and other financial assistance, as well as other information and guidance for businesses that remain open, please scroll down to the bottom of the page under the "Resources" section.
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Thursday August 6, 2020
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Thursday July 30th
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| Summary - Thursday August 6, 2020 |
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| Always remember to wear a mask in public and create social distance wherever possible. Below, you’ll find some new updates on things like:
Support our local businesses and #shoplocal this weekend! |
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If you are feeling ill, or show symptoms, please contact your medical provider and consider getting tested. Click here for more information. CDC’s One Stop Shop provides quick access to communication resources. Topic-specific toolkits make it easy to access, leverage, and share CDC resources. These new toolkits contain videos, social media posts, PSAs, print resources, checklists, FAQs, and web resources for the areas of interest including but not limited to: general public, youth adults ages 15-21, K-12 schools, businesses and workplaces, and community and faith based organizations, Please find the latest updates from the State of New Jersey on which businesses are allowed to re-open and the latest guidance on regulations and openings of recreation areas, which are available here. As you may be planning or going on summer vacations, please be aware of the State’s travel advisories and restrictions. We recommend staying home if traveling to one of these restricted states. |
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Access to City Facilities City facilities are still closed to the public. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates The next City Council session is scheduled for Tuesday, September 1, 2020.. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Curbside pick up and summer reading at the Lambertville Library The first phase of the library's reopening began on Monday June 22, and we’ve seen an enthusiastic response. Place your order for books and movies through [email protected] and we’ll have them ready for you to pick up on a table on the Library’s covered side porch during our current hours of Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 1PM-6PM, and Sat 10AM-1PM. Also, sign up on our website for our new virtual summer reading program for all ages. |
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Please also consider completing this survey to provide feedback on the City’s ongoing COVID-19 related safety measures in our business districts. In an effort to help our business community through the COVID-19 pandemic, N Union St. will be made one-way heading north between Bridge St. and Coryell St. on a temporary, 3-week basis beginning Friday, August 14th. Traffic will travel down the middle of N Union St. and parking will remain available on both sides of the street. At the end of 3 weeks, the City and business community will evaluate if the one-way traffic has been beneficial for both public safety and businesses, and determine whether or not to continue with one-way traffic or resume two-way traffic during the public health crisis. The decision to make N Union St. one-way for a temporary period was made after a recommendation from the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce and several weeks of discussion with the business community, including weekly Zoom calls, one-on-one conversations with business owners on N Union, and email outreach. More changes will be made to our downtown business response to COVID-19. Watch out for other changes as we continue to support our local businesses. The City is partnering with the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce on an effort to recruit volunteers to help with projects around the community, including beautification, marketing, sign design, etc. Please see the www.LoveOurLambertville.com webpage where folks can sign up to help our community and feel free to share! DELAWARE RIVER TOWNS CHAMBER OF COMMERECE REGARDING SHAD FESTIVAL: With 78 posters and 70 artists participating we raised over $11,000. Thank you to all who purchased posters and a big thank you to our artists who so generously donate art each year. With a little dip into our rainy day fund, for if a pandemic is not a rainy day, what is? We are able to award two $10,000 scholarships. Laura Adams is graduating from South Hunterdon and is headed off to Temple University to study art and jewelry design. Morgan Grabarz graduated from New Hope Solebury High School two years ago and is winning her second award after finishing her first two years at FIT in New York City where she studies fashion design. We thanks everyone who helped make the treasured tradition that is the Jim Hamilton Memorial Shadfest Scholarship happen. |
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| Summary - Thursday August 6, 2020 |
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| Always remember to wear a mask in public and create social distance wherever possible. Below, you’ll find some new updates on things like:
Support our local businesses and #shoplocal this weekend! |
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If you are feeling ill, or show symptoms, please contact your medical provider and consider getting tested. Click here for more information. CDC’s One Stop Shop provides quick access to communication resources. Topic-specific toolkits make it easy to access, leverage, and share CDC resources. These new toolkits contain videos, social media posts, PSAs, print resources, checklists, FAQs, and web resources for the areas of interest including but not limited to: general public, youth adults ages 15-21, K-12 schools, businesses and workplaces, and community and faith based organizations, Please find the latest updates from the State of New Jersey on which businesses are allowed to re-open and the latest guidance on regulations and openings of recreation areas, which are available here. As you may be planning or going on summer vacations, please be aware of the State’s travel advisories and restrictions. We recommend staying home if traveling to one of these restricted states. |
| City Services, Events & Meetings |
Access to City Facilities City facilities are still closed to the public. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates The next City Council session is scheduled for Tuesday, September 1, 2020.. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Curbside pick up and summer reading at the Lambertville Library The first phase of the library's reopening began on Monday June 22, and we’ve seen an enthusiastic response. Place your order for books and movies through [email protected] and we’ll have them ready for you to pick up on a table on the Library’s covered side porch during our current hours of Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 1PM-6PM, and Sat 10AM-1PM. Also, sign up on our website for our new virtual summer reading program for all ages. Shad Festival Poster Auction Be a part of the time honored tradition of the Jim Hamilton Shad Fest Poster Auction. Each year, the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce collects generous donations of art from local artists which is auctioned off to fund two $10,000 scholarships. Starting Tuesday, July 14th you can add to your collection or start one if you haven't. The on-line auction will run until July 28th. The actual posters will be on display in store windows throughout Lambertville and New Hope. Each poster will have an informational sheet and QR code which you can scan with your phone and bid! Just like a regular auction, you will need to register before you can bid. You can do that here: https://www.igavelauctions.com/about/register Then you will be ready to join the fun on July 14th. Remember, bid often because as the Shad Queen says, "It's all for the children!" |
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Please also consider completing this survey to provide feedback on the City’s ongoing COVID-19 related safety measures in our business districts. More changes will be made to our downtown business response to COVID-19. Watch out for other changes as we continue to support our local businesses. The City is partnering with the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce on an effort to recruit volunteers to help with projects around the community, including beautification, marketing, sign design, etc. Please see the www.LoveOurLambertville.com webpage where folks can sign up to help our community and feel free to share! |
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July 30 Update
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Please continue to adhere to the precautionary measures that have helped to keep us all safe - including the requirement to wear a face covering in public if you are not able to keep a six foot distance from others, even when outside.
Support our local businesses and #shoplocal this weekend! Please complete this survey to provide feedback on the City’s ongoing COVID-19 related safety measures in our business districts.
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As COVID-19 cases significantly rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue to be vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by continuing to practice all of the precautionary measures you have been following. |
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Access to City Facilities
Updates: Public Works
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for July 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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July 23rd Update
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Summary - Thursday July 23rd |
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Please continue to adhere to the precautionary measures that have helped to keep us all safe - including the requirement to wear a face covering in public if you are not able to keep a six foot distance from others, even when outside.
Support our local businesses and #shoplocal this weekend!
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As COVID-19 cases significantly rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue to be vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by continuing to practice all of the precautionary measures you have been following. |
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Access to City Facilities
Updates: Public Works
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for tonight, July 23,, 2020 at 7pm. The August 4, 2020 City Council meeting has been canceled. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
Curbside pick up and summer reading at the Lambertville Library The first phase of the library's reopening began on Monday June 22, and we’ve seen an enthusiastic response. Place your order for books and movies through cir[email protected] and we’ll have them ready for you to pick up on a table on the Library’s covered side porch during our current hours of Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri 1PM-6PM, and Sat 10AM-1PM. Also, sign up on our website for our new virtual summer reading program for all ages. Shad Festival Poster Auction Be a part of the time honored tradition of the Jim Hamilton Shad Fest Poster Auction. Each year, the Delaware River Towns Chamber of Commerce collects generous donations of art from local artists which is auctioned off to fund two $10,000 scholarships. Starting Tuesday, July 14th you can add to your collection or start one if you haven't. The on-line auction will run until July 28th. The actual posters will be on display in store windows throughout Lambertville and New Hope. Each poster will have an informational sheet and QR code which you can scan with your phone and bid! Just like a regular auction, you will need to register before you can bid. You can do that here: https://www.igavelauctions.com/about/register Then you will be ready to join the fun on July 14th. Remember, bid often because as the Shad Queen says, "It's all for the children!" ACME Carpool Cinema This Saturday Every Saturday through the summer, come join us for a safe and fun movie night. For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit www.ACMEScreeningRoom.org. |
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Wednesday July 1st Update
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Although many of us were cautiously looking forward to a broader re-opening happening starting tomorrow, July 2nd, the Governor has issued Executive Order 158, which suspends the resumption of indoor dining indefinitely. You can read more here.
There are still many local businesses that you can support, and we ask that you keep them in mind for your shopping needs and continue to adhere to the precautionary measures that have helped to keep us all safe.
Please note that City offices are closed this Thursday and Friday for Independence Day, and you can find updated public works schedules below.
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As COVID-19 cases significantly rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue to be vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by continuing to practice all of the precautionary measures you have been following.
If you are feeling ill, or show symptoms, please contact your medical provider and consider getting tested. Click here for more information.
Please find the latest updates from the State of New Jersey on which businesses are allowed to re-open and the latest guidance on regulations and openings of recreation areas, which are available here. |
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Please note City Hall is closed Thursday July 2nd and Friday July 3rd for Independence Day.
Access to City Facilities
City facilities are still closed to the public. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
Updates: Public Works All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for July 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
July 7th Election Information
As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
Parks and Recreation Commission
Summer Camp. The Recreation Commission has decided not to host its summer camp this summer over concerns for the health and safety of the kids and counselors and facility limitations.
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While recreational and entertainment businesses and gyms and fitness centers are still allowed to open on July 2 at a limited capacity (see announcement for details), the State reversed its reopening plan and indoor dining will not be reopening this week as planned. Read this announcement for more info on the decision to reverse the reopening of indoor dining.
The City approved additional outdoor dining options, such as Sidewalk Cafes, strEATERIES, and Parklets. More information on the new outdoor dining options can be found here.
This weekend, the City is taking the following new steps in and around the downtown:
If you’d like to learn more about how the City is working with businesses on reopening, please check out our latest business email updates, which can be found here, or you can view the City’s presentation in the June 10th Council meeting here.
As businesses begin to reopen (per the State’s schedule), please consider doing your shopping locally and support our businesses. You can also find out ways to do online here at Love Our Shops.
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Monday June 22nd
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Summary - Monday June 22nd |
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Starting this Thursday, the City is moving to a once per week COVID-19 update every Thursday afternoon, and with a new format that we hope will help organize the most important information for all community members.
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As COVID-19 cases rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue being vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by confirming all of the precautionary measures you have been following.
If you are feeling ill, or show symptoms, please contact your medical provider and consider getting tested. Click here for more information.
