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Community Connections with Your County
Stay Engaged Through Town Halls, Public Meetings, Our App, & Social Media
Check out the various ways to engage with your local government, get important updates, and be involved! Join monthly meetings with the Camden County Board of Commissioners and Congressman Donald Norcross, follow our social media, browse the county website for programs and services, and download the free Camden County App for instant access to all events, alerts, concerts, news, and more. To download the app, Click Here.
The next Caucus Meeting will be on Tuesday, October 13th, and the Commissioners Meeting, Thursday, October 15th. Meetings are at 520 Market St, 6th Floor, Camden. To watch meetings online, Click Here.
The next Town Hall Meeting will be on Wednesday, October 21st, location to be announced. If you have questions or need assistance, please submit them, and we will forward them to the appropriate department. To submit, Click Here.
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Vote By Box Today!
30 Secure, Monitored Drop Boxes in Camden County to Drop In Your Ballot
Applying online is fast, secure, and the easiest way to get your ballot. Once your application is submitted and approved, your ballot will be mailed directly to your home. To apply online, Click Here. To learn more, Click Here.
Fill Out Your Ballot
Voting by mail is just like voting in person, same ballot, same choices. Take your time reviewing candidates and questions from the comfort of your home. Your vote remains completely confidential and secure.
Return Your Ballot
You have options to make returning your ballot easy. Drop your completed ballot in one of 30 secure, monitored drop box locations across Camden County, or return it by mail. Safe, secure, and convenient!
Finally, Track It & Show Your Pride!
Once your ballot is received, you’ll get confirmation, so you know your vote counted. And don’t forget your “I Voted” sticker, wear it and show your civic pride.
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Ballot Question: Open Space Trust Fund
Make Sure You Look at the Back of Your Ballot to Support the Camden County Water Quality Initiative
Once you receive your ballot, you may notice a question regarding the County’s Open Space Trust Fund. Registered Camden County voters have the opportunity to approve a one-cent increase to the Open Space Trust Fund. The proposed funding would support the County’s approximately $400 million Clean Water Future initiative, an integrated plan focused on water quality, infrastructure and recreation.
The initiative brings together projects addressing several water and environmental priorities, including sanitary sewer rehabilitation, combined sewer overflow reduction, green infrastructure, sediment remediation and dredging, and recreational lake restoration. Also identifying reduced flooding and stormwater impacts, improving waterways and expanding recreational opportunities. To learn more, Click Here.
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2026 General Election Important Dates
General Election Day is November 3rd, 2026
Camden County is encouraging residents to get ready for the 2026 General Election and make a plan to have their voices heard. One of the easiest ways to vote is to Vote By Box. The deadline to register is October 13th, don't wait and check it off your to-do list today! Ballots are currently being mailed out, keep an eye out and be sure to return yours right away!
Take a moment to confirm your voter registration status online to make sure everything is up to date before casting your ballot. However you choose to vote, planning ahead helps make the process stress-free and ensures your voice is part of the conversation. To learn more, Click Here.
Important Dates:
- October 13th, 2026 - Deadline to Register
- October 24th, 2026 - Early Voting Locations Open
- October 27th, 2026 - Deadline to Apply for Mail-In Ballot
- October 30th, 2026 - Deadline for Application to Receive Mail-In Ballots for Qualified Overseas Civilian and Military Voters
- November 3rd, 2026 - In-Person Voting on Election Day
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Walk to End Alzheimer's at Cooper River Park
Every Step Brings Us Closer, Walk Together to End Alzheimer’s
Lace up and make every step count! Join the Board of Commissioners and the Alzheimer’s Association for the 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, September 26th, at the Jack Curtis Stadium in Cooper River Park. Held in more than 600 communities across the country, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings people of all ages and abilities together to raise critical funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Walk in honor of someone you love, support a friend, and simply make a difference, every step helps move us closer to a world without Alzheimer’s. Registration begins at 8:30 AM, with the walk kicking off at 10:30 AM. Bring your family, friends and team, and come be part of this inspiring community event! To learn more, Click Here.
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Watch the Camden Waterfront Come Alive at the Delaware River Festival
A Day to Explore, Learn & Connect with Friends and Family
The Delaware River Festival returns for its seventh year, on Saturday, September 26th from 10 AM to 4 PM. Bringing a full day of family-friendly fun, hands-on activities and environmental education to the Camden Waterfront. As a longtime destination for recreation, community events and outdoor experiences along the Delaware River, Camden County is proud to be part of this annual celebration of our region’s most important natural resources.
