Meetings are held via the ZOOM platform. Links to join the meeting(s) will be available on the Borough Calendar for the dates listed below.
2026 Meeting Dates are as follows:
- March 16
- April 20
- May 18
- June 22
- September 21
The Haddon Heights Alliance to Prevent Substance Use Disorder (HHAPSUD) is the Borough’s representative organization for the Municipal Alliance Program. The Alliance to Prevent Substance Use Disorder Program, which is a network of community-based prevention programs, was established and is maintained by the Governor's Council on Substance Abuse Disorder (GCSAD). The GCSAD was created to coordinate statewide services involving alcoholism and drug abuse. It also is the funding source for the HHAPSUD Program. The Camden County Alliance to Prevent Substance Use Disorder is the County organization responsible for overseeing each individual municipal alliance. The HHAPSUD determines how funding is distributed throughout our municipality. In addition, the HHAPSUD raises money (cash-match funds as well as in-kind funds) as required by the GCSAD guidelines. The HHAPSUD is comprised of community members to include residents, police officers, council members, and school representatives.
Programs sponsored by the HHAPSUD:
- Firecracker 5k on July 4th
- Annual scholarship to a graduating Haddon Heights Jr/Sr High School Senior
- DARE program
- Open Gym/Weight Lifting Club
- 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
- HHHS/Jr. High Student Planners
Programs HHAPSUD gives financial support to:
- Haddon Heights Jr/Sr High School Project Prom
- Camden Catholic High School Project Graduation
- TEEN PEP
- Haddon Heights Summer Recreation Program
MEMBERS
- Matthew Pagan, Council Liaison
- Captain Daniel Kinkler
- Sgt. Michael Selby
- Ptl. Adam Quinton
- Barbara Cortese
- Anthony Horneff
- Michelle Mendenhall, HHHS
- Linda Schreiber
- Travis Schreiber
- Trish Sheilds
- OPEN SEAT