The Township of Cinnaminson
The Township of Cinnaminson is a community of families, neighbors and businesses. Taking our name from the Lenni-Lenape Tribe, we are the place where fresh waters and fresh ideas flow. We pride ourselves on an effective education system, on neighbors who care about our homes and one another and a well-run local government dedicated to serving citizens fairly and economically. We warmly welcome new businesses and support our long-term business partners.
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FROM OUR JOURNAL
NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cinnaminson Township
News and Events
At last night's Township Committee meeting, Julia Edmondson was appointed Interim Township Administrator, effective November 5. This appointment follows the resignation of Eric Schubiger, who left to accept a position with another New Jersey municipality.
Edmondson currently serves as the Township’s Chief Financial Officer and has previously served as Interim Township Administrator.
The Township Committee has begun its search for a permanent Township Administrator and has retained Government Strategy Group to assist in this effort. In the meantime, Edmondson will help to maintain day-to-day administrative oversight and ensure the uninterrupted delivery of municipal services while the recruitment and selection process is underway.
Additional information about the recruitment timeline and application process will be shared as it becomes available.
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⚠️ Attention Cinnaminson Property Owners⚠️
As part of New Jersey American Water’s Lead Service Line Replacement Program, contractor CDM Smith will begin door-to-door canvassing and service line material assessments for several weeks in Cinnaminson beginning today, Monday, November 2.
Water service lines connect the water main to homes and businesses and can be made of lead, copper, galvanized steel or plastic. These service line material assessments are essential as New Jersey American Water works to replace lead and galvanized service lines by 2031, in accordance with state requirements.
Customers will receive official notification about upcoming service line identification and inspection opportunities from New Jersey American Water and CDM Smith through mailed letters, postcards, customer alerts, emails and digital or social media messages.
Authorized field staff will have official CDM Smith photo IDs and wear logoed, high-visibility vests. Staff will never request payment, fees, or personal financial information at any time, as all assessments are conducted at no cost to residents.
The Lead Service Line Replacement Program outlines inspection and self-reporting options, emphasizing that all inspections are complimentary and conducted by authorized staff. To learn more about the Lead Service Line Replacement Program, please visit www.njamwaterlslr.com/
For any questions, please contact the New Jersey American Water Lead Team via email at [email protected] or by calling CDM Smith at 732-590-4700.
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Cinnaminson Township Committee Meeting - October 19, 2026