Explore the waterfront, discover more about the Delaware River and its watershed, and take part in interactive activities designed to connect families with the environment right in their own backyard. The event is a great opportunity to have fun while learning how our communities can help protect the river for future generations. To learn more, Click Here.
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Feel the Rhythm at the South Jersey Caribbean Festival at Wiggins Park
Saturday, September 26th @ 2 PM - 8 PM
The Caribbean Comes to South Jersey! Enjoy the sounds of steel drums, the aroma of authentic Caribbean cuisine, and the energy of live performances that will fill Wiggins Waterfront Park during the 26th Annual South Jersey Caribbean Festival. This free community celebration invites everyone to immerse themselves in the vibrant traditions of the Caribbean through nonstop entertainment, cultural showcases, artisan vendors, family activities, and delicious food. Hosted by the South Jersey Caribbean Cultural Organization, this tradition brings together communities from across the region for an amazing day of music, culture, and family fun! To learn more, Click Here.
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Tail-Wagging Family Fun at the 30th Annual Woofstock in Voorhees Town Center
Celebrate 30 Years of Paw-tastic Good Times at Woofstock
Join us at the 30th Annual Woofstock Festival for some tail-wagging fun on Saturday, September 26th starting at 11 AM. Located at the Voorhees Town Center, 2400 Voorhees Town Center, this family-friendly fundraiser will help support the homeless animals of the Animal Orphanage in Voorhees! Bring your public-friendly pooch and come by for the festivities which are packed with activities, live entertainment, and plenty of furry friends. Every dollar raised helps us provide shelter, food, and care for the animals who need us most. By attending Woofstock, you’re not only enjoying a fantastic day, you’re helping save lives! To learn more, Click Here.
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Can't Miss Movie Nights in Camden County
Make Every Day Count with Smiles and Laughs, Together
Ready for some "reel" relaxation! Camden County is packed with free family-friendly events all season long. Don't miss Movies in the Park! Just bring your blankets or lawn chairs to unwind and get cozy for a night of fun. Snacks and refreshments will be available to enjoy.
Upcoming Movies at the McLaughlin Norcross Dell:
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Discover Nature, Explore the Environment, and Make Memories While Learning
Enjoy the Best of Camden County with Environmental Events & Programs
Ready to get out and make the most of what Camden County has to offer? Local parks and natural spaces are full of ways to get active, explore and enjoy the outdoors. Take a kayak or paddle board out for a spin, cast a line, follow a trail or find a quiet spot to enjoy the scenery. If you’re looking to give back, join a park cleanup or community volunteer event and help care for the waterways, trails and green spaces we all enjoy. Save the Date for the next Community Clean Up Fair!
Upcoming Events:
Make and Take Series: Fascinating Fungi - Sat, Sept. 26th @ 10 AM
Putting Your Garden to Bed - Thurs, Oct. 1st @ 10 AM
Final Commissioner Clean Up & Service Fair - Sat, Oct. 3rd @ 10 AM
Make & Take Series: Pumpkin Decorating - Sat, Oct. 3rd @ 10 AM
Household Hazardous Waste Collection - Sat, Oct. 17th @ 8:30 AM
Create a Terrarium at the Office of Sustainability - Wed, Oct. 28th @ 8 AM
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World's Best Short Films to Showcase Local Artists
Recognizing the Art & Talent of Camden County Filmmakers and Youth
The big screen is coming to Camden County, and local filmmakers are getting their moment in the spotlight. On Thursday, October 15th at 7 PM, the Camden County Board of Commissioners, Asbury Shorts USA and the Garden State Film Festival invite movie lovers to the Scottish Rite Auditorium for The Best of The Fest, an evening showcasing award-winning short films from around the world. Join Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. and Commissioner Colleen Bianco Bezich for an evening celebrating independent filmmaking and the creativity behind some of the festival’s standout films. To learn more, Click Here.
Featuring Local Showings:
Terroir - Filmed at Amalthea Cellars in Atco, this story follows a young wine critic who returns to a French vineyard one year after delivering a bad review.
Outside the Lines - Created through Studio 106, Winslow Township High School’s production and media program, this documentary follows the Winslow Township Girls Track Team and showcases the talent of the students behind the camera.
