About the Association

The Woodland Civic Association was founded in 1968 to connect residents to local government and make improvements to our communities.

We continue to strive to connect neighbors to improve cleanliness, safety, and inclusive of our neighborhoods.

Board of Governors

The Woodland Civic Association’s Board of Governors meets on a monthly basis and is comprised of residents who are knowledgeable, involved, and engaged in town events and issues.

  • President: Patrick O’Brien

  • Vice President: Nicholas Reed

  • Treasurer: Noah Mears

  • Recording Secretary: Alexis Kurzeja

  • Corresponding Secretary: Jaime McClennen

Community Improvements

  • Olive Street repaving scheduled for summer 2025

  • Actively communicating with the Township regarding abandoned properties and commercial property maintenance throughout our communities

  • Kenilworth Road repaving completed in 2023

  • Worked with the Township to create the Kenilworth Trail and Park Connector in 2017

  • Donated property located at 524 Beechwood Ave to the Township for a future fire department

  • Regular trash clean up at the Kenilworth Park

Community Happenings

700 Olive St- Now Approved for a 2nd story addition.

  • 726 Northwood Ave

    Zoning approved the Plans and the new homes will be built.

  • ShopRite Parking Lot Security
    We received a response from ShopRite regarding our concerns with the volume of their parking lot security system. The store manager contacted me on Friday, 12/6, and confirmed that they will be removing the parking lot security system. The removal is being handled by a third-party company, and they are currently awaiting pickup.

  • Trash & Recycling Station at Baseball Diamond
    The township has approved the installation of an additional trash and recycling station at the baseball diamond. This is great news for keeping our park area cleaner and more accessible to the community.

  • Removal of Wooden Piers & Rusty Chain by the Park
    Plans are in place to remove the wooden piers and the rusty chain near the park in the spring. I am working closely with Richard, the property owner, to coordinate the removal.

  • Improvements at 700 Olive Street
    The planned improvements at 700 Olive Street are set to begin in January. In the meantime, the property owner will be boarding up the broken windows to maintain safety and security.

726 Northwood Ave, Cherry Hill, NJ