“Glassboro's new initiative, Golden Tuesday, aims to encourage seniors to explore Glassboro. By offering free parking in our downtown and exclusive discounts, older residents can enjoy a worry-free parking experience while saving money.” said Councilman George Cossabone, “We want to make sure Glassboro seniors feel welcome and have the chance to explore everything Glassboro has to offer.”

"This event embodies the collective spirit of our Borough and unites residents for a day of free entertainment and education, enhancing the sense of camaraderie that defines Glassboro as a thriving community," stated Councilman George Cossabone

"Paws for a Cause represents our collective commitment to fostering safer, and stronger Glassboro, where everyone can feel secure and supported.” said retired Glassboro Police Lieutenant and Councilman Tim Brown.

Registration is online only. Included in your purchase is a complementary event tee shirt. Registration closes at 300 vehicles or on August 18th. For more information contact info@glassboro.org.

“Achieving such a remarkable feat demands exceptional strength, endurance, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to success. Casey’s ability to dream ambitiously and transform what may appear impossible into reality is truly inspiring to all residents of the Borough of Glassboro,” said Mayor John E. Wallace III

“The 177th Fighter Wing is again honored to be able to provide a military flyover for the Glassboro Memorial Day Parade and several other NJ Memorial Day events,” said U.S. Air Force Col. Benjamin W. Robbins, 177th Fighter Wing commander. “I have had the privilege of flying in the Glassboro event in recent years and from the air I could see the pride, the patriotism, and excitement of your community. On this Memorial Day, we remain connected by our shared reverence for the sacrifices of those who have gone before us. Today is significant, because it marks the day we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.” 

"It is an incredible honor to recognize John J. Tedeschi, Sr. as this year’s Grand Marshal. His unwavering courage, dedication, and service during the Vietnam War exemplify the true spirit of patriotism. The medals and commendations he has earned are a testament to his commitment to protecting our nation, and today, we celebrate and thank him for his sacrifices. John’s story reminds us all of the deep gratitude we owe to our veterans, and I am proud to have him lead this year’s parade.", said Councilwoman and Parade Committee Co-Chair, Daniele Brida Spence.

"We are honored to host the Memorial Day Parade in partnership with our veterans, active-duty personnel, and community organizations," Mayor John E. Wallace III said. "This parade serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women and allows us to come together as a community to honor their memory."

“This is more than just a yard sale – it’s a Borough wide celebration of sustainability and community spirit,” said Councilman Andrew Halter. “We’re excited by the strong response from community members and look forward to seeing them come together to support reuse and shop locally.”

The Main Street Acquisition Support Grant will reimburse qualified small business applicants up to $50,000 of closing costs incurred after they have purchased an existing New Jersey commercial property from which their small business will operate.

"This new project in our downtown is weaving together Glassboro’s rich past with an exciting future. It’s not just the physical structures—it represents progress, creativity, and a shared vision for a thriving, interconnected community. With new opportunities sprouting across education, commerce, and recreation, Glassboro is poised to become a hub where innovation meets tradition, and where ambitions take root and grow.”  says Councilwoman Daniele Brida Spence.

On or around March 3, 2025, the Glassboro Water Department will begin the replacement of the sewer main on Academy St. The construction area will span from High St to Grillo.

Join the Borough of Glassboro in celebrating the diverse flavors and talents of our local chefs, showcasing the finest culinary offerings our town has to offer. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant food scene that Glassboro boasts.

The Borough of Glassboro’s Restaurant Week is an exciting culinary event that allows local restaurants to showcase their best dishes through a three-course prix fixe dinner/lunch menu, a special for the week, or a discount.

"As the holiday season approaches, we're thrilled to announce Light Up Glassboro, our inaugural holiday light decorating contest,” said Borough Mayor John E. Wallace III. “This heartwarming contest not only illuminates our neighborhoods but also highlights the spirit of togetherness and community pride."

The Glassboro Police Department is excited to announce their upcoming annual Paws for the Cause event, taking place on Wednesday, October 2nd from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. This event is free and open to the public, with a focus on fostering police-community partnerships and creating safer, more compassionate neighborhoods.

Glassboro Police Department new Chief of Police, Ryan Knight, was ceremoniously sworn in. In addition to welcoming Chief Knight, several promotions were announced: William McCain to Deputy Chief, Mindy Knight to Captain, Joshua Adieyefeh to Lieutenant, and Nick Whelan to Corporal.