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Camden County Community Safety and Wellness Fair
Stronger Together: Mind, Body & Home
Join Camden County for a day focused on bringing the community together through health, wellness, public safety, resources, demonstrations, and family-friendly activities on Saturday, October 17th from 11 AM to 4 PM at Veterans Island, Cooper River Park. Whether you’re looking to connect with local resources, participate in wellness activities, meet first responders, or enjoy a day at Cooper River Park, there will be something for everyone. See below for some of what the event will include. To learn more, Click Here.
- Strength Challenges & Kid Zone with Games
- Screenings, Flu Shots, & Community Resources
- Public Safety Demonstrations & Recruitment Opportunities
- Wine Down Yoga & Beer Bootcamp with Local Wineries & Breweries
- Food Trucks, Vendors, & Music
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Explore Your Next South Jersey Adventure
Get Away, Close to Home
Summer may be winding down, but South Jersey is still packed with ways to get out and enjoy the weekend. From exciting festivals and live music to local wineries, seasonal events, outdoor activities and family-friendly fun, there’s plenty happening close to home. Grab friends and family, and make the most of the weekend! To discover more inspiration, Click Here.
Events this Weekend:
Collingswood Porchfest - Saturday, September 26th @ 12 PM - 7 PM
Lawnside Fire Dept Centennial Celebration - September 26th & September 27th
Stratford Fall Festival - Sunday, September 27th @ 11 AM - 4 PM
Haddonfield Fall Restaurant Week - Through September 27th
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Duke Ellington Orchestra LIVE
A Historic Weekend of Jazz, Legacy & Community in Lawnside
Lawnside is getting ready for a truly special weekend as the legendary Duke Ellington Orchestra comes to town for two unforgettable performances celebrating music, history and community. Paul Mercer Ellington, Duke Ellington’s grandson and the current leader of the Orchestra, will be in attendance for this historic celebration as Lawnside marks its 100-year Centennial and the Lawnside Fire Department celebrates 114 years of volunteer service. Join us this weekend and experience a celebration that highlights the legacy of Duke Ellington and the remarkable history of Lawnside. To learn more, Click Here.
- Saturday, September 26th @ 6:30 PM - experience a full evening of classic jazz featuring beloved Ellington compositions, including Take the “A” Train and other iconic works that helped shape American music.
- Sunday, September 27th @ 5 PM - performing Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concert LIVE, joined by the Rowan University 50-voice Concert Choir, members of Mt. Zion UME Church and Bethany Baptist Church for a powerful musical celebration.
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Patriotic Performance by the American Bombshells
Join the Rhythmic Fun with a Three-Part Harmony
The concert fun continues with the "Ambassadors of America’s Gratitude," The American Bombshells! A modern twist on the classic signing trio, the Andrews Sisters have been seen everywhere from NYC to Japan. See them perform live at the American Legion Waterford Township Post 311, on Saturday, October 3rd, 6 PM. The trio performs annually for more than 500,000 troops and patriotic Americans and you may have seen them on the NBC Today Show, The Winner Is, Fox & Friends, Fox News, CNN, amongst many others. Rain date is Sunday, October 4th. To learn more, Click Here.
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Night of Family Fun & Classic Chicago Hits
Bring the Family Together for Music at Lindenwold Park
Please note schedule update below! There’s something special about hearing a favorite song and watching everyone around you sing along. On Friday, October 9th at 8 PM, families and neighbors are invited to Lindenwold Park for a free evening of live music with Chicago 9, a tribute to the legendary sounds of Chicago. From longtime fans who grew up with the band’s biggest hits to younger listeners discovering the music for themselves, the evening offers something everyone can enjoy. To kick off the evening, come early for the Lindenwold Classic Car Show at 6 PM! Catch up with neighbors, enjoy some time outdoors and let the music set the mood. To learn more, Click Here.
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Spotlight at the Scottish Rite Auditorium
Discover Music, Shows & World-Class Entertainment
The lights are up, the stage is set, and the magic of live entertainment is waiting for you at the Scottish Rite Auditorium! From chart-topping musicians and legendary performers to laugh-out-loud comedy, tribute acts, and captivating shows, there’s no shortage of excitement coming to one of Camden County’s most beloved venues. To explore the upcoming schedule and purchase tickets, Click Here.
