Water conservation programs in Hackettstown, New Jersey

Welcome to the Hackettstown Municipal Utilities Authority (HMUA). Conveniently located at 424 Hurley Drive, Hackettstown, New Jersey, our local government office is dedicated to providing essential utility services to the residents and businesses of Hackettstown and its surrounding areas. At HMUA, we pride ourselves on ensuring the efficient and reliable delivery of water and wastewater management services. Our commitment to sustainability and community well-being drives us to adopt innovative practices and maintain the highest standards of service. Whether you’re a resident with inquiries about your utility services or a business seeking support, our team of knowledgeable and friendly professionals is here to assist you. Visit our office or explore our website to learn more about our services, community initiatives, and how we strive to enhance the quality of life in Hackettstown.

Welcome to Florence W. Kuipers Memorial Park, a premier destination along the historic Morris Canal Greenway, located at 102 Harvey Street, Hackettstown, New Jersey. This scenic park honors the legacy of Florence Kuipers (1942-1999), a passionate advocate for the Morris Canal and a dedicated member of the Warren County Morris Canal Committee and Board of Recreation Commissioners. Florence was instrumental in promoting the vision of a greenway across Warren County, providing the public with the opportunity to explore the canal towpath as a trail. Visitors to Florence Kuipers Memorial Park can enjoy over a mile of the Morris Canal prism and towpath, nestled between the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife’s Rockport Wildlife Management Area. As you enter from Harvey Street, discover the remnants of a historic canal store, accompanied by an informative interpretive sign, near the memorial dedicated to Florence Kuipers. For those seeking adventure, the Rockport Wildlife Management Area Trail loop offers a climb up Pohatcong Mountain, rewarding hikers with breathtaking views.