Historic Greenwich is a Delaware Bay community located on the banks of the Cohansey River in western Cumberland County. Greenwich Township is comprised mainly of wetlands and farmland interspersed with small crossroad communities covering almost 19 square miles. The Township is anchored by its historic Ye Greate Street, our remarkable Main Street that is graced by dozens of Colonial and Victorian residences, churches, schools and other buildings.

Greenwich Township is one of 566 municipalities in the State of New Jersey. With a population (2010 Census) of approximately 800 residents, Greenwich is governed by a 3-person Township Committee and other active municipal organizations. Greenwich shares various government services with neighboring Townships in order to maintain its rural character and remain affordable to its residents.

This website is designed to provide information for residents and visitors alike.  Please visit the site frequently to find new information and features. We welcome your comments and suggestions about the site and about Greenwich. Thank you!







News Flash!
Click to see new items you can recycle at
the Convenience Center and dates and details for 2012 Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Days!!

More News
Click here to see the full schedule for the
2012 Cumberland County Free Rabies Clinics

Even More News
2012 Dog Licenses have arrived.
Call Marilyn Moyer at 455-4620 to purchase - more details
available under Animal Control in the Government
and Services section of this website.

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