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Save the Monarch Butterfly at Von Nieda Park
Continuing to Raise Awareness About the Monarch Butterfly
Commissioner Jonathan L. Young, Sr. joined the Certified Gardeners and residents on Tuesday, September 22nd for the second Save the Monarch Butterfly event hosted at Von Nieda Park. This amazing iteration of the incredibly popular Save the Monarch event, aimed at raising awareness and encouraging action to protect the monarch butterfly and its declining population. The event featured the release of more than 400 adult monarch butterflies, and attendees also had the opportunity to take home a milkweed plant of their own.
“Bringing the Save the Monarch event to Camden is another opportunity to connect residents with the important work happening throughout Camden County to protect these remarkable pollinators,” Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. said. “Monarchs face significant threats from habitat loss and climate change, but even small actions, like planting milkweed and creating spaces where monarchs can feed and reproduce, can make a meaningful difference.” To see photos, Click Here.
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CCPD Wraps Up Metro Fun Nights in Woodlynne
Family Fun & Community Connection
The Camden County Police Department wrapped up this year's Metro Fun Nights with an amazing evening of family fun at the Woodlynne Baseball Field. The community came out to enjoy a free event filled with activities for all ages, including petting zoo animals, pony rides, face painting, games, food, music and more! These events give families an opportunity to spend time with neighbors while getting to know the officers who serve their community. Metro Fun Nights bring law enforcement and residents together and strengthen the connections that make Camden County communities stronger. Keep an eye out for more events with the CCPD! To see photos, Click Here.
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Camden County Sheriff's Office Demonstrates Robot Dog Used in Critical Incidents
You Can Help Name the Robot Dog! See Details Below!
On Monday, September 21st, members of the Camden County Sheriff's Office joined Good Day Philadelphia to demonstrate their robot dog deployed in critical incidents. The robot dog has been part of the Sheriff's Office for about a year, helping authorities safely investigate "critical incidents" like hostage situations and barricades. To watch FOX29’s video, Click Here.
The robot is unarmed and mostly used for surveillance, allowing officers to use multiple cameras to get a safe look at a potentially dangerous situation in real time. Cameras are positioned on the top, sides, front, and a crane grip tool able to grab objects. The Camden County Sheriff's Office is now calling on kids to help pick a name for the robot dog with a contest! You may submit names for the robot by emailing Contest@SheriffCC.com.
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Community Comes Together for Unity Fun Day
Camden County Connections & First Responder Appreciation
The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office hosted its 5th Annual Unity Fun Day on Saturday, September 19th, bringing residents, families and community partners together at the Louis F. Cappelli, Sr. Bocce Court and Plaza at Cooper River Park. The annual event celebrates the strong connections between our community, first responder agencies, non-profits and local businesses. Throughout the day, families enjoyed food, entertainment and activities for children, while connecting with organizations and community partners offering valuable resources and services. Camden County takes pride in building relationships and creating positive connections between residents and the agencies that help keep our communities safe. To see photos, Click Here.
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XPoNential Music Festival Rocked Wiggins Park
Three Days of Incredible Music & Waterfront Fun
The Camden Waterfront came alive this past weekend as the XPoNential Music Festival, presented by Subaru, returned to the Roland Traynor River Stage at Wiggins Park from September 18th - 20th. Music lovers from across the region gathered for three days of unforgettable performances, waterfront views and the unmistakable energy of a live music festival. The fun extended beyond the music, with multiple stages, family-friendly activities, food vendors and local craft vendors adding to the festival excitment. To see photos, Click Here.
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Official Opening of OEO Bank Building in Camden
Ribbon Cutting with Commissioner Al Dyer
Commissioner Al Dyer joined the Camden County Council on Economic Opportunity, Inc. (Camden County OEO) to host a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the official grand opening of its Bank Building location at 1123 Broadway in Camden. “Camden County OEO is a valuable resource for residents throughout Camden County, and this new space will enable them to continue their mission,” said Commissioner Dyer. “The Board of Commissioners are thrilled to see their organization continue to grow and we’re excited for this new chapter.” The new location will house Camden County OEO’s Weatherization, Energy, Lead, and Finance departments, providing a dedicated space to support the agency’s continued delivery of programs and services to residents throughout Camden County. To see photos, Click Here.
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Over 100 Volunteers Join Habitat Rock the Block!
