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

Notices and Announcements

Bergenfield Police Youth Academy 2024

Bergenfield Police Youth Academy 
August 12th to the 16th. Students who are entering the 8th grade in September are eligible to attend the program.
Applications are online at www.BergenfieldPD.org (downloads)
There are a limited number of spots available, so please complete your application and return to Police Records ASAP to reserve your spot.
Applications can also be picked up at Police Records.
Only open to Bergenfield Residents.

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Bike with a Cop 2024

We will be having our "Bike with a Cop" event on May 19, 2024. Registration for residents will start at 9:00 AM and the ride will begin at 10:00AM.

 We are also giving away 50 helmets to the first fifty registrants. 

Once the bike ride is concluded, we will raffle off bicycles.

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UPDATE: Shredding Event Sunday, May 5th, 2024

 

Bergenfield Shred Event


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

Bergenfield Public Library

50 W Clinton Ave 

Sunday, May 5th


9:00 AM - 1:00 PM


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New Drop Box Location

 With our recent move, you may have noticed that our secure drop box for vote by mail ballots has been relocated. The new location is in the parking lot adjacent to the New Borough Hall. Please take note of this change for your convenience. Thank you for your attention!
 
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5 Days of Early Voting

 

2024 Presidential Primary

 

If you are a registered Bergen County Voter, you can vote early in person at any of Bergen County's 9 Early Voting Locations! See flyer for details! 

 

Wednesday, May 29th, through Sunday, June 2nd, 2024 

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Mayor's Wellness 2024 Kick Off

 

Bergenfield Gears Up for Mayor's Wellness Kick Off 2024: Uniting Community for Health and Vitality

Get ready to lace up your sneakers and join the Bergenfield community for a day of health, wellness, and fun at the highly anticipated Mayor's Wellness Kick Off event, set to take place on Sunday, April 14th, at Bergenfield High School.

The Mayor's Wellness Kick Off will commence with a non-competitive Fun Run, inviting individuals of all ages and fitness levels to participate and kickstart their journey towards a healthier lifestyle. The event will feature an array of vendors and sponsors, offering valuable resources and information to support attendees on their wellness journey.

As part of the festivities, New Bridge Medical Center will provide health screenings, promoting proactive healthcare and well-being within the community. This collaborative effort reflects Bergenfield's commitment to fostering a culture of health and vitality for all its residents.

Mayor Arvin Amatorio expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating, "We are honored to have been recognized as a Healthy Town to Watch by the New Jersey Health Care Institute for several years now. Every February, as we begin planning for the Mayor's Wellness program, we strive to surpass the achievements of the previous year. This year's event promises to be our best yet, and I encourage all of Bergenfield to join us in dedicating an hour each day to prioritize our health and build a brighter, healthier tomorrow." Mayor Amatorio went on to express his gratitude, “The Mayor’s Wellness Campaign Champions and Volunteers have dedicated their efforts over the past four years to ensure the success of this series of activities. Specifically, the First Lady Ilya Evangelista Amatorio, Eddie Volmer from the Recreation Department, RN Liezl Cruz from the Health Department, Chairwoman Mary Ann Rivera from the Stigma-Free Committee, and Andrew Stewart, our Public Information Officer, for their invaluable contributions in 2024.”

The Mayor's Wellness initiative will extend beyond the Kick Off event, launching a six-week program of diverse and engaging activities to promote physical activity and well-being. From Monday through Friday, participants can enjoy a variety of activities including Yoga, Martial Arts, Tae Kwon Do, Zumba, Line Dancing, Youth Basketball Clinics, and Qigong for Seniors.

The success of the Mayor's Wellness program would not be possible without the generous support of its sponsors. Platinum Sponsors include Sariling Atin Asian Grill, Technology Dynamic Inc, RN Express Staffing Registry LLC, New York Life, and E.G. Enriquez & Co. IN/H&R Block. Gold Sponsors include Sierra Madre Food Mart, New Bergenfield Pharmacy, Dumont Eye Care, HealthForce Training Center USA, Bamboo Grill, Bergenfield Physical Therapy and Pain Management, and American Pinoy Food Mart. Silver Sponsors Tommy Fox's and ComforCare Home Care, along with Activity Sponsors YogaSix, the Bar Method, Elevation Basketball Training, United Martial Arts Tae Kwan Do, St. Mary's Line Dance Leaders, Filipino Kali Academy, Bergenfield Fitness, and Fabienne Louis, have also played integral roles in supporting the Mayor's Wellness initiative.

Bergenfield was honored with the title of Healthy Town to Watch in 2023, reflecting the community's dedication to promoting health and well-being for all its residents. As the Mayor's Wellness Kick Off approaches, the Bergenfield community eagerly anticipates coming together to celebrate health, vitality, and the spirit of unity.

For more information about the Mayor's Wellness Kick Off and the upcoming six-week program of activities, please visit [www.bergenfield.com] or contact [Liz Cruz Bergenfield Nurse (201) 387-4055].


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Quadrant 1 (Northeast) Bulk Pickup Wednesday 4/3/24

There is a bulk pick-up in Quadrant 1 (North East) Wednesday, April 3rd, 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.

Subcategories

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

News from the Bergenfield Department of Public Works

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News from the Bergenfield Office of Emergency Management

News from the Bergenfield Recreation Department

News from the Bergenfield Tax Office