To find the latest updates from the State of New Jersey on which businesses are allowed to re-open and the latest guidance on regulations and openings of recreation areas, please click here. |
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Access to City Facilities
Public Works Pickup All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 25th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
July 7th Election Information
As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
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As businesses begin to reopen (per the State’s schedule), please consider doing your shopping locally and support our businesses. You can also find out ways to do online here at Love Our Shops.
The City is planning to discuss additional outdoor dining options, such as Sidewalk Cafes, strEATERIES, and Parklets, at the June 25th Council Meeting. Please stay tuned for Thursday’s update which will have more information about the upcoming weekend’s plans.
To view the presentation made in the June 10th City Council about the City’s reopening plans click here, or to find all of the weekly updates sent to the business community, please click here.
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July 9th Update
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Summary - Thursday July 9th |
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Please continue to adhere to the precautionary measures that have helped to keep us all safe - including the requirement to wear a face covering in public if you are not able to keep a six foot distance from others, even when outside.
Support our local businesses and #shoplocal this weekend!
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As COVID-19 cases significantly rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue to be vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by continuing to practice all of the precautionary measures you have been following. |
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Access to City Facilities
Updates: Public Works
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates The next City Council meeting is scheduled for July 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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The City approved additional outdoor dining options, such as Sidewalk Cafes, strEATERIES, and Parklets. More information on the new outdoor dining options can be found here.
This weekend, the City is taking the following new steps in and around the downtown:
If you’d like to learn more about how the City is working with businesses on reopening, please check out our latest business email updates, which can be found here, or you can view the City’s presentation in the June 10th Council meeting here.
As businesses begin to reopen (per the State’s schedule), please consider doing your shopping locally and support our businesses. You can also find out ways to do online here at Love Our Shops.
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Thursday June 25th Update
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Summary - Thursday June 25th |
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We’d like to remind the community that starting today, we are moving to a once per week update every Thursday. If you have any questions in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to call or email City Hall, and we’ll be happy to help!
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As COVID-19 cases rise in parts of the country that are not adhering to strict precautionary measures, we ask our community to continue to be vigilant about protecting yourself and your neighbors by continuing to practice all of the precautionary measures you have been following. |
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Access to City Facilities
City facilities are still closed to the public. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
All pickups are on schedule and services operating normally with the following exceptions:
Upcoming Meeting Dates The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 25th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. July 7th Election Information As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
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This weekend, the City is taking the following new steps in and around the downtown:
If you’d like to learn more about how the City is working with businesses on reopening, please check out our latest business email updates, which can be found here, or you can view the City’s presentation in the June 10th Council meeting here.
As businesses begin to reopen (per the State’s schedule), please consider doing your shopping locally and support our businesses. You can also find out ways to do online here at Love Our Shops. The City is planning to discuss additional outdoor dining options, such as Sidewalk Cafes, strEATERIES, and Parklets, at the June 25th Council Meeting.
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Monday June 15th Update
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Thursday June 18th Update
Thursday June 18th
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This week non-essential retail and outdoor dining begin. Please remember, there is still a major health risk please remain vigilant. Remember to wear a face covering anytime you are unable to distance more than six feet from other people, whenever possible. The Governor announced that effective Monday, June 22, 2020, “personal care service facilities,” such as salons or barber shops, are permitted to reopen to the public provided that the facility complies with standards issued by the Division of Consumer Affairs and Department of Health. Executive Order 154 Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). If you have any symptoms or have been in contact with anyone who has had symptoms, please stay at home and contact your medical provider. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance |
To view the presentation made in the June 10th City Council about the City’s reopening plans click here. This weekend, the City had a significant increase in visitors to our downtown. We were able to roll out several outdoor public amenities to assist in our downtown’s safe reopening. This includes public outdoor dining space, portable restrooms and hand sanitizing stations. Additional signage has been ordered and additional free curbside pickup locations have been added as well. All of these plans are being regularly discussed with local businesses, the Chamber of Commerce, and New Hope officials, as well as the appropriate County and State stakeholders. To view an interactive map of all of the new changes, please click below:  Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! And in the meantime, you can support local businesses through the Chamber’s Love our Shops Initiative. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Cases have begun to spike in parts of the country where people have not been adhering to these precautions, please remain vigilant in protecting yourself and your neighbors. Using playgrounds and recreation activities with shared equipment are still prohibited. Passive recreation in parks is allowed and encouraged. More guidance will be issued in forthcoming updates. Please find all new guidance from the State of New Jersey here. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
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The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 25th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups |
Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses |
Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. Applications for the expanded Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program are now available and will go live tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. on June 9, 2020. NJEDA staff will process the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be no application fee. Find Application Here. Eligibility Wizard Here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday June 15th
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Today is the official beginning of the end for the Governors “stay at home orders”. As a part of this stage, non-essential retail and outdoor dining have begun today. Please remember that although these orders have changed there is still a major health risk for you and your neighbors. We have to continue to remain vigilant. Whenever you leave your home, please wear a face covering, create social distance, and sanitize your hands rigorously. Consider leaving and coming back if a business or a park is too crowded to keep distant. If you have any symptoms or have been in contact with anyone who has had symptoms, please stay at home and contact your medical provider. Please note that Private testing sites are now open in Hunterdon County. At these sites no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals. Please check out our website lambertvillenj.org/covid for more information. |
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Today is the official beginning of the end for the “stay at home orders”. We are now in “Stage 2” of the reopening process. As a part of this stage, non-essential retail and outdoor dining begin today. You can find all of the details about these plans here. To find information about Lambertville’s reopening plans, please scroll down. Please remember, there is still a major health risk, and an increase of COVID-19 cases has already been noted in states where individuals have not been following proper precautionary measures even in the last week. Please remain vigilant, and wear a face covering anytime you are unable to distance more than six feet from other people, and anytime you are indoors with others in a public place. If you have any symptoms or have been in contact with anyone who has had symptoms, please stay at home and contact your medical provider. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance |
To view the presentation made in the June 10th City Council about the City’s reopening plans click here. This weekend, the City had a significant increase in visitors to our downtown. We were able to roll out several outdoor public amenities to assist in our downtown’s safe reopening. This includes public outdoor dining space, portable restrooms and hand sanitizing stations. Additional signage has been ordered and additional free curbside pickup locations have been added as well. All of these plans are being regularly discussed with local businesses, the Chamber of Commerce, and New Hope officials, as well as the appropriate County and State stakeholders. To view an interactive map of all of the new changes, please click below:  Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! And in the meantime, you can support local businesses through the Chamber’s Love our Shops Initiative. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Cases have begun to spike in parts of the country where people have not been adhering to these precautions, please remain vigilant in protecting yourself and your neighbors. Using playgrounds and recreation activities with shared equipment are still prohibited. Passive recreation in parks is allowed and encouraged. More guidance will be issued in forthcoming updates. Please find all new guidance from the State of New Jersey here. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
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| Schedule of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 25th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups |
Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses |
Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. Applications for the expanded Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program are now available and will go live tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. on June 9, 2020. NJEDA staff will process the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be no application fee. Find Application Here. Eligibility Wizard Here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Thursday June 11th Update
| Update Date/Time | Thursday June 11th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The Governor has lifted the “stay at home” orders and is moving the state into “Stage 2” of the reopening process, which includes opening many non-essential retail and outdoor dining beginning June 15th. You can find all of the details about these plans here. To find information about Lambertville’s reopening plans, please scroll down. Please remember, there is still a major health risk, and an increase of COVID-19 cases has already been noted in states where individuals have not been following proper precautionary measures even in the last week. Please remain vigilant, and wear a face covering anytime you are unable to distance more than six feet from other people, and anytime you are indoors with others in a public place. If you have any symptoms or have been in contact with anyone who has had symptoms, please stay at home and contact your medical provider. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | To view the presentation made in the June 10th City Council about the City’s reopening plans click here. This weekend, the City is anticipating the opening of several outdoor public amenities to assist in our downtown’s safe reopening, including public outdoor dining space, portable restrooms and hand sanitizing stations. Additional signage has been ordered and additional free curbside pickup locations have been added as well. All of these plans have been discussed with local businesses, the Chamber of Commerce, and New Hope officials, as well as the appropriate County and State stakeholders. To view an interactive map of all of the new changes, please click below:  Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! And in the meantime, you can support local businesses through the Chamber’s Love our Shops Initiative. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Cases have begun to spike in parts of the country where people have not been adhering to these precautions, please remain vigilant in protecting yourself and your neighbors. Using playgrounds and recreation activities with shared equipment are still prohibited. Passive recreation in parks is allowed and encouraged. More guidance will be issued in forthcoming updates. Please find all new guidance from the State of New Jersey here. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For your convenience, you can:
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| Schedule of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 25th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. Applications for the expanded Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program are now available and will go live tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. on June 9, 2020. NJEDA staff will process the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be no application fee. Find Application Here. Eligibility Wizard Here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Thursday 5-21 Update
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| Update Date/Time | Thursday May 21st 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. As the weather continues to improve, more and more people will be visiting Lambertville. We want to keep you all updated on the steps Lambertville is taking to keep everyone safe. You can read more below about that. Join us for the Governing Body meeting tonight 7pm. For more information go to www.lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings, and if you’d like to learn more about our budget, which is scheduled for public hearing and adoption on June 9th, you can do so at lambertvillenj.org/2020Budget. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance |
More people will be visiting Lambertville as the weather improves. The City of Lambertville will ensure that people can visit our downtown, and do so safely. Lambertville has been taking a number of steps to be proactive. We are working with business owners, the Chamber, and New Hope to plan for the summer.
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| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information. Online Grocery Shopping for SNAP Recipients. Recipients will be able to use their benefits card to order groceries from Amazon starting on May 27. Walmarts, ShopRites and The Fresh Grocers that provide online shopping will also accept online ordering with SNAP benefits starting on May 28. We continue to urge residents to visit njhelps.org to learn more and apply for food assistance and other benefits. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
City offices are closed for Memorial Day Friday May 22nd and Monday May 25th. (As noted below and our website and calendar, all DPW pickup is on normal schedule).
Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
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| Schedule of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for May 21st at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
There is a budget Q+A meeting on Tuesday, May 19th from 5-7pm. More information. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | ABC Licensing The date to renew your ABC license has been extended to September 30, 2020. Pursuant to Executive Order, licensed bars and restaurants may offer take-out or delivery only and only during regular posted business hours. Alcoholic beverages to go must be in sealed original containers. Absolutely no table or bar service and no on premise alcohol consumption are permitted until further notice. This will require an application to the Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a transit insignia. For additional information, please visit NJ ABC Website: Click Her To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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August 20 Update
Thursday June 4th Update
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| Update Date/Time | Thursday June 4th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! And in the meantime, you can support local businesses through the Chamber’s Love our Shops Initiative. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | The City’s goal is to allow as many people as possible to visit, as long as it’s done in a safe way. We are preparing for larger crowds this weekend and are working with other law enforcement agencies to increase enforcement along the canal and in the downtown. The City will be discussing the next round of openings at the next City Council meeting. This discussion will include how the City will engage in the reopening and our next steps. Join us for that discussion - including outdoor dining, expanded sidewalks and more - this Tuesday June 9th for our budget hearing and ongoing COVID-19 discussion. Learn more: www.lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings This weekend the city is working with local organizers on the #blacklivesmatters action in Lambertville. We are working to ensure that all participants use an abundance of caution including face coverings and attempting social distancing. Please keep supporting our local businesses! You can find which businesses are open in this local guide here. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. If you are visiting a park, please check to see what facilities are available before you go. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. At this council meeting we will be having the final budget hearing! Don’t miss it! Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. Applications for the expanded Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program are now available and will go live at 9:00 a.m. on June 9, 2020. NJEDA staff will process the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be no application fee. Find Application Here. Eligibility Wizard Here To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Tuesday 5-26 Update
| Update Date/Time | Tuesday May 26th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. As the weather continues to improve, more and more people will be visiting Lambertville. We want to keep you all updated on the steps Lambertville is taking to keep everyone safe. You can read more below about that. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | This past weekend saw light crowds in our downtown, with a few spots where visitors gathered as they queued outside of businesses, and heavier traffic on the towpath. As mentioned below, the City has been requesting additional support and guidance from the State to allow more strict enforcement of distancing or face covering rules on the Towpath. This week, City officials will be discussing internally, with New Hope officials, and sending another round of surveys to business owners so that we can make adjustments for next week and find ways to continue to help provide support to local businesses. We hope that we can work on these preparations so that if and when we become busier this summer, all of the right protections and processes are in place. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The City has met with the DEP and State Park Service requesting additional resources and enforcement abilities to ensure that the Towpath and areas around the Canal remain safe for all who use them. At this time, mask usage is optional, per the Governor’s Executive Orders. If that changes, or if any additional resources become available to help, we will report them here. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information. Online Grocery Shopping for SNAP Recipients. Recipients will be able to use their benefits card to order groceries from Amazon starting on May 27. Walmarts, ShopRites and The Fresh Grocers that provide online shopping will also accept online ordering with SNAP benefits starting on May 28. We continue to urge residents to visit njhelps.org to learn more and apply for food assistance and other benefits. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
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| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Thursday 5-28 Update
| Update Date/Time | Thursday May 28th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | This upcoming weekend, we expect relatively light crowds due mostly to the weather. We are continuing to work with and communicate weekly with business owners in town about the steps we are taking, in conjunction with New Hope, and the Chambers. We are continuing to adjust our downtown plans as we receive feedback from business owners, residents, and visitors. This weekend we are modifying the pedestrian overflow areas, to work towards the optimum configuration. These areas will be critical if/when we have larger crowds in the downtown this summer. The extra space will help us offer things like outdoor display of goods for non-essential retail, when the State allows. This space will also help certain businesses organize their outdoor lines so we can keep our sidewalks open and safe for pedestrians. We are continuing with our addition of several more free curbside pickup spots. City officials continue to advocate with the State for stricter enforcement of face coverings on the Towpath. No guidance from the state has been issued. To view this week’s communication to businesses, click here. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. Online Grocery Shopping for SNAP Recipients. Recipients will be able to use their benefits card to order groceries from Amazon starting on May 27. Walmarts, ShopRites and The Fresh Grocers that provide online shopping will also accept online ordering with SNAP benefits starting on May 28. We continue to urge residents to visit njhelps.org to learn more and apply for food assistance and other benefits. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time.
For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Election Update
As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | A lot has been happening with local businesses. Click here to read this week’s email to the business community. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Thursday 5-14 Update
| Update Date/Time | Thursday May 14th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary |
The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey.
As the weather continues to improve, more and more people will be visiting Lambertville. We want to keep you all updated on the steps Lambertville is taking to keep everyone safe. Going forward, a new section will include any pertinent information to tourism, business “re-openings,” and summer downtown information. To view all actions the City is taking to help ensure an organized and safe weekend, please visit our website here. Curbside pickup for non-essential retail businesses will be allowed starting 6am on Monday May 18th. Important information summarized about this:
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| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance |
More people will be visiting Lambertville as the weather improves. The City of Lambertville will ensure that people visit our city safely. Lambertville has been taking a number of steps to be proactive. In addition to existing signage and police oversight, we are:
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| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. This difficult time is even more difficult for those with financial concerns. Please contact Bambi Kuhl at 609-397-0110 or [email protected], for Public Assistance and other assistance options. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services |
To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions.
For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Vital Statistics: Please review the “Save a Trip” document for updates. Municipal Court: Please review the “Save a Trip” document for updates. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for May 21st at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Summer Hours. DPW is beginning summer hours May 18th. Please be aware that pickups will be starting at 6am rather than 7am starting on May 18th. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday 5-4 Update
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| Update Date/Time | Monday May 4th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | As expected there was a significant increase in the use of the canal and towpath this weekend, due to the state opening parks again and the good weather. The Lambertville Police were able to ensure social distancing both in the downtown area as well as on the towpath. In preparation for next weekend, we will be increasing signage as well as work with state agencies to ensure enforcement of good social distancing practices. The City thanks everyone in the community for their adherence to the precautionary guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and in New Jersey. 2020 Budget Introduction. The City Council will be hearing the 2020 budget introduction on May 5th at 7pm. To find the budget presentation and relevant documentation please visit lambertvillenj.org/2020Budget. To find information on how to join the meeting, please visit lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Landlord registrations. The City consolidated two application processes into one unified annual application for all City landlords. Please find the instructions and necessary documentation online at lambertvillenj.org/ALRA. Help finding work. The State has made a portal for available employment opportunities available here, and updates it with new opportunities that may arise. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks were opened Saturday morning. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. This difficult time is even more difficult for those with financial concerns. Please contact Bambi Kuhl at 609-397-0110 or [email protected], for Public Assistance and other assistance options. |
| Status of City Facilities | For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number. Vital Statistics: Please call the City Clerk to discuss the process to obtain a Certified Copy of a Birth, Marriage or Death Record or to schedule an appointment to apply for a Marriage License. 609-397-0110, ext. 11 - City Clerk, ext. 12 - Deputy Clerk. |
| Status of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting, including the introduction of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for May 5th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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| Public Works and Pickups | Due to temporary staffing shortages at DPW, please be mindful there might be delays on requests for bulk pickup and other non pickup services. If pickup days are delayed, we will reach out to residents and post notices online. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August
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| Resources for businesses | Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday 5-11 Update
| Update Date/Time | Monday May 11th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. As the weather continues to improve, more and more people will be visiting Lambertville. We want to keep you all updated on the steps Lambertville is taking to keep everyone safe. Going forward, a new section will include any pertinent information to tourism, business “re-openings,” and summer downtown information. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | More people will be visiting Lambertville as the weather improves. The City of Lambertville will ensure that people visit our city safely. Lambertville has been taking a number of steps to be proactive. In addition to existing signage and police oversight, we are:
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| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. This difficult time is even more difficult for those with financial concerns. Please contact Bambi Kuhl at 609-397-0110 or [email protected], for Public Assistance and other assistance options. Help finding work. The State has made a portal for available employment opportunities available here, and updates it with new opportunities that may arise. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
Municipal Court: Please review the “Save a Trip” document for updates. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for May 21st at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Summer Hours. DPW is beginning summer hours May 18th. Please be aware that pickups will be starting at 6am rather than 7am starting on May 18th. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-27 Update
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| Update Date/Time | Monday April 27th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their adherence to the precautionary guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and in New Jersey. Continue to Support Lambertville Businesses. We thank the essential businesses that are open and operating safely per the Governor’s and CDC’s Guidance. Please be conscious about the safety of others when going to these businesses, taking the proper precautionary measures. You can find essential businesses open in the area on our website here. Please wear a mask when in public. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. These are required in any situation where you cannot distance yourself from another person or are indoors with other people. Due to temporary staffing shortages at DPW, please be mindful there might be delays on requests for bulk pickup and other non pickup services. If pickup days are delayed, we will reach out to residents and post notices online. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. All county and state parks are still closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are open at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Questions about the May Homestead Benefit Credit please click this link. Please use the May payment stub you currently have to pay your May taxes as there will not be an adjusted amount at this time. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back somewhere if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. Home Care instructions from Hunterdon Medical Center. HMC put together a helpful guide for what you can do if you believe you or a family member may have symptoms of COVID-19. Click here to access this document from HMC. |
| Status of City Facilities | For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Please consider doing business electronically if available. It saves time and helps protect the health of yourself and City Hall staff. To find what you can do electronically, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number. |
| Status of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting, including the introduction of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Due to temporary staffing shortages at DPW, please be mindful there might be delays on requests for bulk pickup and other non pickup services. If pickup days are delayed, we will reach out to residents and post notices online. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center: Next hours are May 2nd 9am - noon. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August
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| Resources for businesses | New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-16 Update
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Monday April 16th 2020 4:30pm |
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Wear a mask when out in public. COVID-19 cases are expected to continue to rise significantly over the next week or two in our area. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. You can view that new guidance here. Emergency Free Farm Market for Lambertville: Special food distribution for our neighbors in need. Brought to you by Rolling Harvest Food Rescue and other local farms and producers. This Saturday, April 18th from 12 noon to 2 PM at The American Legion parking lot, 322 N. Union Street. No registration or ID is required. New Testing Sites. Hunterdon and Somerset Counties have partnered to open test sites by appointment only on April 16, 17 and 20. Additional dates will be offered based on availability of test kits and PPE. Read more from the County here. Home Care instructions from Hunterdon Medical Center. HMC put together a helpful guide for what you can do if you believe you or a family member may have symptoms of COVID-19. Click here to access this document from HMC. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 23rd Virtual City Council meeting, or learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. The agenda for this meeting will be available on our website this Friday. To see the schedule for all City boards, please scroll down. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online.
