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Welcome to Gloucester County, NJ

Freeholder - Robert M. Damminger

Robert M. Damminger
Freeholder Director

Whether you are a lifelong resident, a recent resident, a business owner or just ‘passing through’ you will quickly learn what is special and unique about Gloucester County, NJ.  

  • Free Movies Begin this Friday Night
    (Woodbury, NJ) – Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert M. Damminger and Freeholder Adam J. Taliaferro announced today that the County’s Parks Department was beginning its free ‘Night at the Movies’ this Friday, May 11 at dusk in Elk Township.  The first movie of the season to be shown is Dolphin Tale at the Elk Township Recreation Park, 667 Whig Lane.
  • Addition to GCC’s Scott Hall Will Provide Space for Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Labs
    News Image(Deptford, NJ) – With record enrollment at Gloucester County College and the growing need for professionals in the sciences, technology, engineering and math, Gloucester County Freeholder and GCC officials today broke ground on an addition to Scott Hall to build four new state-of-the-art labs. 
  • Route 322 Bypass Opens relieves Decades of Traffic Problems for Region
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    (Harrison Twp., NJ) –  Construction of a multi-phase, four-year project that culminated in the completion of the Route 322 Bypass was celebrated today at a ribbon cutting ceremony and hailed as a success by local officials, residents and merchants.

     Gloucester County Freeholder Director Robert M. Damminger, Freeholder Deputy Director Giuseppe (Joe) Chila and Freeholder Heather Simmons were joined by NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney, Senator Don Norcorss and Harrison Township Mayor Lou Manzo to cut the ribbon and take the first official ride through the newly constructed Route 322 Bypass.  The bypass removes all through traffic on 322 from traveling through downtown Mullica Hill and alleviates congestion in this historic district. 


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  • January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month
    (Sewell, NJ) – County residents can receive free eye screenings and free tests for glaucoma through the Gloucester County Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired on the campus of Gloucester County College.
  • Give the Gift of Service: Serv-A-Tray Program Needs Volunteers
    (West Deptford, NJ) – The Gloucester County Division of Senior Services is looking for volunteer drivers to help deliver meals to senior citizens and homebound residents in the areas of Paulsboro, West Deptford and Woodbury. 
  • Celebrate Small Business Saturday in Gloucester County
    News Image(Woodbury, NJ)—Gloucester County Freeholders are encouraging residents to shop local this holiday season and to participate in ‘Small Business Saturday’ on November 26th