Clinton Township Environmental Commission

Mission:  The Clinton Township Environmental Commission seeks to protect and improve the quality of our land, water, air, flora and fauna by advising Clinton Township on actions and policies of sustainability and environmental protection. Through education and outreach, the Commission seeks to inspire our community to incorporate environmentally responsible practices in their daily lives.”

The Clinton Township Environmental Commission (CTEC) was formed in 1980 and has six members. It works to advise the Planning Board, Board of Adjustment and Township Council on site plan application review, ordinance development and pertinent environmental issues. CTEC is a participating member of the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions and works closely with the South Branch and Upper Raritan Watershed Associations on watershed protection projects, stream sampling and stream clean-ups. CTEC has an updated Natural Resources Inventory (NRI) with a digital Geographic Information Systems mapping system. This computerized living tool is continuously updated to provide Township officials with the ability to make educated and informed decisions about environmental resource protection.

To view a copy of the most recent Clinton Township Natural Resource Inventory, please click for Part 1 or Part 2.

Click here for information concerning single use plastics.

The Clinton Township Environmental Commission meets at 7:30 pm on the first Thursday of the month in the 1st floor conference room at the Public Safety Building, 1370 Route 31 North

To email the Environmental Commission - Click here

WebEx link for our monthly meetings. - Click here

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