Residents are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket. Shuttle bus service will be available from 3 to 10 p.m. on Tuesday, July 4 at Papaianni Park, 100 Municipal Blvd., with the day's festivities beginning at 4 p.m. The fireworks display will begin at 9:30 p.m. Info: /724/July-4th.Įdison residents can enjoy live music from Black Rose, 80's Revolution and B Street Band (A Bruce Springsteen tribute), food vendors, a beer and wine garden, kiddie zone and free fireworks at the township's annual July 4 celebration. Parking is available at the Community Arts Center, Middlesex Fairgrounds and Heavenly Farms. There will be children's activities, food trucks and live music. For more information contact Kathleen Herman at or Steve Smotrich at Middlesex CountyĮast Brunswick will host a "Fireworks Spectacular" celebration on Tuesday, July 4 at the Community Arts Center, 721 Cranbury Road. In the Sergeantsville section of Delaware Township, The Great Crate Race tradition continues on July 4 on Lower Ferry Road (also known as Delaware Downs). Activities at the park will include the singing of the national anthem and a flag-raising ceremony. There, a picnic and celebration will immediately begin. The main parade begins on the east end of Main Street at 10 a.m., and will follow its traditional route to Holjes-Shepard Park. The children's parade steps off on Sutton Place at 9:30 a.m. The house decorating contest − where awards are given for the best patriotic décor − begins at 7 a.m. Questions regarding points and surcharges should be made to the Division of Motor Vehicles by calling (609) 292-7500.There are no fireworks, but Lebanon Borough will be celebrating the holiday with its 76th annual Fourth of July parade. They are assessed by the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles. Points on your driver's license are not assessed by the Municipal Court. The case will then be scheduled and you will be advised of your court appearance date by mail. If you want to plead "not guilty" to a traffic ticket, you must call the Violations Bureau at least seven days prior to the court appearance date on the bottom of your ticket. You are also required to enter the Court Code number. Please have the following information ready: Your ticket number, your license plate number and your credit card information. Payments may also be made over the internet by logging on to You may pay your ticket by either Visa or Mastercard on that site. * If your ticket was issued in either a "Construction Zone" or a "65 MPH Zone", you must call the court to determine the amount due.
Please be advised, however, that if your ticket was issued in either a "Construction Zone" or a "65 MPH Zone", you must call the court to determine the amount due. Below is a list of the most commonly issued summons offenses and the penalties assessed for each.
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