A new year, a new opportunity. We have all for one reason or another chosen to live in our small corner of Atlantic County, Corbin City. In the coming year I want to challenge each of our citizens to become more engaged and encouraged to become a more vibrant part of “our” community. Through upcoming initiatives in our city, opportunity will present itself to combine our efforts to develop a better Corbin City. Through even small community investments as increased recycling, which we hope will be eased with uniform community recycling totes, we can all play a simple part in investing in our city’s revenue stream. This small act in turn helps offset expenses and affords us all further community development. Keep an eye out for upcoming community based events in our city, as we work together to be the best Corbin City possible. I encourage anyone with any thoughts or visions of things we can do as a community to get involved and come out to events and public meetings. We all have a part to play. Kane, Council Member School Board Corbin City is a New Jersey non-operating school district. This means we are a sending district paying formulated tuition rates to Upper Township for Kindergarten to Grade 8 and Ocean City High for grades 9-12. We want Corbin City parents and students to know that high school students may also choose to attend either Atlantic County Institute of Technology in Mays Landing or Cape May County Vocational School in Cape May Court House. The guidance department in Upper Township is aware of these options and will help in facilitation the application process. Busing is provided to all the above schools. For further information on your high school vocational school choices visit their websites at: or “capemaytech.com” and talk to your middle school guidance counselor about these options. “acitech.org” Iverson President STORM WATER Storm water run-off is the water that literally runs off: your property when it rains or snows. Along with water runoff debris comes with rain and snow. Because Corbin City does not have a public works department we are asking residents to help us monitor and clean the storm water grates. Kindly rake and bag the debris. With debris on the grates water cannot drain properly and this causes flooding on the roads. This is important especially in the winter when flooding freezes and creates a driving and walking hazard. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Please note: Only storm water may go into the drains, not water pumped
A new year, a new opportunity. We have all for one reason or another chosen to live in our small corner of Atlantic County, Corbin City. In the coming year I want to challenge each of our citizens to become more engaged and encouraged to become a more vibrant part of “our” community. Through upcoming initiatives in our city, opportunity will present itself to combine our efforts to develop a better Corbin City. Through even small community investments as increased recycling, which we hope will be eased with uniform community recycling totes, we can all play a simple part in investing in our city’s revenue stream. This small act in turn helps offset expenses and affords us all further community development. Keep an eye out for upcoming community based events in our city, as we work together to be the best Corbin City possible. I encourage anyone with any thoughts or visions of things we can do as a community to get involved and come out to events and public meetings. We all have a part to play. Kane, Council Member School Board Corbin City is a New Jersey non-operating school district. This means we are a sending district paying formulated tuition rates to Upper Township for Kindergarten to Grade 8 and Ocean City High for grades 9-12. We want Corbin City parents and students to know that high school students may also choose to attend either Atlantic County Institute of Technology in Mays Landing or Cape May County Vocational School in Cape May Court House. The guidance department in Upper Township is aware of these options and will help in facilitation the application process. Busing is provided to all the above schools. For further information on your high school vocational school choices visit their websites at: “capemaytech.com” or “acitech.org” and talk to your middle school guidance counselor about these options. Iverson President STORM WATER Storm water run-off is the water that literally runs off: your property when it rains or snows. Along with water runoff debris comes with rain and snow. Because Corbin City does not have a public works department we are asking residents to help us monitor and clean the storm water grates. Kindly rake and bag the debris. With debris on the grates water cannot drain properly and this causes flooding on the roads. This is important especially in the winter when flooding freezes and creates a driving and walking hazard. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Please note: Only storm water may go into the drains, not water pumped
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