Easter Egg Hunt 2024 (Update)

With storms and heavy rain in the forecast, we are moving our Annual Easter Egg Hunt to Sunday, March 24th from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. We hope to see everyone there!

The scheduled Bergenfield Planning Board meeting for Monday, March 18, 2024 at 8:00pm has been cancelled. The next scheduled meeting will be on Monday, April 15, 2024.

REMINDER:

On March 7th and March 8th, Borough Hall operations will be closed as we move into our new building. During this time, the Borough offices will be closed for transactions and services. We understand the importance of planning, so we want to be certain all residents are aware of how this move will take place. Please take note of these dates and make any necessary advanced arrangements to accommodate this temporary closure.
On March 7th, from approximately 7am- 1pm, the Borough anticipates our phone systems to be shut off as the move takes place. In case of emergencies during this period, please call 911. They will be available to assist you promptly.
The DPW will be collecting garbage and recycling as normal.
As we recognize this may pose as an inconvenience, it is necessary to close all services in town for two days to move all of the phones, IT equipment, radios and technical equipment to the new building. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we embark on this exciting new chapter for our community. Thank you for being a part of the Borough of Bergenfield!

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Bergenfield, NJ - March 2, 2024

On Friday night, March 1st, the vibrant community of Bergenfield came together to celebrate the grand opening of Tony's Bar and Italian Cuisine. The occasion was marked by the presence of Bergenfield Mayor Arvin Amatorio and the esteemed Council, who joined Owner Ruben Susanna, his family, friends, and patrons in commemorating this exciting milestone.

Located at 127 South Washington in Bergenfield, Tony's Bar and Italian Cuisine aims to become a cornerstone of the community, offering a delightful blend of authentic Italian flavors and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The grand opening event brought together a diverse group of individuals who shared in the excitement of this new establishment.

Mayor Arvin Amatorio, expressing his enthusiasm for the addition to Bergenfield's business landscape, remarked, "I wish Ruben, a long-time business owner in Bergenfield, great success in this new venture." Mayor Amatorio continued to highlight the community spirit that Ruben Susanna and his family have consistently demonstrated, stating, "Whether it is our summer concert series, Family Fun Day, or our Annual Volunteer dinner, you will see Ruben and his family providing a service to our community."

Tony's Bar and Italian Cuisine promises to be a hub for culinary delights and social gatherings, offering an extensive menu featuring traditional Italian dishes, signature cocktails, and a warm ambiance that invites patrons to feel at home. The establishment's commitment to community engagement aligns seamlessly with Bergenfield's values, making it a welcomed addition to the local business landscape.

As Tony's Bar and Italian Cuisine embarks on this exciting journey, the owners express their gratitude to the Bergenfield community for the warm welcome received during the grand opening celebration. They look forward to becoming an integral part of the community's social fabric, providing exceptional dining experiences for years to come.

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Important Announcement from the Borough of Bergenfield

On March 7th and March 8th, Borough Hall operations will be closed as we move into our new building. During this time, the Borough offices will be closed for transactions and services. We understand the importance of planning, so we want to be certain all residents are aware of how this move will take place. Please take note of these dates and make any necessary advanced arrangements to accommodate this temporary closure.

On March 7^th, from approximately 7am- 1pm, the Borough anticipates our phone systems to be shut off as the move takes place. In case of emergencies during this period, please call 911. They will be available to assist you promptly.

The DPW will be collecting garbage and recycling as normal. 

As we recognize this may pose as an inconvenience, it is necessary to close all services in town for two days to move all of the phones, IT equipment, radios and technical equipment to the new building. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we embark on this exciting new chapter for our community. Thank you for being a part of the Borough of Bergenfield!

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Bergenfield Department of Public Works Heroes Recognized for Retrieving Misplaced DAV Package

BERGENFIELD, NJ – 2/21/24

In a commendable display of dedication and vigilance, Bergenfield Department of Public Works (DPW) workers Lawrence Tonia and Francis Gomez recently uncovered a crucial FedEx package destined for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Bergenfield Chapter 32. The package, containing specialized license plates, registration, and title for the new DAV van, had mistakenly found its way into the trash, depriving the DAV of its rightful delivery.

Tonia and Gomez, while diligently carrying out their duties, recognized the significance of the documents and promptly acted by bringing the package to the attention of the Bergenfield Police Department. The Police Department, in turn, acted swiftly to alert the DAV and ensure the safe return of the essential documents.

Commander Wil Shelby of DAV Chapter 32 expressed his gratitude, stating, "We deeply appreciate the extra effort you both invested in rectifying this situation, demonstrating your commitment to ensuring the safe return of these important documents." He further commended the DPW workers, stating, "Your prompt and thoughtful response stands as a testament to the exceptional service provided as employees of the Bergenfield DPW."

The Disabled American Veterans Chapter also extended their recognition to the Bergenfield Police Department and the Borough for their continued collaboration and commitment to service. Mayor Arvin Amatorio applauded the exemplary actions of the Borough employees, stating, "I am extremely proud of the employees of the Borough; they represent the best of all of us." He added, "You are judged by your actions when no one is watching."

The Bergenfield Department of Public Works (DPW) consistently goes above and beyond the call of duty to serve and support the local community. It is employees like Lawrence Tonia and Francis Gomez and their dedication and tireless efforts extend beyond the routine tasks associated with maintaining public infrastructure. Whether it's responding promptly to emergency situations, organizing community events, or implementing innovative solutions to enhance the quality of life for residents, the Bergenfield DPW exemplifies a commitment to excellence. Their proactive approach and willingness to tackle challenges head-on demonstrate a genuine concern for the well-being of the community, earning them the trust and appreciation of the residents they serve. In every endeavor, the Bergenfield DPW sets a commendable standard for public service and community engagement.

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