Block Party with Music, Food Trucks, Resource Fair, Activities & More
Last week, on Thursday, September 17th, the Commissioner Jonathan L. Young, Sr., Commissioner Colleen Bianco Bezich, and Commissioner Jennifer Cooley Fleisher joined more than 100 volunteers to celebrate the Habitat for Humanity Rock the Block event. The popular initiative brings the community together to perform minor repairs and beautification projects at homes in the area, followed by a block party featuring music, food trucks, a resource fair, children’s activities and more. “Everyone deserves do have a safe, stable place to call home, and Habitat for Humanity makes that a reality for so many families in our community, and throughout South Jersey,” said Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. “We’re proud to support their efforts in Camden City, and events like this are a great way to bring the community together, give back, and have fun.” To see photos, Click Here.
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Commissioners Join Hopeworks, Expanding Skilled Trades Workforce Initiative in Camden
Careers in Manufacturing, Construction, Water Utility, and Healthcare
On Thursday, September 17th, Commissioner Al Dyer joined Mayor Victor Carstarphen and local workforce leaders to celebrate the launch of Hopeworks’ expanded Skilled Trades Workforce Initiative. The event brought together employers, workforce leaders, local government, Hopeworks young adults, and major donors to discuss how the region can build the next generation of skilled workers. “Hopeworks has been a crucial partner in the professional development of young people throughout the city of Camden, and has helped connect young people with meaningful career opportunities while addressing the growing need for skilled workers across our region,” said Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. “By bringing together employers, workforce leaders, government, and the community, we can create stronger pathways for our young people to land good-paying careers, and help ensure that our workforce is prepared for the jobs of tomorrow.” To see photos, Click Here.
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Recycler Spotlight: Improving Water Quality for Generations to Come
The Recycler, Your Guide to a Greener Camden County
This year’s publication highlights the programs, projects and people helping protect our environment and make Camden County a better place to live, work and play. Inside, you’ll find everything the Board of Commissioners has been up to.
This week's highlight is centered around Improving Water Quality for Generations to Come. The Board of Commissioners recently unveiled a comprehensive plan for a $400 million investment designed to improve water quality throughout Camden County. These coordinated investments in wastewater infrastructure, stormwater management, habitat restoration, sediment remediation, and recreational improvements will make Cooper River and surrounding waterways throughout Camden County one of the cleanest and healthiest urban watersheds in the United States. Check out this year’s Recycler and discover the work happening to create a cleaner, greener future. To learn more, Click Here.
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Cooking Matters Series for Seniors
FREE 3-Week Cooking Matters Series for Camden County Residents
The Camden County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with the Food Bank of South Jersey, invites Camden County residents to take part in a FREE Cooking Matters series designed to make healthy cooking simple, practical and accessible. Participants will learn helpful cooking skills, explore nutritious recipes and gain tools they can bring home and use every day. The three-week program is limited to 35 participants, so registration is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Classes are held from 10 AM to 12:30 PM at Food Bank of South Jersey, 1300 John Tipton Boulevard, Pennsauken. Upcoming Dates: October 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th & November 5th, 12th. To learn more, Click Here.
Participants must select three of the six available dates when registering and commit to attending their three chosen sessions. Pre-registration is required, and participants must be Camden County residents.
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Camden County Energy Assistance Day
Get One-on-One Assistance Applying for Energy Support Programs
Need help with your energy bills? Camden County’s Energy Assistance Enrollment Day can help connect you with programs that may make energy costs more manageable. Join us Wednesday, October 7th, from 10 AM to 2 PM at Malandra Hall, 1200 S. Merrimac Road, Camden. Bring any required documents and receive help applying for available energy assistance and efficiency programs. For more information in English, Click Here. For more information in Spanish, Click Here.
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Swing by the Driving Range for Seasonal Hours
Fall / Winter Season Runs October 1st, 2026 - March 20th, 2027
The Camden County Driving Range at Cooper River Park is ready for another season of year-round practice and play. Beginning October 1st, 2026 through March 20, 2027, golfers can sharpen their swing, work on their short game and enjoy time on the range throughout the fall and winter. The state-of-the-art facility features a lighted, 60-station, double-decker driving range, along with a top-quality short game area complete with a putting green and sand trap. To learn more, Click Here.