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Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. All county and state parks are closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are not closed at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Emergency Free Farm Market for Lambertville: Special food distribution for our neighbors in need. Brought to you by Rolling Harvest Food Rescue and other local farms and producers. This Saturday, April 18th from 12 noon to 2 PM at The American Legion parking lot, 322 N. Union Street Lambertville, NJ. We would like to invite anyone in our community who finds themselves temporarily struggling to take care of their family’s fresh produce. We are here for you! Please come and collect a box of delicious healthy local fruits, vegetables and dairy. No registration or ID is required. All volunteers will be practicing safe social distancing. Please come by car if possible. Food will be directly into your car‘s trunk or backseat to minimize contact. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back somewhere if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. Please note that there will be a delay in handling of payments mailed or dropped in drop box at City Hall. For the quickest processing please pay online. Please email or call the Tax Collector with any questions. Cable Protections. Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 126, prohibiting cable and telecommunications providers from terminating Internet and voice service due to nonpayment until 30 days after the current public health emergency has ended. The order also mandates that all service downgrades, service reductions, or late fees due to nonpayment are prohibited unless they are imposed in accordance with a policy approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. |
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To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their same email or phone number. Paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time and practice proper hand washing and hygiene before and after using this area. |
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The next City Council meeting, which has a full agenda, including the discussion of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for 4/23 at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
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Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Friday’s trash and recycling picked up thursday. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Wednesday April 15th is open from 1-3pm. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
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New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Garden State Relief Fund ensures that small businesses and nonprofits are provided with quick yet equitable and inclusive opportunities for relief, stability, and growth. The Fund provides financial support for those that often lack access to conventional capital and have been disproportionately affected by this evolving public health crisis. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-30 Updatae
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| Update Date/Time | Thursday April 30th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The Governor’s Office has announced that State Parks - like the D&R Canal and Tow Path - will open at 6am this Saturday. We are focused on keeping our community safe. We expect a significant usage of these amenities as well as an influx of visitors into our community due to this reopening and the expected nice weather. City officials met Thursday morning as part of the ongoing COVID Working Group. We discussed the plan to ensure that we are able to welcome visitors to help support our hurting businesses, but ensure we do so in a way that keeps our community safe. We are requiring visitors abide by the proper precautionary measures. Signage is being placed throughout the downtown, including requests to use the NJ DOT’s sign board, and there will be a police presence to ensure people are taking the appropriate precautionary measures. We have requested additional police resources from the County and State. Additional conversations are in process with the Chamber and businesses to layout a comprehensive plan to ensure our downtown and community are safe destinations as we head into the summer months - expect to hear more on that front in the coming weeks. From the Delaware River Valley Chamber: May 2nd is Online Small Business Saturday in the Delaware River Towns! Most businesses reported a revenue decline of 90-100% while incurring ongoing expenses such as rent, taxes, insurance, etc. They need your support now more than ever. If we lose our businesses, our river towns risk losing their unique and special identities. Please shop or add your Delaware River town business: www.delawarerivertowns.com/save-our-shops. Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. The City thanks everyone in the community for their adherence to the precautionary guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and in New Jersey. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are to be opened Saturday morning. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May 1st 2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Questions about the May Homestead Benefit Credit please click this link. Please use the May payment stub you currently have to pay your May taxes as there will not be an adjusted amount at this time. This difficult time is even more difficult for those with financial concerns. Please contact Bambi Kuhl at 609-397-0110 or [email protected], for Public Assistance and other assistance options. |
| Status of City Facilities | For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number. |
| Status of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting, including the introduction of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for May 5th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Due to temporary staffing shortages at DPW, please be mindful there might be delays on requests for bulk pickup and other non pickup services. If pickup days are delayed, we will reach out to residents and post notices online. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August
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| Resources for businesses | Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday 5-18 Update
| Update Date/Time | Monday May 18th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that help keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. As the weather continues to improve, more and more people will be visiting Lambertville. We want to keep you all updated on the steps Lambertville is taking to keep everyone safe. You can read more below about that. Show local businesses some love! Curbside pickup for non-essential retail businesses is allowed starting 6am this morning. Important information summarized about this:
To view the full text of the order and guidelines, click here. 2020 Budget. Tomorrow from 5-7pm is an open Q+A session with the Mayor and Administrator on the 2020 budget. This is in addition to the public hearing/adoption scheduled for the June 9th City Council meeting. More information. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | More people will be visiting Lambertville as the weather improves. The City of Lambertville will ensure that people can visit our downtown, and do so safely. Lambertville has been taking a number of steps to be proactive. We are working with business owners, the Chamber, and New Hope to plan for the summer. Based on feedback from business owners, we are anticipating creating additional free curbside pickup spots. We are also testing keeping certain parking areas reserved on weekends to increase sidewalk space to accommodate larger crowds. We are also looking into ways to make those markers more aesthetically pleasing, and what else could go in those spaces (outdoor dining, vending, etc). Please send us your suggestions! Every Thursday, before the weekend, we will update here whatever new steps we are taking or trying to help make sure people can visit out downtown in a way that’s safe for our residents, businesses and visitors. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | City offices are closed for Memorial Day Friday May 22nd and Monday May 25th. Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS: All actively registered Republican and Democratic voters will automatically be issued a ballot by mail by the County Clerk. UNAFFILIATED VOTERS: The State will be providing a special ballot application for this election on which any unaffiliated voter will be required to declare Republican or Democrat before issuing that party’s Primary Election ballot. SAMPLE BALLOTS will not be mailed. ONE POLLING STATION will be provided in each municipality to accommodate the following: -Audio voting by machine for any voter who is unable to complete a paper ballot without assistance due to disability. Voters will be required to sign an ADA certification prior to voting on the machine in which the boter is declaring they need audio voting due to a disability. -A paper Provisional Ballot system for any voters who were issued a ballot by mail and either did not receive their ballot or did not return their ballot. The machine is for ADA accessibility only. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
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| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for May 21st at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. There is a budget Q+A meeting on Tuesday, May 19th from 5-7pm. More information. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Summer Hours. DPW is beginning summer hours May 18th. Please be aware that pickups will be starting at 6am rather than 7am starting on May 18th. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | ABC Licensing The date to renew your ABC license has been extended to September 30, 2020. Pursuant to Executive Order, licensed bars and restaurants may offer take-out or delivery only and only during regular posted business hours. Alcoholic beverages to go must be in sealed original containers. Absolutely no table or bar service and no on premise alcohol consumption are permitted until further notice. This will require an application to the Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a transit insignia. For additional information, please visit NJ ABC Website: Click Here Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-20 Update
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Monday April 20th 2020 4:30pm |
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Please wear a mask when in public. COVID-19 cases are expected to continue to rise. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. These are required in any situation where you cannot distance yourself from another person or are indoors with other people. You can view that new guidance here. Home Care instructions from Hunterdon Medical Center. HMC put together a helpful guide for what you can do if you believe you or a family member may have symptoms of COVID-19. Click here to access this document from HMC. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 23rd Virtual City Council meeting, or learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. The agenda for this meeting will be available on our website. To see the schedule for all City boards, please scroll down. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use theCity’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. |
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Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are out in public. All county and state parks are still closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are open at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use theCity’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back somewhere if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. |
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Status of City Facilities |
For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Please consider doing business electronically if available. It saves time and helps protect the health of yourself and City Hall staff. To find what you can do electronically, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number. |
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Status of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting, including the discussion of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for 4/23 at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
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Public Works and Pickups |
Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, We apologize for the mixup with the convenience center hours this past weekend. It will be open this Saturday, April 25th, from 9am - noon. Thank you. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
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New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Thursday 5-7 Update
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Thursday May 7th 2020 4:30pm |
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The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to the guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. 2020 Budget Introduction. The City Council unanimously approved the 2020 budget introduction on Tuesday night. Read the detailed update, and find links to all available documentation, and the public hearing date, on our website at lambertvillenj.org/2020Budget. Help finding work. The State has made a portal for available employment opportunities available here, and updates it with new opportunities that may arise Be Safe in our Parks: Please ensure that when using public amenities like the canal and tow path to wear a face covering and be respectful. Create distance wherever possible. Also remember, if the canal or parks look crowded, consider coming back. Reopening Lambertville’s Economy: The city is working with businesses and other stakeholders to ensure that Lambertville is a safe destination during the summer. Click here to learn more about opportunities to work with the City to prepare for when the State allows for non-essential businesses to open with some restrictions. We will be joined by representatives from the Chamber of Commerce and Borough of New Hope to ensure all groups are working closely together. Our top priority is ensuring the safety of our community, as well as being proactive to see what downtown Lambertville can do in the coming months. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, must follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people This difficult time is even more difficult for those with financial concerns. Please contact Bambi Kuhl at 609-397-0110 or [email protected], for Public Assistance and other assistance options. |
| Status of City Facilities |
To find what you can do electronically, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. Please consider doing business electronically if available. It saves time and helps protect the health of yourself and City Hall staff. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Vital Statistics: Please call the City Clerk to discuss the process to obtain a Certified Copy of a Birth, Marriage or Death Record or to schedule an appointment to apply for a Marriage License. 609-397-0110, ext. 11 - City Clerk, ext. 12 - Deputy Clerk. |
| Status of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting is scheduled for May 21st at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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| Public Works and Pickups |
Summer Hours. DPW is beginning summer hours May 18th. Please be aware that pickups will be starting at 6am rather than 7am starting on May 18th. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August
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| Resources for businesses |
Please be advised that the Small Business Administration (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has now been reopened. Information about the program is available here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday June 8th Update
| Update Date/Time | Monday June 8th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! And in the meantime, you can support local businesses through the Chamber’s Love our Shops Initiative. |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | The City’s goal is to allow as many people as possible to visit, as long as it’s done in a safe way. The City will be discussing the next round of openings at the next City Council meeting. This discussion will include how the City will continue to engage with local businesses and stakeholders in the reopening and our next steps. Join us for that discussion - including outdoor dining, expanded sidewalks and more - this Tuesday June 9th for our budget hearing and ongoing COVID-19 discussion. Learn more: www.lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. If you are visiting a park, please check to see what facilities are available before you go. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
Election Update As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 7pm and June 10th at 6pm for a Special Council Session. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. At this council meeting we will be having the final budget hearing! Don’t miss it! Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. Applications for the expanded Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program are now available and will go live tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. on June 9, 2020. NJEDA staff will process the applications on a first-come, first-served basis. There will be no application fee. Find Application Here. Eligibility Wizard Here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-23 Update
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Update Date/Time |
Thursday April 23rd 2020 4:30pm |
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The City thanks everyone in the community for their adherence to the precautionary guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see many COVID-19 cases in our area and in New Jersey. Support Lambertville Businesses. We thank the essential businesses that are open and operating safely per the Governor’s and CDC’s Guidance. Please be conscious about the safety of others when going to these businesses, taking the proper precautionary measures. You can find essential businesses open in the area on our website here. Please wear a mask when in public. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. These are required in any situation where you cannot distance yourself from another person or are indoors with other people. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 23rd Virtual City Council meeting, or learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. The agenda for this meeting is available on our website. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and our employees safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. |
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Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. All county and state parks are still closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are open at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back somewhere if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. Home Care instructions from Hunterdon Medical Center. HMC put together a helpful guide for what you can do if you believe you or a family member may have symptoms of COVID-19. Click here to access this document from HMC. |
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Status of City Facilities |
For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
To pick up documents, or drop off larger documents:
Please consider doing business electronically if available. It saves time and helps protect the health of yourself and City Hall staff. To find what you can do electronically, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number.
