West Windsor Township

Founded in 1797 by Dutch settlers, West Windsor Township is a full service, diverse community. Blue Ribbon schools, residential offerings for all ages, and preserved open space are balanced with commercial and retail development. Situated along the Route 1 corridor, West Windsor boasts the third busiest railroad station in New Jersey servicing New York City and Philadelphia. Major companies are headquartered in West Windsor utilizing modern office complexes such as the award winning Carnegie Center. A variety of hotels and restaurants serve both businesses and residents. The Township offers countless recreational activities including four public golf courses, a swimming complex, indoor and outdoor tennis, boating, a senior center with recreational and educational programs, and organized sports for children. There are numerous parks throughout West Windsor including Mercer County Park, home to the Olympic rowing team.

Mayor: Shing-Fu Hsueh

District: 12th Congressional District - 14th Legislative District

Type of Government: Mayor and Council

Population: 27,000 Square Miles: 27

Housing Cost Range: $250,000 to $1,200,000+

Property Tax Rate: 2.102 for 2008

School District: West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District 609 716-5000

Public Schools: Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle, High School, College

Private Schools: Pre-School

Public Library: Mercer County Library, West Windsor Branch 609-799-0462

Cable: Comcast 609-655-1300 - Verizon 888-553-1555

Gas/Electric: PSE&G 800-436-7734; Jersey Central Power & Light 1-800-545-7741

Refuse Removal: Central Jersey Waste and Recycling Inc. 609-771-8005

Water: American Water Company 800-272-1325

Princeton Junction Train Station

WaterWorks Facility in West Windsor

GM Monument in West Windsor