The city of Oakwood is collecting storm debris with two crews starting Monday, September 30.  Crew 1 is working from north to south on the west side of Far Hills.  Crew 2 is working from south to north on the east side of Far Hills.

Residential brush drop-off is available 24/7 at the Recycling and Yard Waste Drop-Off facility located at the front entrance to the J. David Foell Public Works Center, 210 Shafor Boulevard.

Click HERE for the Storm Debris Map.

Cook Park

Cook Park View

Cook Park is the newest “pocket park.” named for former Oakwood Mayor Judy Cook.  Cook Park is situated on land first deeded to the city in 1912 by the estate of Adam Schantz, Sr. Schantz, a German immigrant, who founded the Schantz Park neighborhood of Oakwood, stipulated that the land “be used forever for public park purposes, and nothing else” and “no building shall ever be erected thereon.”

Cook Park is located at the northeast corner of Schenck Avenue and Oakwood Avenue.

Cook Park BenchCook Park Community Pic

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