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Status of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting, including the discussion of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for 4/23 at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
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Public Works and Pickups |
Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center: We apologize for the mixup with the convenience center hours this past weekend. It will be open this Saturday, April 25th, from 9am - noon. Thank you. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August
Additional information can be found on the City’s website at www.lambertvillenj.org
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New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic. The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4-6 Update
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| Update Date/Time |
Monday April 6th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary |
COVID-19 cases are expected to rise significantly over the next week or two in our area. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. You can view that new guidance here. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 7th Virtual City Council meeting, or learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Doing business with the City. Will continue to be mostly remote. We have made dropoff/pickup space available, and have a new call-in number for those without internet access to hear these updates. If you need assistance for emergency child care, please click here for information and resources from the State. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Lambertville Parks and the Canal Path are still open to the public for passive recreation. All of the park equipment, including the basketball courts, are closed to the public until further notice. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. |
| Status of City Facilities |
To help protect City staff and members of the public, the City has implemented a remote/staggered schedule that reduces the number of people in offices at any given time. Many processes that had been mandated by the State to be done by paper are now being moved online. We are continually moving new processes online. To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their same email or phone number. Additionally, paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time and practice proper hand washing and hygiene before and after using this area. |
| Status of Public Meetings |
The Governing Body will be holding a virtual meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. This state guidance has been issued to make it possible for governing bodies throughout the state to meet virtually during this state of emergency. For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. We ask that you view this information so that you are able to continue to engage with the City. |
| Public Works and Pickups |
Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Friday’s trash and recycling picked up thursday. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
| Resources for businesses |
To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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4 - 13 Update
| Update Date & Time | Monday April 13th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | COVID-19 cases are expected to continue to rise significantly over the next week or two in our area. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. You can view that new guidance here. Emergency Free Farm Market for Lambertville: Special food distribution for our neighbors in need. Brought to you by Rolling Harvest Food Rescue and other local farms and producers. This Saturday, April 18th from 12 noon to 2 PM at The American Legion parking lot, 322 N. Union Street Lambertville, NJ. We would like to invite anyone in our community who finds themselves temporarily struggling to take care of their family’s fresh produce. We are here for you! Please come and collect a box of delicious healthy local fruits, vegetables and dairy. No registration or ID is required. All volunteers will be practicing safe social distancing. Please come by car if possible. Food will be directly into your car‘s trunk or backseat to minimize contact. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 7th Virtual City Council meeting, or learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Additionally, both the Planning Board and Library Board will be meeting virtually. You can learn more at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please note that there will be a delay in handling of payments mailed or dropped in drop box at City Hall. For the quickest processing please pay online. Please email or call the Tax Collector with any questions. Home Care instructions from Hunterdon Medical Center. HMC put together a helpful guide for what you can do if you believe you or a family member may have symptoms of COVID-19. Click here to access this document from HMC. Testing Sites. Hunterdon and Somerset Counties have partnered to open test sites by appointment only on April 16, 17 and 20. Additional dates will be offered based on availability of test kits and PPE. Read more from the County here. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. As of 8pm Tuesday April 7th all county and state parks are closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are not closed at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community. Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please note that there will be a delay in handling of payments mailed or dropped in drop box at City Hall. For the quickest processing please pay online. Please email or call the Tax Collector with any questions. |
| Status of City Facilities | To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their same email or phone number. Additionally, paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time and practice proper hand washing and hygiene before and after using this area. |
| Status of Public Meetings |
The next City Council meeting, which has a full agenda, including the discussion of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for 4/23 at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings.
Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Wednesday April 15th is open from 1-3pm. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
| Resources for businesses | The Federal reserve has announced the Main Street Assistance program to help small downtown businesses. Learn more here (scroll to the bottom for links to PDF documents with more information). To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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Monday June 1st Update
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| Update Date/Time | Monday June 1st 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | The City thanks everyone in the community for their ongoing adherence to social distancing guidelines that are helping keep us all safe. Please continue to do so as we continue to see COVID-19 cases in our area and throughout New Jersey. Private testing sites. New private testing sites are opening up, including nearby in Hunterdon County. Click here to find more information and book an appointment (no prescription is needed. This testing site includes tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic individuals). Support our local businesses. Many of our essential local businesses have remained open over the last few months as they have worked to keep themselves safe, and to keep us all fed, healthy, and able to get what we need locally. Over the next few weeks as more non-essential businesses are allowed by the State to begin opening (more on that will be provided soon), please keep in mind what you can do to purchase locally! |
| Anticipated Tourism, “Re-opening” and Summer Guidance | This past weekend, we saw relatively light crowds visiting the downtown, with more activity on the Towpath. Over the last few weeks, through a series of virtual roundtables, surveys, emails, and additional conversations, the city has been working directly with business owners, and other stakeholders such as New Hope and the Chamber to make sure the downtown can operate safely, especially as we turn to expecting more re-openings in the next two weeks in New Jersey. The City’s goal is to allow as many people as possible to visit, as long as it’s done in a safe way. We are helping businesses find safety supplies, expand outdoor dining options, have extra curbside pickup parking spaces, creating extra space for people to walk and shop safely, reducing contact-points (at intersections and meters for example), and much more. This section will be updated Thursday with new plans and preparations for the upcoming weekend and beyond. Please keep supporting our local businesses! You can find which businesses are open in this local guide here. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All county and state parks are now open. While we encourage community members to take advantage of the parks, it is imperative that we do so safely. All individuals, residents and visitors, should follow proper face covering, distancing, and hygiene procedures. Lambertville Police will be enforcing these measures to ensure everyone’s ability to safely be in public spaces. If you are visiting a park, please check to see what facilities are available before you go. The CDC recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. Please wear your mask whenever you are in a place where you can’t distance yourself from other people or anytime you are indoors with other people. |
| Status of City Facilities and Services | City facilities remain closed to the public for the time being. To find what you can do electronically or the latest hours or procedures to do business with the City, please visit the “Save a Trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their normal email or phone number with any questions or if you need help with interacting with us during this time. For 24/7 access to drop off paper documents:
As per the Governor’s Executive Order-144, The Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, July 7, 2020. For more information click here. |
| Schedule of Public Meetings | The next City Council meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. Status of Other Upcoming Public Meetings
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| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. Leaf and brush pick-up: Residents can schedule a pick-up of garden waste and/or leaf pick-up by calling 609-397-2230 or via email to [email protected] Please leave your address, where you placed the bags, and how many you placed out to the curb. Sparkle Week for 2020 - First Two Weeks in August. More information can be found on our website. |
| Resources for businesses | Business owners - Please give us your feedback about potential “reopening” plans by filling out our survey here. To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
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3-30 Update
| Update Date/Time | Monday March 30th 2020 4:30 PM |
| Summary | As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, additional guidance and benefit programs are being made available to residents and businesses. Please review the resources below and continue taking the precautionary measures to help protect everyone in our community. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 7th Virtual City Council meeting. Doing business with the City. Will continue to be mostly remote. We have made dropoff/pickup space available, and have a new call-in number for those without internet access to hear these updates. Scam warning. There are phony IRS calls asking you for your bank account number to deposit your Federal Direct Payments. Don't fall for it. No federal agency will contact you for sensitive personal information, you do not have to do anything to get your stimulus benefit. It will be sent directly to you. Click to read the FCC COVID-19 Consumer Warnings Alert We have helped organize some of the new financial assistance and other resources for members of the public:
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| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | All members of the public should continue following the CDC guidelines and Executive Orders issued by the Governor to stay at home except for essential needs and some daily physical activity. Lambertville Parks and the Canal Path are still open to the public for passive recreation. All of the park equipment, including the basketball courts, are closed to the public until further notice. Social Distancing for Public Parks 101  |
| Status of City Facilities | To help protect City staff and members of the public, the City has implemented a remote/staggered schedule that reduces the number of people in offices at any given time. Many processes that had been mandated by the State to be done by paper are now being moved online. We are continually moving new processes online. To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their email or phone number. Additionally, paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time. |
| Status of Public Meetings | We have created a new page lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings to be the home for resources - how to access the meetings, when they are, and how to participate in them. The Governing Body will be holding a virtual City Council meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. This state guidance has been issued to make it possible for governing bodies to meet virtually during this state of emergency. The City will provide guidelines for how the public can participate in virtual meetings during the COVID crisis. The City will be hosting a “trial meeting” on April 2nd from 6:00-6:30 PM with Mayor Fahl and Council President Beth Asaro. This “trial meeting” will allow for troubleshooting for members of the public and the board and to air any questions or further ideas about the public participation through virtual meetings. The call in information and directions will be made available for this call soon. With the understanding now that the City, similar to all public bodies in New Jersey, even including the New Jersey Legislature, will be meeting exclusively or primarily virtually for the foreseeable future, please head to our new virtual meeting resource page for information on how to stay engaged with the City during the COVID-19 crisis. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
| Resources for Businesses | The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has made a number of new resources available. Please review this informational flyer they have created. The state is providing ongoing guidance to small businesses through this site http://cv.business.nj.gov/ which focuses on businesses impacted by COVID-19 and ongoing state recommendations for business closures. Local Businesses should reach out to the state about crisis related concerns. Business Helpline at 1-800-Jersey-7 for crises-related info and assistance. It is run and staffed by the New Jersey Business Action Center Entire state of NJ accepted for SBA disaster Loan Program - learn more here: http://sba.gov/disaster |
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4-9 Update
| Update Date/Time | Thursday April 9th 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | COVID-19 cases are expected to rise significantly over the next week or two in our area. We ask that community members continue to follow all precautionary guidance from the CDC, which now includes new guidance about wearing protective face coverings or masks in public. You can view that new guidance here. Governing Body meetings. The City held its first virtual City Council meeting on April 7th. At the peak, 76 members of the public were in attendance. See below for information on upcoming meetings, a how-to guide to participating by computer or by mobile or landline telephone: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please note that there will be a delay in handling of payments mailed or dropped in dropbox at City Hall. For the quickest and safest processing please pay online. Please email or call the Tax Collector with any questions at [email protected] or (609) 397-0801. Business resources: The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) has launched the application for its Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program. Businesses interested in applying for these EDA programs can learn more here. Applications are open now and will close April 10, 2020, at 9 a.m. Completed applications will be considered on a first come, first serve rolling basis. Businesses can now access the full Notice of Funding Availability. Please support our local businesses! A reminder that we have uploaded a guide to what essential businesses are open in Lambertville. Remember to observe precautionary measures before interacting with any business, including wearing a face covering, washing hands, and keeping appropriate distance. Senator Booker’s office has put together a detailed resource guide for everyone to understand what benefit programs and resources are available during this time. Click here to read it. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | The CDC now recommends a protective face covering or mask to help slow the spread. You can view that new guidance here. As of 8pm Tuesday April 7th all county and state parks are closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are not closed at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community.  Please be mindful to give other people as much space as possible when in public, and consider leaving and coming back if it’s too crowded to keep at least six feet apart. The Lambertville Police Department is asking all residents and visitors to comply with the Governor’s Executive Orders concerning the COVID 19 Virus. The police department has and will continue to issue summonses to any person who violates the Executive Orders. We all have a role to play in keeping our neighbors safe. 2020 Tax Payments. Due to remote/staggered work schedules and to help keep you and your employee safe, we are strongly encouraging taxpayers to use the City’s online payment portal to pay their May/2020 taxes via E-CHK. Please DO NOT drop off your payment in-person if you are able to pay online. Please note that there will be a delay in handling of payments mailed or dropped in drop box at City Hall. For the quickest processing please pay online. Please email or call the Tax Collector with any questions. |
| Status of City Facilities | To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their same email or phone number. Additionally, paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time and practice proper hand washing and hygiene before and after using this area. Update from the Construction Office. Per Executive Order 122, We will be closing the Construction Office to normal activities until further notice. The following will be our procedures until May 1st, at which point we will re-evaluate:
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| Status of Public Meetings | The Governing Body held a virtual meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. The next City Council meeting, which has a full agenda, including the discussion of the 2020 Budget, is scheduled for 4/23 at 7pm. The URL will be posted before the meeting at lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Friday’s trash and recycling picked up Thursday. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
| Resources for businesses | To find all business resources, please review the resources section on our COVID-19 Page. |
| External Resources | Please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and navigate to the “Resources” section to find all the resources for residents and business owners. |
4 - 7 Update - State Parks/Canal Closed
As of 8pm Tuesday April 7th all county and state parks are closed, per Governor Murphy’s Executive Order 118. This includes all state parks and land in Lambertville, including the Canal and Towpath, as well as the boat launch area. Lambertville’s parks, for safe passive recreation, are not closed at this time. If that changes, the City will communicate with the community.
