South Brunswick, in Middlesex County, New Jersey, was formed as early as 1778 or before, and was formerly incorporated as one of the state’s initial group of townships in 1798. South Brunswick was originally known as Cross Roads, where James Whitlock built a tavern on Georges Road around 1750, and later became known as Dayton. Unincorporated communities within the township include Dayton, Deans, Heathcote, Kendall Park, Kingston, and Monmouth Junction.
Recommended Resources
Mare Seafood Restaurant & Caterers
Directions, hours of operation, lunch and dinner menus, nightly specials, and take-out menus are published for the South Brunswick, New Jersey restaurant. Its catering and banquet services are also featured.
http://www.mareseafoodrestaurant.com/
The South Brunswick, New Jersey police athletic league program for youth includes football, flag football, cheer, basketball, wrestling, and lacrosse.
http://www.sbpalsports.org/
South Brunswick Police Department
The SBPD provides police services to the township of South Brunswick, New Jersey. Its organizational structure, divisions, and programs are outlined, and contact information is included.
http://www.sbpdnj.org/
South Brunswick Public Library
The location, hours of operation, program calendar, policies, and strategic plan of the library facility is published, and a variety of online resources are available for cardholders.
http://www.sbpl.info/
South Brunswick School District
Providing a PK-12th grade education for students in the township of South Brunswick, New Jersey, the public school system operates a variety of school campuses, which are highlighted here, along with district policies, parent and student information, and announcements.
http://www.sbschools.org/
South Brunswick School of Music
The philosophy and teachers of the music school in South Brunswick, New Jersey are introduced, and a schedule of courses is published.
http://www.sbschoolofmusic.com/
The function of the SBSC is to provide soccer programs at both the recreational and competitive levels for South Brunswick, New Jersey youth from kindergarten through high school. Field directions, conditions and layouts, schedules, guidelines, and registration data are included.
http://www.sbsoccer.org/
A history and guide to the New Jersey community is presented on the official municipal website. Other resources include a municipal directory, council meeting agendas and minutes, area maps, and online payments and police report requests.
http://www.sbtnj.net/
