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FREEDOM BARKS
DOG PARK

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The volunteers of Freedom Barks, Inc. are happy to announce the bridge on Roxy Trail has been rebuilt!
A huge thank you goes to the following volunteers who worked together over the course of 5 hours to complete this improvement to Freedom Barks Dog Park: Brian from Repair & Replace, LLC, Jim, Rob, Mark, Andy, and Trevor.



We also want to recognize and thank Brian from Repair & Replace, LLC for leading this project and cutting the deck boards to size ahead of time. Another thank you goes to the Public Works Department for supplying us with a dumpster to dispose of the old lumber.
This volunteer project was fully funded by contributions made to Freedom Barks, Inc. and proudly built by volunteers. We would like to give a shout out to everyone who has donated, purchased merchandise, and attended events. Your support allows Freedom Barks, Inc. to afford these improvements for park patrons to enjoy for years to come.
The volunteers of Freedom Barks, Inc. take great pride in assisting Medford Township with maintaining a vibrant atmosphere for our community to enjoy at Freedom Barks Dog Park.
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Prior to visiting, please click HERE to read Medford Township’s General Guidelines and Rules on the use of Freedom Barks Dog Park (including the fenced-in dog runs).
***Following the rules is imperative so that
Freedom Barks Dog Park can continue to be an off-leash area
and to ensure the safety of all our park pups.***
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In addition, per Chapter 66 of Medford’s Administrative Code (Dogs), dogs may be banned for repeated aggressive behaviors, and summons may be issued for more serious &/or repeated violations, with penalties as prescribed under NJ State Statutes.
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All incidents should be reported to the Medford Police at 609-267-8300 or via their confidential tip line at 609-714-0302.