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| Update Date/Time | Thursday April 2nd 2020 4:30pm |
| Summary | As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, we are doing our best to make all of the additional guidance and benefit programs available to residents and businesses easily. We have created a new “Resources” section on our COVID-19 Update page which lists these out. Governing Body meetings. See below for updates regarding the City’s April 7th Virtual City Council meeting. Reminder that there is still a “test” meeting with Mayor Fahl and Council President Asaro tonight (Thursday) at 6:30pm. Visit lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings to learn more and participate. Doing business with the City. Will continue to be mostly remote. We have made dropoff/pickup space available, and have a new call-in number for those without internet access to hear these updates. Businesses open locally. We have posted a resource guide to what’s open in Lambertville and the surrounding area. Visit the “Resources” section on our COVID-19 page to find it. Call-in number for summary of twice-weekly updates. For people who do not have computer or smartphone access, you can now call City and dial extension 10 (Hit star, then 10 #) to hear the summary of the City’s latest update. The City also sends out a voice message to people who have registered with SwiftReach, and keeps detailed updates online at lambertvillenj.org/COVID, which are emailed out twice per week as well. Please pass this information to anyone who it might be useful for. Temporary Parking for Businesses. For businesses in town that do not have off-street parking and are offering pickup/takeout services, the City is offering the ability to block off two parking spaces for five minute customer pickups directly in front of their business, during business hours, while the local state of emergency is in effect. Please contact the Lambertville Police Department to register and receive the signs at 609-397-3132. Emergency Free Farm Market for Lambertville In partnership with the City of Lambertville Rolling Harvest Food Rescue will be hosting a special food distribution for our neighbors in need. This Saturday, April 4th from 11 AM to 1 PM at Klines Court Parking Lot, Lambertville We would like to invite anyone in our community who finds themselves temporarily struggling to take care of their family’s basic needs. We are here for you! — Please come, preferably by car, and collect a box of delicious healthy local fruits, vegetables and dairy. — If you come by car, we will gladly load your box of food directly into your car‘s trunk or backseat to minimize contact — No registration or ID is required. — We will be practicing safe social distancing. Our community volunteers will be outfitted with masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer. About Rolling Harvest Food Rescue - They have been gleaning and distributing fresh healthy produce and proteins from our local farmers and food producers for the last 10 years in Lambertville, New Hope and beyond, helping to turn food pantries into farmers markets. [email protected] If you would like to track the number of local or regional cases and related information, you can do so from the County or from the Johns Hopkins dashboard. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | As cases continue to rise throughout New Jersey, we ask that all community members continue practicing the proper precautionary measures, including social distancing and proper hygiene, especially if you are in public for a necessary item or service. If you believe you may have symptoms, please call (do not visit) your doctor or the 24/7 state hotline at 2-1-1 or 1-800-962-1253. Lambertville Parks and the Canal Path are still open to the public for passive recreation. All of the park equipment, including the basketball courts, are closed to the public until further notice. Social Distancing for Public Parks 101 |
| Status of City Facilities | To help protect City staff and members of the public, the City has implemented a remote/staggered schedule that reduces the number of people in offices at any given time. Many processes that had been mandated by the State to be done by paper are now being moved online. We are continually moving new processes online. To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. You can contact any staff member at their same email or phone number. Additionally, paper documents can be picked up and dropped off at the elevator/ADA entrance to City Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 - 4:30. Please limit the area to only one person at a time and practice proper hand washing and hygiene before and after using this area. |
| Status of Public Meetings | The Governing Body will be holding a virtual meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. This state guidance has been issued to make it possible for governing bodies throughout the state to meet virtually during this state of emergency. Tonight: The City will be hosting a “trial meeting” on April 2nd from 6:00-6:30 PM with Mayor Fahl and Council President Beth Asaro. This “trial meeting” will allow for troubleshooting for members of the public and the board and to air any questions or further ideas about the public participation through virtual meetings. For additional information, or the link to any upcoming virtual meeting, we have created a one-stop resource page at: lambertvillenj.org/virtualmeetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
| Resources for businesses | Temporary Parking for Businesses. For businesses in town that do not have off-street parking and are offering pickup/takeout services, the City is offering the ability to block off two parking spaces for five minute customer pickups directly in front of their business, during business hours, while the local state of emergency is in effect. Please contact the Lambertville Police Department to register and receive the signs at 609-397-3132. Please feel free to review this Resource Guide for small businesses from Congressman Malinowski. To see other helpful business resources, such as disaster assistance, please review the new resources section on our COVID-19 page. |
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3-16-20 Update
Dear Lambertville,
COVID-19 poses unprecedented public health challenges. We want you to know that the city is committed to providing services while also keeping our residents and staff safe and healthy. While we understand there are a lot of unknowns, and things will continue to change, we are working diligently to provide the best service we can. We will be reaching out to the public frequently over the next several weeks regarding local updates, but please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations. The city will send scheduled updates every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm, or more frequently as needed. Please be sure to sign up for Swift-911 on our “Keep Informed” or “Connect” page on the City’s website. Thank you to all of our community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We have to work together to keep our neighbors safe.
Mayor Fahl
COVID-19 poses unprecedented public health challenges. We want you to know that the city is committed to providing services while also keeping our residents and staff safe and healthy. While we understand there are a lot of unknowns, and things will continue to change, we are working diligently to provide the best service we can. We will be reaching out to the public frequently over the next several weeks regarding local updates, but please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations. The city will send scheduled updates every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm, or more frequently as needed. Please be sure to sign up for Swift-911 on our “Keep Informed” or “Connect” page on the City’s website. Thank you to all of our community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We have to work together to keep our neighbors safe.
Mayor Fahl
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Monday March 16th 4:30pm |
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As of today, there are confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hunterdon County, and we expect to see a significant increase in these numbers as testing becomes available and more cases spread. We ask that you keep the CDC page handy for updates on the spread of the coronavirus generally. The City will distribute/post an update at 4:30pm every Monday and Thursday, more updates provided as local conditions dictate. |
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We urge all members of the public to take the precautionary steps provided by the CDC to practice social distancing and good hygiene. It is each person’s responsibility to not spread this disease. You can infect others even if you have no symptoms. Please review the CDC’s full guidance below or clicking here. The State of New Jersey has also instituted a recommended 8pm curfew and mandatory closing for certain businesses. Read more here. |
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All City facilities (City Hall, Justice Center, Public Works, Police Department) are closed to the public (but still operating) until further notice. Please see the “Avoiding a trip to City Hall” document here to determine if you can do your business by telephone or online. If you must visit a facility in-person, please call us, and we will do our best to help you. |
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All public meetings and events up until March 30th at this time are canceled. |
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Currently, all trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule. Due to staffing issues, the street sweeper is delayed until March 30th. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. |
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3-12-20 Update
Dear Residents and Businesses:
Based on public health and safety recommendations from Governor Murphy, the Hunterdon County Department of Health, and the CDC, Lambertville’s Governing Body has chosen to postpone its March voting session.
The City is committed to ensuring all public meetings are open to all members of the public and safe. Due to the increased risk of COVID-19 transmission, especially to particularly vulnerable residents, we cannot ensure public safety at large public meetings. Understanding the upcoming voting session meeting has important action items such as the budget introduction and elements to our affordable housing plans, we feel it is vital that we provide the opportunity for all of our residents to participate.
We made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming meeting in order to limit large gatherings, per CDC, state and county recommendations, to protect the health and wellness of our community. The important action items referenced above will be considered at the next Governing Body meeting, at which time the public will have an opportunity to participate.
Please see the updated Governing Body meeting schedule below. We will share any additional changes if they are made:
This link is being provided to you for additional information on CDC Guidance: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
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Julia Fahl
Mayor of Lambertville
Based on public health and safety recommendations from Governor Murphy, the Hunterdon County Department of Health, and the CDC, Lambertville’s Governing Body has chosen to postpone its March voting session.
The City is committed to ensuring all public meetings are open to all members of the public and safe. Due to the increased risk of COVID-19 transmission, especially to particularly vulnerable residents, we cannot ensure public safety at large public meetings. Understanding the upcoming voting session meeting has important action items such as the budget introduction and elements to our affordable housing plans, we feel it is vital that we provide the opportunity for all of our residents to participate.
We made the difficult decision to postpone our upcoming meeting in order to limit large gatherings, per CDC, state and county recommendations, to protect the health and wellness of our community. The important action items referenced above will be considered at the next Governing Body meeting, at which time the public will have an opportunity to participate.
Please see the updated Governing Body meeting schedule below. We will share any additional changes if they are made:
- March 19th City Council Voting Session: Canceled
- April 7th City Council Meeting: Changed to voting session with March 19th agenda
- April 23rd City Council Meeting: Changed to working session
This link is being provided to you for additional information on CDC Guidance: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
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Julia Fahl
Mayor of Lambertville
3-24 Update - Update from County Health on Status
Dear Lambertville,
I’m writing to inform you that Lambertville has its first positive COVID-19, confirmed today by our County Department of Health. In my commitment to provide as much information as possible throughout this public health crisis, I received permission to share this update with you. No person in Lambertville is at greater risk because of today’s confirmed case than we were yesterday.
