The Dennis Township Environmental Commission DTEC represents the public and its long-term interests as local environmental advocates. Commission Members work towards these goals by: advising the township council and the planning and zoning boards about environmental impacts of proposals for development; advocating for open-space preservation; keeping residents informed on environmental matters and ways to help protect the environment; promoting environmental education; and working with neighboring commissions and other organizations to meet these goals. The ANJEC website has a good explanation of the role of Environmental Commissions in New Jersey

Full and alternate members are appointed by the mayor. Full members are appointed for a term of three years and alternates for a term of two years, on staggered terms so that the terms of a portion of the members expire annually. Provisions are also made to have associate members who have expertice in in a special area but may not be residents.

The Dennis Township Environmental Commission will hold its monthly meetings in the Community Room unless noticed elsewhere of the Municipal Building located at 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ as follows:

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