- Monday to Friday: 10 AM - 7 PM
(Last bucket: 6 PM)
- Saturday & Sunday: 10 AM - 5 PM
(Last bucket: 4 PM)
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Hands-On Learning Starts with 4-H Clubs
Free & Open for Grades K-13
Create life-long memories while gaining valuable life skills at Camden County's 4-H Clubs! We empower youth to build confidence, leadership, and real-world life skills through hands-on, experiential learning. With engaging projects, interactive activities, and supportive mentors, there’s something for every interest. Clubs are held at the Office of Sustainability, 508 Lakeland Road, Blackwood. Volunteers are always welcome! To learn more, Click Here.
Critter Keepers - Monday, Sept. 28th @ 7 PM
STEM - Thursday, Oct. 15th @ 6:30 PM
NEW! Animal Adventures - Sunday, Oct. 18th @ 10 AM
Teen Council - Thursday, Oct. 22nd @ 7 PM
Global Kids - Tuesday, Oct. 27th @ 6:30 PM
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Adventure is Waiting at Your Local Library
Getting a Library Card is Free and Easy!
The Camden County Library offers extensive print and digital collections, meeting spaces, technology instruction, databases, museum passes, and even a bakeware collection. Providing programs for all ages, such as story times, book clubs, computer classes, and crafts, along with disability assistance materials. The library also supports the community through a full-time social worker, Literacy Volunteers of Camden County, and one‑on‑one help by appointment. To learn more, Click Here.
Upcoming Events:
Knit & Crochet Social Circle - Friday, September 25th @ 10 AM | Voorhees
Yoga for Adults - Saturday, September 26th @10:30 AM | South County
Pajama Story Time - Saturday, September 26th @ 10:30 AM | Haddon Twp
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NJFA Programs at Camden County College
Registration is Ending Soon! See Details Below!
Your next chapter starts here! Camden County College is now offering New Jersey Film Academy (NJFA) programs designed to prepare students for entry-level careers in the film, television, and digital media industries. Programs are scheduled to begin in October 2026. Students begin with foundational course, Script to Screen: Introduction to the Entertainment Industry, which explores the complete production process from development to distribution. Students will also learn to build a career in film and television by understanding industry standards and best practices. To learn about programs, upcoming sessions, and enrollment, Click Here.
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Start a Rewarding Career in Public Service - Camden County is Hiring!
Great Pay, Outstanding Benefits, and Opportunities to Grow
The Camden County Police and Corrections Departments are actively recruiting dedicated individuals ready to serve their community and build a successful future. Start your career now and gain valuable experience by becoming part of a team that's set on making a difference. To learn more, Click Here. For resources and support, Click Here.
- Police Department, Click Here.
- CCPD Salary: est. $50k – $115k
- CCPD Post-Training Salary: $57,540
- SLEO I: $17/hr (20 hrs/wk)
- SLEO II: $18-$30/hr (20-40 hrs/wk)
- Corrections Department, Click Here.
- 911 Operator, Send Resume to employment@camdencodps.org.
Additional Hiring: Social Security Admin | Frito Lay | Forklift Training | Construction Apprenticeship | Additional Jobs in Camden County
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Pet Adoption Spotlight: Riviera & Unique
Animal Orphanage in Voorhees
Riviera [on the left] is a beautiful chocolate Lab mix with a happy smile and a gentle, easygoing personality. This mature lady came to us as a stray and, sadly, no one ever came to reclaim her. Riviera isn't asking for grand adventures. She's happy with a leisurely stroll here and there, plenty of time to relax, and people to keep her company. She'd be especially happy with a retired couple or someone looking for a laid-back companion to share their days with. Riviera has not been socialized with other dogs and would do best as a one and only, and older children would likely be the best fit. Come meet Riviera!
Meet Unique [on the right] a beautiful blue beauty who is ready to leave the shelter behind and find a place to call home. Unique is a 6-year-old house dog who is finding shelter life a little overwhelming. She is a calmer girl who is gentle, sweet, and a bit timid, so she would love a quiet home where she can settle in and get comfortable at her own pace. She deserves the chance to leave the shelter and enjoy the peaceful home life she knows. To learn more, Click Here.
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The Camden County Board of Commissioners wants to keep you up-to-date on all county services, innovative programs, and special events taking place in Camden County. We hope you will find information and something of interest for all members of your family. To sign up for updates, register at CamdenCounty.com.
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