198 N. Washington Avenue, Bergenfield, NJ 07621 | 201-387-4055

Notices and Announcements

Summer Concert Series 2024 August Concert

The third installment of our Summer Concert Series at Cooper's Pond.

Thursday, August 22nd

6pm-10pm

Live Music: Fillet of Soul

Fillet of Soul is a high energy Funk/Soul band laying down 70's - 80's hits from artists such as "Earth Wind and Fire", "Sly and the Family Stone", "O'Jays", "Al Green" and many others. The group consists of four singers projecting soulful melodic leads along with fully blended background harmonies. The instrumental section is made up of drums, bass, guitar, keys and horns that provide an "in the pocket groove" that touches you deep down in your soul. Put it all together and you have a great night of entertainment.

Food by: El Asadero, Empanada Mania, Chicken and Waffles on Wheels, and Kona Ice

Beer Garden: Tommy Fox's 


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Mosquito Control Spray 8/16/2024

Bergen County Mosquito Control will be performing an early morning ULV Truck Spray in Bergenfield on:

Friday, August 16th,

between the hours of 3:00-6:00 AM.

Spraying of Duet adulticide to eliminate active, adult mosquitoes as well as Vectobac larvacide to help control the mosquito larvae. As a precaution, please keep windows closed. In the event that it rains, the spray will be postponed until Saturday August 17th.


Mobile MVC 8/12/24

Bergenfield is bringing the MVC to you!

The Mobile MVC will be visiting Cooper's Pond
Monday, August 12th, 2024
10am-2pm.
 
The MVC Mobile Unit can process registration renewals, handicap placards, veterans' designations, surrender license plates, and REAL ID requests. Drivers must sign up prior to arrival, as spaces are limited.
 
To do so, please sign up through the following link:
 
*Appointments are not necessary for obtaining placards or surrendering license plates.
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Paper Shredding Event 8/10/24

Do you live in Bergenfield and have documents you need shredded? This Program is open to Bergenfield Residents ONLY Must be able to show identification listing current Bergenfield address Limit 4 banker box or bag per person. Please remove all hard plastic clips and plastic folder prior to bringing materials for shredding.


Paper Shredding Event:

Saturday, August 10th

9AM-1PM

Behind Borough Hall


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Blood Drive in Memory of Robert E. Kirsch 8/5/24

🩸 Blood Drive in Memory of Ex-Chief Robert E. Kirsch 🩸

Please join us for a special blood drive hosted by the Bergenfield Volunteer Ambulance Corps, in honor of the late Ex-Chief Robert E. Kirsch. Your participation will help save lives and pay tribute to a remarkable individual who dedicated so much to our community.

đź“… Date: Monday, August 5th
⏰ Time: 3 PM - 7 PM
đź“Ť Location: Main Room, 1 Froelich St, Bergenfield

To ensure a smooth and efficient process, please schedule your donation time in advance by visiting Vitalant’s website.

Every donation makes a difference—let’s come together and honor Ex-Chief Kirsch by giving the gift of life. ❤️

#BloodDrive #CommunitySupport #InMemory #Bergenfield #GiveBloodSaveLives

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Passing of Former Mayor Richard Bohan Sr

OBITUARY

Richard James Bohan Sr.

JUNE 7, 1943 â€“ JULY 22, 2024
Obituary of Richard James Bohan Sr.

Richard J. Bohan Sr. 81 of Toms River passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Monday, July 22, 2024. Richard led a rich and fulfilling life, leaving behind a legacy of service and creativity. His dedication to his family, community and profession shines through his many roles and accomplishments. He was the beloved husband to Grace (Longo) Bohan, beloved father to Kelly Marie (Bohan) Reese, Kristine Ann (Bohan) Corcoran and Richard J. Bohan Jr. Loving grandfather of Trevor and Curtis Reese and Elijah and Evelyn Bohan. As a florist for over five decades, he brought beauty into people's lives through Flowers by Richard in Bergenfield, NJ. Beyond his floral career, Richard served his community with distinction: as a Councilman and Mayor of Bergenfield, and in leadership roles within organizations like St. Johns K of C #1345, Bergenfield Unico, and the Garden Club of Bergenfield. His commitment to faith was evident through teaching CCD and serving as a Eucharistic Minister at Ascension Church in New Milford, NJ.

Richards move to Toms River brought new avenues of community involvement, including overseeing the decorating committee, serving as President of the Social Club and being elected as a member of the HCS Trustee committee.

His life will be remembered and celebrated at a viewing on July 30, 2024 at the Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home, 26 Mule Rd., Toms River, NJ. Rich's memory will continue to inspire those who know him, reflecting a life well-lived in service, creativity and a love for others.

In lieu of flowers donations in Richard's name to the St. John Council Knights of Columbus # 1345, 61 Armour Place, Dumont, NJ 07628.

Passing of Former Councilwoman Dolores Butler

We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dolores Butler, former Bergenfield Councilwoman and current Rent Leveling Board Member. Dolores was a dedicated public servant who tirelessly worked for the betterment of our community. Her contributions and commitment to Bergenfield will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Obituary: Dolores Butler (née Andrea)

Dolores Butler, born Dolores Andrea on October 7, 1936, in Jersey City, peacefully passed away on July 21, 2024. She was the cherished mother of Gregory P. Butler and his wife Wendy Pontrelli, and James C. Butler and his wife Maria. Dolores was a loving grandmother to Brittany and Matthew Butler, step grandmother to Kaitlyn and John Jay, and great grandmother to Carmine and also a dear aunt to Jay, Bill, and Ruth Butler. She was predeceased by her beloved husband, George F. Butler.

