Hackettstown, Administrative division in Warren County, New Jersey, US.
Hackettstown is a town in Warren County, New Jersey, situated along the Musconetcong River and framed by Upper Pohatcong Mountain. The community encompasses several historical settlements and provides administrative services ranging from animal control to zoning for its residents.
The town received its incorporation status in 1853 and was named after Samuel Hackett, an early settler who established himself in the region. This founding marked the beginning of an established community that grew over the following decades.
Mars Wrigley Confectionery shapes the local economy and community identity through candy production that has long rooted itself in daily life. The town embraces this connection publicly through celebrations like the New Year's Eve M&M's Drop, a tradition that draws people together.
Town administrative offices are located on West Stiger Street and handle various services for residents and visitors. The local transit network connects the area to larger metropolitan centers in New Jersey and New York through regional rail service.
The town serves as the western terminus of the NJ Transit Morristown Line, making it a key transit hub for the region. This position makes it a gateway for commuters traveling between rural areas and larger urban centers.
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