Calling Madison Community Leaders To Post On Patch

NORTH JERSEY - Reliable local news is in short supply these days and Patch is always looking for new ways to get information out to readers. You can be part of the solution.

When you share your own local knowledge and experience on Patch, you help unite your community by keeping your neighbors informed. Maybe you are a local official who wants to get their message out immediately, or a club member trying to raise awareness or membership of their group. Or possibly just someone who wants to share some good news and interesting fact or just ask a question of your community. All of this can be done, while you share your unique insights for the benefit of all, while posting on Patch.

Post a local update

Once you've started posting, apply here to become a verified Community Contributor. (Or if you know someone else who always seems to know what's going on around town, please forward this email to them, so they can apply.)

You may know more about your community than you think! Do any of these sound like you?

✓ You belong to your building's tenant association or a neighborhood group
✓ You know about services offered by your local church, food bank, etc.
✓ You often attend local council or school district meetings
✓ You're a connoisseur of local museums, restaurants, street art, hiking trails, etc.
✓ You take long walks or drives around your neighborhood and sometimes catch stuff on camera

If so, consider sharing your local know-how in the Neighbor Posts section of Patch. You can be a vital source of information for your community.

Please review our Community Guidelines and see the Patch Posting Instructions for more information about what to post where.

Need inspiration? Here are some posting ideas to get you started.

Patch has dedicated itself to providing the best news and information on our platform that we possibly can. And we are hoping you will help us with this next evolution by making a contribution of your time, knowledge, experience and passion so that each site becomes a real reflection of the community it serves.