
Located behind our Department of Public Works garage at 33 Linden Ave., we are excited to welcome the officials who worked collaboratively with our Borough to help fund this exciting new project for our town.
Mayor Wolk served the Borough of Mt. Ephraim for four decades, leaving a lasting impact on our great community. It is only appropriate that the room where the Borough conducts its business will now forever bear the name of the Mayor Joe Wolk Civic Chambers.





Reminder! There is a Borough meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m.
In addition to routine business, we will be dedicating the courtroom in honor of the late former Mayor Joseph Wolk.
The full agenda for tonight's meeting can be found at http://www.mountephraim-nj.com
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The practice is reported to:
- Boost sleep quality
- Improve balance and prevent falls
- Strengthen core and major muscle groups
- Reduce stress and anxiety
- Enhance cognitive function
- Relieve pain and more
Frank has studied Tai Chi since 2013 and meditation techniques for more than three decades. He is very proficient in Yang 24, Tai Chi for arthritis and fall prevention, Shibashi and the Eight Pieces of Brocade. All are a great way to kick off your week and jump-start your day. Come see what Frank can do for you.

An educational series for seniors and family members caring for aging parents and loved ones, brought to us by the Camden County Board of Commissioners, will be hosted at our Senior Community Center on designated Mondays starting October 5th.
The series offers one-hour workshops that start at noon and covers various topics designed to promote health, prevent disease, and support independence. See flyer for more details.




We would also like to remind all residents to use extra caution when driving throughout town, as students will be commuting to and from school.
Hello Autumn. We are hosting a Harvest Moon Bash for our seniors. It's sure to be a good time that you won't want to miss. Seats are limited and a confirmed reservation is required to attend. See flyer for details.

We're excited to announce that work is set to begin tomorrow, Wednesday, August 26, on the new Pickleball Court & Pocket Park at the Linden Avenue Recreation Complex!
Located at 33 Linden Avenue, behind the James Sylvester Public Works Facility, this project will bring new recreational opportunities and an additional community gathering space to our Borough.
This project is being made possible through State and County grant funding, helping us make these exciting improvements to our community!
The contractor is expected to work on the project for approximately four weeks, weather permitting. Residents may notice construction activity in the area during this time.
We're excited to see this project get underway and look forward to seeing residents enjoying the new pickleball court and pocket park!
Stay tuned for updates as construction progresses!


Please see short recap of the August Commission Meeting. Once the full minutes are approved at our next meeting, they will be available on our website at: www.mountephraim-nj.com
The Mount Ephraim Fire Department is a 100% volunteer organization. We do not have career or stipend firefighters staffed at the fire station waiting to answer emergency calls.
If you have a fire, smell smoke, smell gas, or any other emergency, ALWAYS CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY.
Please DO NOT call the firehouse at (856) 931-6532 to report an emergency. That number is not monitored as an emergency dispatch line, and calling it could result in a dangerous delay in getting emergency services.
When you call 911, Camden County Communications immediately dispatches the appropriate emergency responders, ensuring the fastest possible response.
Seconds matter during an emergency. A delay in reporting a fire or other life-threatening incident can have serious consequences.
📞 Emergency: Call 911
☎️ Firehouse Business Line: (856) 931-6532 (Non-emergency business matters only)
Please help us spread this important message by sharing this post with your family, friends, and neighbors. Your quick call to 911 could save lives.
Matt Frankowski
Chief of Department
Mount Ephraim Fire Department
Pride • Dedication • Commitment

Please see the below updates and guidance from Camden County regarding the poor air quality due to the Canadian wildfires.