Now, more than ever, we must come together as a community while protecting the health of our family, neighbors, and friends. Following our Governor’s Executive Orders 107 and 108, I ask that members of our community remain at home as much as possible and practice aggressive social distancing. The City’s nonessential retail businesses have closed to the public (please shop online), restaurants have implemented take out and delivery service only, and our local City government is working on a staggered schedule or remotely. These efforts are state-wide guidelines to help flatten the curve of this pandemic. We need each of you to do your part.
The City will be working directly with the County Department of Health, as well as the State, to continuously monitor our cases. If you or a family member has tested positive, here are some guidelines from the CDC. Please remember that we are neighbors, and together we can act responsibly and compassionately to help curb this virus within our community.
Although we find ourselves in unchartered waters, please keep up to date on local information (every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm) at lambertvillenj.org/COVID as well as information from the CDC about any new guidelines. For COVID-19 health-specific questions, our State has set up a 24 hour call center (Call: 2-1-1; or 1-800-962-1253; or text NJCOVID to 898-211).
I will reiterate that Lambertville is not at greater risk because of this confirmed case. Let us continue to look out for the health and wellbeing of our neighbors. We are a resilient community and working together we will persevere.
Mayor Julia Fahl
I’m writing to inform you that Lambertville has its first positive COVID-19, confirmed today by our County Department of Health. In my commitment to provide as much information as possible throughout this public health crisis, I received permission to share this update with you. No person in Lambertville is at greater risk because of today’s confirmed case than we were yesterday.
Now, more than ever, we must come together as a community while protecting the health of our family, neighbors, and friends. Following our Governor’s Executive Orders 107 and 108, I ask that members of our community remain at home as much as possible and practice aggressive social distancing. The City’s nonessential retail businesses have closed to the public (please shop online), restaurants have implemented take out and delivery service only, and our local City government is working on a staggered schedule or remotely. These efforts are state-wide guidelines to help flatten the curve of this pandemic. We need each of you to do your part.
The City will be working directly with the County Department of Health, as well as the State, to continuously monitor our cases. If you or a family member has tested positive, here are some guidelines from the CDC. Please remember that we are neighbors, and together we can act responsibly and compassionately to help curb this virus within our community.
Although we find ourselves in unchartered waters, please keep up to date on local information (every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm) at lambertvillenj.org/COVID as well as information from the CDC about any new guidelines. For COVID-19 health-specific questions, our State has set up a 24 hour call center (Call: 2-1-1; or 1-800-962-1253; or text NJCOVID to 898-211).
I will reiterate that Lambertville is not at greater risk because of this confirmed case. Let us continue to look out for the health and wellbeing of our neighbors. We are a resilient community and working together we will persevere.
Mayor Julia Fahl
3-19 Update
Dear Lambertville,
The city is actively working with the State and County Governments to address COVID-19. We will be reaching out to the public frequently over the next several weeks regarding local updates, but please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations.
Have you reached out to friends and neighbors to ensure that they are receiving city updates? Please be sure to send them to sign up for Swift-911 on our “Keep Informed” or “Connect” page on the City’s website.
Thank you to all of our community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We must continue to work together to keep our neighbors safe.
Mayor Fahl
The city is actively working with the State and County Governments to address COVID-19. We will be reaching out to the public frequently over the next several weeks regarding local updates, but please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations.
Have you reached out to friends and neighbors to ensure that they are receiving city updates? Please be sure to send them to sign up for Swift-911 on our “Keep Informed” or “Connect” page on the City’s website.
Thank you to all of our community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We must continue to work together to keep our neighbors safe.
Mayor Fahl
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Thursday March 19th, 2020 4:30 PM |
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As of today there are at least six confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hunterdon County. We expect this number to rise significantly over the coming weeks. The best tool to combat the strain on the health care system in the short and medium term is following the CDC guidelines below. We have also made some resources available on the City’s website for local businesses impacted by COVID-19. The City will continue to update the website as we receive more information. Find resources from the state and federal government that might help your business. All information is posted at lambertvillenj.org/COVID |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public |
Why are we staying home? The goal is to “Flatten the curve” or reduce major spikes in strain on hospital resources. If whole communities adhere to social distancing measures it can spread out a spike over a longer period of time, reducing the strain on hospital resources. This also mitigates the spread of a contagious virus and reduces mortality rates in vulnerable populations. Public Health experts warn of major hospital staffing and materials shortages if “flattening the curve” is not accomplished. It is each person’s responsibility to protect yourself, your family, and your neighbors. The Center for Disease Control recommends:
Self-isolation at home has mental and emotional repercussions. Please consider your mental wellness, and that of your family and friends. Here is guidance from the CDC. And here are some tips from Healthline. The bottom line: Stay home, especially anyone 60 or above or with chronic/prior medical conditions, except for absolute necessities. Learn and practice good hygiene. Take care of your mental and emotional wellbeing. Together we can keep our neighbors safe! |
| Status of City Facilities |
All City facilities are closed to public walkins. Please review the “Save the Trip” document for information on accessing City services remotely. You can email or call City Hall with any questions (609) 397-0110. This will be continuously updated as the City receives additional guidance from the State. We will continue to make more key services available remotely, an ongoing effort underway over the past one-two weeks. |
| Status of Public Meetings |
All city related public meetings are cancelled through March 30th. There will be an announcement at a later date for an updated calendar for meetings for the consideration of essential business. All large City events are canceled or postponed at this time, including Shadfest. |
| Public Works and Pickups |
Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until March 30th. An announcement will be made at a later date if suspension will continue. At this time, the convenience center for Saturday April 4th is open. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
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3-23 Update
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Monday March 23rd 2020 4:30 PM |
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As of this week, cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in the County and State as well as nationwide. This is expected to continue. At this time, the best advice is to continue following the CDC precautionary guidelines, as well as the Executive Orders issued by the Governor (more on that below). Businesses, please see the end of this email for some resources that may be useful for you in this incredibly challenging time. Please review the information in this update, which contains additional information about the next City Council meeting, scheduled for April 7th, as well as the status of public works functions. |
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What do Governor Murphy’s Executive Orders mean for residents and businesses in Lambertville? What does a stay at home order mean for Lambertville? The best way for us to protect our neighbors and family members is to limit our interaction with people and public spaces. Unless you are engaging in the list below, stay home and help maintain the safety of our community. Stay home unless you are obtaining essential needs like food, take out food, or medicine. Or you are seeking medical attention, visiting family, reporting to a job. You can leave your home to engage in outdoor passive recreation (i.e. walking or biking along the canal path), educational, religious, or political reasons. You should leave your home if you are afraid for your health and safety, or at the direction of law enforcement of government agencies. Closing all non-essential retail businesses. The list of essential businesses: Grocery/food stores, pharmacies, Laundrymats, pet stores, children stores for children 5 years old or below, post offices, hardware stores, banks, convenience stores, gas stations, liquor stores. Food pickups and curbside to go may continue, but the State is asking that restaurants take extra precaution. Gatherings and events. Additionally, all gatherings and celebrations should be canceled for the next eight weeks, at least. Passive recreation on public parks and trails. The canal as well as Lambertville parks are open. Playground equipment is off limits. Recommendations to protect yourself and other park visitors:
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| Status of City Facilities |
All City facilities are closed to public walkins. Please review the “Save the Trip” document for information on accessing City services remotely. You can email or call City Hall with any questions (609) 397-0110. This will be continuously updated as the City receives additional guidance from the State. We will continue to make more key services available remotely, an ongoing effort underway over the past one-two weeks. |
| Status of Public Meetings |
All city related public meetings are cancelled through March 30th. The Governing Body will be holding a virtual meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. This state guidance has been issued to make it possible for governing bodies to meet virtually during this state of emergency. The agenda for the meeting on the 7th will be limited to essential business only to ensure that the City government can continue to operate (for example, payroll and salaries, approving overtime, bond payments, insurance payments, maintaining contractual obligations, etc). These issues must be formally considered as they affect the health, safety, or welfare of all residents and staff. The public will be provided specific instructions as to how to participate remotely, and how to submit questions and comments via website, e-mail, telephone or regular mail prior to and/or during the meeting. All large City events are canceled or postponed at this time, including Shadfest and Pride. |
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Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until March 30th. An announcement will be made at a later date if suspension will continue. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
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3-18 Local Business Update
Dear Lambertville Business:
COVID-19 poses unprecedented public health and economic challenges. This is not a local crisis. We understand there are a lot of unknowns and things will continue to change. We will be working with our partners at every level of government as the state and country respond to this ongoing issue.
First and foremost, our job is to address a public health crisis and work as a community to flatten the COVID-19 curve.
Governor Murphy has issued Executive Order 104 - which lays out both mandates and guidelines for businesses throughout New Jersey. This Executive Order is the law - we ask that each of you comply. Please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations. You can see how this impacts your business here.
The city will have scheduled updates every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm, or more frequently as needed on our Lambertvillenj.org/COVID page. We are going to continue to Update the Business Resource Portion of this site as we get more information. We are working with the federal government, as well as with the state, and county to advocate for local businesses.
If you have questions please call the Business Helpline at 1-800-Jersey-7 for crises-related info and assistance. It is run and manned by the New Jersey Business Action Center.
What you can do:
Thank you to all of our business community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We have to work together to keep our neighbors and our City safe.
Stay Safe. Yours in Service,
Mayor Julia Fahl
COVID-19 poses unprecedented public health and economic challenges. This is not a local crisis. We understand there are a lot of unknowns and things will continue to change. We will be working with our partners at every level of government as the state and country respond to this ongoing issue.
First and foremost, our job is to address a public health crisis and work as a community to flatten the COVID-19 curve.
Governor Murphy has issued Executive Order 104 - which lays out both mandates and guidelines for businesses throughout New Jersey. This Executive Order is the law - we ask that each of you comply. Please be sure to continue to monitor State and CDC recommendations. You can see how this impacts your business here.
The city will have scheduled updates every Monday and Thursday at 4:30pm, or more frequently as needed on our Lambertvillenj.org/COVID page. We are going to continue to Update the Business Resource Portion of this site as we get more information. We are working with the federal government, as well as with the state, and county to advocate for local businesses.
If you have questions please call the Business Helpline at 1-800-Jersey-7 for crises-related info and assistance. It is run and manned by the New Jersey Business Action Center.
What you can do:
- Go to http://cv.business.nj.gov/ , which is set-up to provide guidance to all businesses being impacted by COVID-19.
- Visit the SBA’s disaster loan assistance page here: http://sba.gov/disaster
- To be notified of emergent information during emergencies, please be sure to sign up for Swift-911 on our “Keep Informed” or “Connect” page on the City’s website.
- If you would like to receive the twice-weekly general COVID-19 updates from the City, signup for our email list here.
