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Borough of Fanwood

Convenient Phone Numbers:
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Services & Government
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(908) 322-8236 |
| Police |
(908) 322-5000 or 911 |
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(908) 322-7020 or 911 |
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| Rescue Squad |
(908) 322-9000 or 911 |
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(908) 322-5244 |
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| (908) 232-6161 | |
| Fanwood Memorial Library |
(908) 322-6400
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| Post Office | 275 South Ave Fanwood, NJ 07023-9998 |
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Rec. services shared w/Scotch Plains
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(908)
789-7080
(908) 322-6700 ext. 1-224 |
| Children's Specialized Hospital | |
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Services & Government
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Toll Free Information (877)
424-1234 County Switchboard (908) 527-4000 |
Services:
| Garbage Collection | Private, curbside 2x per week | |
| Recycling | ||
| Rescue Squad | Volunteer | |
| Transportation | ||
| Bus | NJ Transit
Fanwood to NYC Port Authority Bus Schedule
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| Train | NJ Transit Raritan Valley Line, Fanwood Station | |
Schools:
The school district is the Scotch Plains Fanwood School District which is a combined
system that has all its schools located in Scotch Plains.
Which schools will my child attend?
Elementary
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Westfield Road Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 889-2148 |
Kevin Road Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 757-7555 |
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Evergreen Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 889-5331 |
Roosevelt Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 233-7950 |
Willow Avenue
Scotch Plains, New Jersey
(908) 322-7731
Intermediate Schools
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Terrill Road Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 322-5215 |
Park Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey (908) 322-4445 |
High School
Scotch Plains/Fanwood High School
Westfield Road
Scotch Plains, New Jersey
(908) 889-8600
Dr. David Heisey, Principal
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Points of Interest: Carriage House Cultural Arts Center Bird Sanctuary Fanwood Community House
A little touch of History: The borough of Fanwood is 20 miles southwest of New York City. In the 18th century it was officially part of the West fields of Elizabethtown, but the area was known as "Scotsplain" for numerous early settlers of Scottish Origin. When the central New Jersey Railroad came through the area in 1874 and a station was established in town, residential development was stimulated. The New Jersey Land Improvement Company was a subsidiary of Central New Jersey Railroad, and they built several houses and sold or rented them. In 1877, Fanwood became large enough to beak away from Westfield, and it included the area known as Scotch Plains. Fanwood has never had any industry or commercial areas, and even now the town center boasts an intimate variety of stores. The borough was incorporated in 1895 with 350 residents, surrounded on three sides by Scotch Plains. Its picture perfect Victorian Gothic railroad station has been preserved and is used as a community center. The spirit and vitality of a small "village" is reflected by the number of civic activities, social and school organizations, spirit of volunteerism and well-maintained streets and neighborhoods.
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