The township of Mount Olive was formed by the New Jersey Legislature in 1871. The two major roads that pass through the township are US Route 46, which runs through the center of town, and US Route 206, also known as the Netcong Bypass, which is in the east and northeastern part of the township. The unincorporated communities of Budd Lake and Flanders are located within the township.
Recommended Resources
Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a non-profit organization made up of businesses and professionals, which provides its members with opportunities to develop and promote their businesses and the economic interests of the community. The benefits of membership and a member directory are posted.
http://www.mtolivechambernj.com/
Located in the community of Budd Lake, New Jersey, the non-profit childcare center offers accredited programs for children six weeks to fourteen years of age. Its services, programs and resources are outlined, along with its fee schedule. Payments can be made through the site.
http://www.mtolivechildcare.org/
Mount Olive Counseling & Clinic
MTOCC is a licensed facility offering outpatient substance abuse treatment and treatment for adolescents, adults and families. Its programs, products and other services are outlined, and its board of directors and staff are identified. Employment opportunities are published to the site.
http://www.mtocg.com/
Mount Olive Junior Marauder Cheerleading Association
The organization provides the youth of Mount Olive Township with a supervised cheerleading program. Its summer practice and cheer season schedules, squads, and forms are highlighted, with contact data.
http://www.mojmca.com/
Serving Mount Olive Township, including Budd Lake and Flanders, as well as neighboring areas in Morris County, New Jersey, the organization is a member of Kiwanis International. Its membership policies, a member directory, and club affiliations are noted.
http://www.mtolivekiwanis.org/
The MOPD provides law enforcement services for the township in northwestern New Jersey, covering a thirty-two square mile area that includes Budd Lake. Officer profile, its fleet, patrol, and investigations teams are highlighted, along with its communications and records departments.
http://www.mopd.org/
Situated in the community of Flanders, New Jersey, the library offers a variety of media, technology, programs, and consulting services to Mount Olive Township. Its catalog of resources and databases may be accessed online, along with its location, hours, and calendar of events.
http://www.mopl.org/
The public school system for Mount Olive, New Jersey operates a variety of campuses, including Mount Olive High School, Mount Olive Middle School, Chester M. Stephens Elementary School, Mountain View School, Sandshore School, and Tinc Road School, each of which are highlighted, with school schedules and contacts.
http://www.mtoliveboe.org/
Offering recreational and travel soccer programs, the club’s rules and policies, instructional programs, and travel program guidelines are presented, along with its registration procedures, schedules, and fields.
http://www.mountolivesoccer.com/
The official township website introduces its mayor and council, offers a town directory, calendar of events and notices, meetings and agendas. Service and repair requests can be made through the site, and budgets, reports, and other official documents are available.
http://www.mountolivetownship.com/
The New Jersey Lodge 122, of the Fraternal Order of Police, is made up of members of the Mount Olive Police Department, headquartered in Budd Lake. A monthly meeting schedule, calendar of events, and contacts are put forward.
http://www.njfop122.org/
