Mon – Fri: 8:30 – 4:00

(609) 883-2900 
2 Jake Garzio Drive
Ewing, NJ 08628

Mon – Fri: 8:30 – 4:00

(609) 883-2900 
2 Jake Garzio Drive
Ewing, NJ 08628

Tax Collector

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Ewing Township is pleased to host an information session on the Stay NJ property tax relief program on April 25 beginning 10 a.m.  at the Ewing Township Municipal Building, 2 Jake Garzio Drive, Ewing....
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Tax/Sewer Due Dates

1 May
Tax Payments are due
Date 05.01.2025
1 Aug
Tax Payments are due
08.01.2025
1 Oct
Sewer Payment Due
10.01.2025
3 Nov
Tax Payments are due
11.03.2025

Tax Collector Department Information

The Tax Department is responsible for the billing, collection, reporting, and enforcement of taxes within the Township of Ewing.  In addition, the Tax Department also bills, collects, and reports sewer user fees for the properties connected to the public sewer.

As a statuary officer of the State of New Jersey, the Tax Collector is obligated to follow all the State Statutes regarding property tax collection including billing, due dates, interest on delinquent tax payments and tax sale procedures. 

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Use Edmunds GovTech to lookup and pay your tax and sewer bills.  Pay your delinquent and/or current charges (taxes and/or sewer) for the SAME YEAR only.  You cannot use this service to pay off any PRIOR YEAR or lien.  

Convenience Fees

  • Credit/debit cards -  2.95% of the transaction.
  • Checking account withdrawal - $1.95 per transaction.

Convenience fees are retained by the service provider and are not paid to, or shared with, Ewing Township.
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Hours & Contact

Abelardo Conesa, CTC
Tax Collector

Brittany Hughes
Assistant Tax Collector

Sandy Leming
Senior Account Clerk

Julia D'Amico
Clerk

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Mailing Address
Tax Office
Township of Ewing
2 Jake Garzio Drive
Ewing, NJ 08628

Office Hours
M-F: 8:30am – 4:00pm

Tax Drop Off Mailbox

There is a Drop Off Mail Box for tax/sewer payments located at the back door of the Municipal Building. Use the second parking lot to access this mailbox.

Frequently Asked Questions
Tax bills are mailed in July with four quarterly tax amounts. Taxes are due on the first day of February, May, August and November.
NJ Property Tax Relief Programs

Senior/Social Security Disability Recipient (Homeowners, Renters, and Mobile Home Owners)

New in 2025 — A Single Combined Application

The State of New Jersey has made it easier for seniors and those receiving Social Security Disability in New Jersey to apply for Property Tax Relief with a new, simplified process. The goal is to make the filing experience more straightforward and efficient. They have a single combined application for the Property Tax Reimbursement), ANCHOR, and Stay NJ programs for residents 65 and over, or those collecting Social Security Disability Benefits. They will determine your eligibility for you and send a letter with the specific benefits you qualify for.

Learn More about how Stay NJ Property Tax Relief Benefits are calculated.

Filing Information:

Print forms | File Online

Filing Deadline:The deadline to file is October 31, 2025.

Stay NJ Property Tax Relief Program
Winter Termination Program

Learn more from the Department of Community Affairs

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Call for possible assistance with your utilities

If you are having trouble paying your residential electric, sewer and water service bills this winter, the NJ Department of Community Affairs has a program to protect you from having these utilities turned off from November 15 through March 15.

Who is Eligible?

You qualify for protection during this period if you are being helped by one of the programs listed below:

  • Federal Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
  • Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
  • Federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
  • Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled (PAAD)
  • General Assistance (GA) benefits
  • Universal Service Fund (USF)
  • Low-income Household Water Assistance Program
  • Lifeline Credit Program

OR

You are unable to pay your utility bills because of circumstances beyond your control such as unemployment, illness, medically related expenses, recent death of an immediate family member, and any other circumstances, which might cause financial hardship.

What do you have to do?
  1. If you qualify for protection from shut-off during this period, you should contact your utility company to advise the company that you are eligible for coverage under the State’s Winter Termination Program. You should also pay as much as you can on your bill(s) during the winter.
  2. Customers also have the option to complete the following Self-Certification form and provide this form to their utility company as a way of notifying the company of their eligibility for protection. When using the Self-Certification form it is recommended that a copy of the form be retained for one’s personal records.

Please be advised that this debt does not go away, all of the money that you owe must be repaid after March 15, 2025 or your services may be disconnected.

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