Dolores led a life dedicated to public service and community. She began her notable career as a Bergenfield Councilwoman in the 1970s spanning three decades. Her leadership and commitment were exemplified by multiple terms as Bergenfield Council President, a distinction honored by the New Jersey State League of Municipalities. Dolores was recognized for her contributions by the Bergen County Democratic Organization and served on various boards including the Special Improvement District, Zoning Board of Adjustment, and Rent Leveling Board. She also served with distinction as a Bergen County Elections Commissioner, Bergenfield Democratic Committee Woman, and Bergenfield Municipal Alliance Liaison. Dolores was actively involved in community service as a member of the Rotary Club and Italian American Club and a lifetime member of the New Jersey Education Association.

Dolores also worked full-time at the Tenafly Board of Education while raising her two sons with love and devotion.

The loss of Dolores Butler, a dedicated public servant and loving mother, leaves a profound void in both her community and her family's hearts. Her unwavering commitment to service and the warmth of her maternal love will be deeply missed by all who were touched by her life.

Visiting hours will be held on Thursday from 3-8 PM at Riewerts Memorial Home, 187 So. Washington Ave., Bergenfield. A funeral mass will be celebrated on Friday at St. John the Evangelist R.C. Church, 29 No. Washington Ave., Bergenfield. Family and friends will gather at 9:45 AM, with the mass beginning at 10 AM. Entombment will follow the funeral mass at St. Joseph Cemetery in Hackensack.

Dolores Butler's legacy and profound impact on her community will be remembered and cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

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Quadrant 1 (Northeast) Bulk Pickup Wednesday 7/10/24

There is a bulk pick-up in Quadrant 1 (Northeast) Wednesday, July 10th, 2024.

Bulk garbage pickup is on schedule for all quadrants as listed on the 2024 Garbage & Recycling Pickup schedule calendars. Please reference your 2024 pickup calendar to the (B) pick up in your quadrant. 2024 garbage & recycling calendar can be found by clicking HERE.

As a reminder, please note:

 -Bulk pickup is for residential purposes ONLY.

-The DPW does NOT pick up contractor debris, concrete, bricks, asphalt, rocks, mortar, stone, cultured stone or any stone-like materials, wet paint, chemicals, tires, fluorescent lightbulbs, vehicle batteries, rechargeable batteries, propane/fuel tanks, fire extinguishers, TVs, computer monitors, computer towers/computer CPUs, laptops, tablets, printers or fax machines.

-The limit per bulk day is 4 pieces of household furniture, 2 household appliances (ex. air conditioning (AC) unit), oven, washer, dryer, refrigerator (DOOR MUST BE OFF), and 1 carpet or rug that does not exceed 12 feet in length and/or 1 foot in diameter (including the pad) or a mixture of fragments from carpet or rug of said size. The DPW will not collect carpet removed professionally. 

-Water heaters must have borough-issued inspection stickers on them, or they will not be picked up. Please call the Building Department to schedule an inspection, 201-387-4055, option 4.

-Bulk may not be placed at the curb any earlier than 6:00pm the night before the scheduled bulk pick-up days. Bulk must be ready no later than 6:00am on the schedule day of the bulk pick-up.

-There is a bulk pick-up on scheduled bulk pick-up days ONLY. There are no special pick-ups. Please reference your 2024 pickup schedule calendar for the bulk (B) pickup day in your quadrant by clicking HERE.

-Please take the following items to a BCUA collection event: wet paint, chemicals, tires, fluorescent lightbulbs, vehicle batteries, rechargeable batteries, propane/fuel tanks, fire extinguishers, and electronics. For 2024 BCUA Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events and BCUA 2024 Tire Recycling/Electronics Recycling/Mobile Paper Shredding/Unwanted Medication Collection Event locations, dates, times and list of accepted items, please click HERE.

-The DPW does NOT collect bricks, mortar, stone, concrete, cultured stone, or any stone-like materials: the homeowner must dispose of these privately. All bulk refuse generated by a private contractor (construction debris), or trade waste generated by any business, shall be removed at their own expense and risk. 

-The following electronics ONLY are accepted at the Bergenfield DPW building: TVs, computer monitors, computer towers/computer CPUs, laptops, tablets, printers, and fax machines. The Bergenfield DPW is located at 198 N. Washington Ave, Bergenfield. Office hours are Mon-Fri 7:30am-3:00pm. The electronic drop off is closed on weekends and holidays. 

-PAINT must be dried solid and put out at the curb for bulk (B) pickup days ONLY with the lid off. Wet paint must be taken by the resident to a BCUA Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event. For 2024 BCUA Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events and BCUA 2024 Tire Recycling/Electronics/Mobile Paper Shredding/Unwanted Medication Collection Event locations, dates, times and list of accepted items, please click HERE.

-Vegetative waste (grass, leaves, shrubs, branches, yard waste) is NOT collected on bulk days. Please reference your 2024 pickup schedule calendar for the vegetative waste (V) pick up day in your quadrant. 

-For reference: Ord. No. 17-2517

*If you have any questions, please call the DPW office at 201-387-4055, option 3, Mon-Fri 7:00am-3:30pm (except for holidays as marked on your 2024 pickup schedule calendar) or send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

To add your cell phone and/or home number to the Borough's "robo call" important announcement phone call list, please email your name, address and phone number to the Bergenfield Office of Emergency Management (OEM) at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Updates on the impact of the COVID-19 / 2019 Novel Coronavirus ("Coronavirus Disease") upon the Bergenfield community, and the actions the Borough is taking

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