Thank you to all of our business community members that are following guidelines, promoting social distancing, remaining at home, and performing good hygiene. We have to work together to keep our neighbors and our City safe.
Stay Safe. Yours in Service,
Mayor Julia Fahl
3-21 State of NJ Executive Orders
Today, Governor Murphy announced two new executive orders (#107 and #108) that provide additional direction for individuals within the state to stay at home and continue to practice precautionary measures as cases of COVID-19 steadily rise in New Jersey.
The executive orders cancel all gatherings of any kind, including parties, weddings, or meetings, and closes all non-essential business in the state indefinitely.
To read more about these measures, what businesses are covered or aren’t covered, or find any other information, please visit the state’s new COVID-19 website here: http://covid19.nj.gov.
City operations are continuing on a modified remote and staggered schedule. Additionally, we will enact deep cleanings of City facilities to protect the safety and health of our staff and the public. We are committed to keeping key essential services, as long as possible. We will make more information available in the coming week about access to City services over the next weeks and months.
Please continue to follow CDC precautions of social distancing and good hygiene, and familiarize yourself with the new order from the State here.
Be safe and we will provide our regularly scheduled update on Monday at 4:30pm.
City of Lambertville
The executive orders cancel all gatherings of any kind, including parties, weddings, or meetings, and closes all non-essential business in the state indefinitely.
To read more about these measures, what businesses are covered or aren’t covered, or find any other information, please visit the state’s new COVID-19 website here: http://covid19.nj.gov.
City operations are continuing on a modified remote and staggered schedule. Additionally, we will enact deep cleanings of City facilities to protect the safety and health of our staff and the public. We are committed to keeping key essential services, as long as possible. We will make more information available in the coming week about access to City services over the next weeks and months.
Please continue to follow CDC precautions of social distancing and good hygiene, and familiarize yourself with the new order from the State here.
Be safe and we will provide our regularly scheduled update on Monday at 4:30pm.
City of Lambertville
3-17-20 Local Emergency Declaration
| Why a local emergency declaration? A local emergency declaration is standard procedure during a large-scale emergency, especially after a national and state emergency have been declared. A local emergency declaration is an important tool that helps to organize the local chain of command, provides the municipality access to future reimbursement for expenses incurred, and gives the municipality the ability to change existing laws during the emergency, such as hours of public facilities which are set by ordinance (the changes are specified in this declaration). The declaration provides for the closing of City and other public facilities, cancelation of certain meetings and events, as well as guides local individuals and businesses to comply with the state issued executive orders. View/download the declaration here. |
3-26 Update
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| Update Date/Time | Thursday March 26th 2020 4:30 PM |
| Summary | Lambertville was notified of its first positive COVID-19 cases on Tuesday evening, and the number is expected to continue to grow. You can read the Mayor’s update to the City on that here. You can also find the latest numbers from the County here. We ask that community members continue to implement the precautionary measures recommended by the CDC and required by the Governor to keep a safe distance from other individuals, practice good hygiene and stay at home except for essential needs and exercise. Are you out of work or in need of extra work? New Jersey has a new jobs site with opportunities that might help you and your family make ends meet: https://jobs.covid19.nj.gov/  The Hunterdon Economic Development and Chamber Business Resource Page is up and running, and might be a useful resource for businesses in town. It contains information on workplace guidelines, small business loans, disaster relief funding and more. You can access that here. |
| Suggested Guidance for all members of public | Lambertville Parks and the Canal Path are still open to the public for passive recreation. All of the park equipment, including the basketball courts and playgrounds, are closed to the public until further notice. Social Distancing for Public Parks 101 |
| Status of City Facilities & Services | To help protect City staff and members of the public, the City has implemented a remote/staggered schedule that reduces the number of people in offices at any given time. Many processes that had been mandated by the State to be done by paper are now being moved online. We are continually moving new processes online. To see what you can do with the City remotely, please visit lambertvillenj.org/COVID and select the “Save a trip to City Hall” document. City staff are answering their existing emails and phones during normal business hours.  New paper dropoff/pickup location for the public. We thank the Department of Public Works for quickly making a “dropoff” box for City Hall. This now enables the elevator/ADA lobby of City Hall to be used as a pickup/dropoff spot for members of the public from 9 - 4:30pm on Monday and Wednesday starting Monday the 30th. Currently, there are construction/permit applications, and will also be copies of the latest public notices. We will be adding more material as we can. Please feel free to use this area to do “paper” business with the City, while the interior of the remaining remains closed to the public to help prevent coronavirus spread. Please, only person should use this area at a time. PRT Forms/Blue Books: The City of Lambertville will be honoring all requests for the completion of PTR forms (Blue Book) via phone or email to Tina Majeski, Deputy Clerk. Please call Tina at 609-397-0110, ext. 12 or send an email to [email protected]. CERTIFIED COPIES OF Marriage Licenses, Birth and Death Certificates: City Hall is closed to the public, however, the local registrar will be in the office one day per week to fill all requests for a certified copy of a birth, death or marriage record. Please call or email the City Clerk or Deputy Clerk for the instructions. Phone: 609-397-0110, ext. 12 email: [email protected] Election Update: Governor Murphy signed EO waiving the requirement of the notarization and allowing the petitions for the upcoming election to be filed electronically. The candidate can also get electronic signatures. Hunterdon County Library Update. During this time of closed libraries, the County Library is making digital collections available to ALL Hunterdon County residents, even if you weren’t a member previously.Patrons can go to the Library’s web page www.hclibrary.us and click on http://www.hclibrary.us/services/ehcl.htm. to register for a free library card and access digital content. |
| Status of Public Meetings | Next Council Meeting. The Governing Body will be holding a virtual meeting on April 7th to process essential business, under guidance from the NJ Department of Community Affairs. This state guidance has been issued to make it possible for governing bodies to meet virtually during this state of emergency. “Test run” of Virtual Meetings for Public. The City will provide guidelines for how the public can participate in virtual meetings during the COVID crisis. The City will be hosting a “trial meeting” on April 2nd from 6:00-6:30 PM with Mayor Fahl and Council President Beth Asaro. This “trial meeting” will allow for troubleshooting for members of the public and the board and to air any questions or further ideas about the public participation through virtual meetings. |
| Public Works and Pickups | Trash, recycling, and food waste pickups are on schedule at this time. Street sweeper and Alternate Side Parking regulations are suspended until further notice. Convenience Center, at this time, for Saturday April 4th is open. DPW will be requiring social distancing and queuing to prevent group buildups. The TREX plastic recycling program drop off is temporarily suspended. Please keep these items until we can resume collecting them. Bulk permits: No dropoff is allowed at this time. Instead, call Public Works at 609-397-2230 to schedule a pickup from your residence. |
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Resources for Residents and Businesses
For Residents
- (Safely) Support Local Open Businesses! Click here to find a list of what essential businesses are open locally.
- COVID-19 Resources for NJ Parents, Families, Communities & Professionals: http://www.njparentlink.nj.gov/
- Senator Booker's office has compiled a detailed list of all resources available to New Jersey residents to help with COVID-19. Click here to read it.
- State of New Jersey Updates. Click here for covid.nj.gov. You can find resources for childcare services for essential employees here.
- Online Grocery Shopping for SNAP Recipients. Recipients will be able to use their benefits card to order groceries from Amazon starting on May 27. Walmarts, ShopRites and The Fresh Grocers that provide online shopping will also accept online ordering with SNAP benefits starting on May 28. We continue to urge residents to visit njhelps.org to learn more and apply for food assistance and other benefits.
- Doing business with the City remotely is possible. We are continually moving processes electronic to help with this while our staff work a mostly remote and staggered schedule. All staff are reachable by their normal email and phone number. To find what you can do by phone or online, Click here to find a list of what businesses are open locally
- Precautionary Guidance. Understanding how to properly socially distance, and what hygiene steps you should be taking is important. Read more from the CDC here.
- Grants for Artists. Today, a consortium of funders announced the creation of the Artist Relief Fund, a $10 million national emergency relief fund for artists and creative workers that will provide $5,000 no-strings-attached grants. It is intended for anyone who earns income from their creative or artistic practice and who has also been affected by COVID-19. Click here to learn more.
- Mental Health. Taking care of your mental health during these times is just as important as physical health. Here is a resource guide from the National Alliance on Mental Illness that might be helpful.
- Financial relief. Mortgage and rent relief and relief for those with student loans has been put in place by the federal and state government. Click below to find more about:
- Housing/mortgage relief
- Student loan relief
- Job postings for those under/unemployed
- SNAP additional benefit information
- Business Assistance (see below section)
For Businesses
If you are open or intend to open for curbside pickup and/or deliveries, please make sure you are following the recommended guidance from the State on precautionary measures found here to keep yourselves and community members safe.
For businesses in town that do not have off-street parking and are offering pickup/takeout services, the City is offering the ability to block off two parking spaces for customer pickups directly in front of their business, during business hours, while the local state of emergency is in effect. Please contact the Lambertville Police Department to register and receive the signs at 609-397-3132.
Here are some additional outside resources that might be valuable:
For businesses in town that do not have off-street parking and are offering pickup/takeout services, the City is offering the ability to block off two parking spaces for customer pickups directly in front of their business, during business hours, while the local state of emergency is in effect. Please contact the Lambertville Police Department to register and receive the signs at 609-397-3132.
Here are some additional outside resources that might be valuable:
- A comprehensive resource guide from Congressman Malinowski has been made available here on our website online and we recommend reviewing it for helpful information.
- The Hunterdon Economic Development and Chamber Business Resource Page is up and running, and might be a useful resource for businesses in town. It contains information on workplace guidelines, small business loans, disaster relief funding and more. You can access that here.
- The New Jersey Economic Development Authority has made a number of new resources available. Please review this informational flyer they have created. More information on NJ State economic assistance programs can be found here.
- New Jersey Community Capital is pleased to launch the Garden State Relief Fund to meet the immediate needs of small businesses and nonprofits critically affected by the pandemic.
- The entire state of NJ has been accepted for the US Small Business Administration disaster Loan Program - learn more here: http://sba.gov/disaster.
- Applications for NJ Economic Development Authority Small Business Emergency Assistance Grants are open on April 3rd at 9:00 AM and will close on April 10th at 9:00 AM. Grants are on a first come first serve basis. The Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program will provide up to $5,000 to NJ-based Small or Medium-size Enterprises that have between 1–10 full time equivalent employees (“FTE”). The grant funding is targeted as unrestricted payroll and working capital support, and cannot be used for any capital expenses, including construction. The application can be found here.
- Local Businesses should reach out to the State’s Business Helpline at 1-800-Jersey-7 for crises-related info and assistance. It is run and staffed by the New Jersey Business Action Center.
CDC Information
The information above is provided directly by the CDC. The City of Lambertville does not maintain this content.
