Summit police and fire departments, PBA Local 55, FMBA 54, Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad and city officials are joining together to raise awareness about the immediate need for a living donor kidney transplant for Police Officer Karen Stenstrom Sauers. Full news release (pdf)
On September 25 Mayor Radest and Councilmembers joined Morris Habitat for Humanity at the groundbreaking ceremony for a new condominium complex in Summit at 146 Morris Avenue. Project details
Leaves should be placed at the curb in paper, biodegradable bags for pickup on residents' household trash day. Property owners should not rake or blow leaves into piles in the street. Do not include twigs, branches, or other yard debris in leaf bags. Leaf collection rules
The Westfield Regional Health Department is hosting a clinic in Westfield on 9/29 and another clinic in Summit on 10/7. These clinics are open to individuals ages 12 and older who have completed a primary series of COVID-19 vaccination. Clinic details
The City of Summit is sharing information from the Union County Clerk’s Office on voting in the Tuesday, November 8, General Election. Click below for details on voter registration, voting by mail, early voting, and voting locations in Summit. General Election information
With today’s home fires burning faster than ever, the National Fire Prevention Association is focusing on home escape planning and practice with its topic for this year, “Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape." Planning tips
Councilmember-at-Large Beth Little resigned from Common Council on Monday, September 19, 2022. Ms. Little began serving as an elected official in January 2018 and is retiring in her third term. Join us in thanking Beth for her dedicated service to Summit! News Release Beth Little retirement
Citizens are invited to purchase a brick and have it inscribed with their name or message of choosing, and have it prominently placed near the entrance to the new fire headquarters. Make a donation
This year's theme is "A Lasting Legacy." The City of Summit is encouraging residents and businesses to make disaster preparation a priority this month. Making a plan to prepare for disasters is the best way to protect your family. Emergency planning resources
Recycling is now single stream; items do not need to be separated. Pickup is now five days a week on the same day as residents’ weekly trash collection, however, there is a modified schedule for the week of 7/4/22: all pickups are pushed back one day. View pickup schedule
Phase two of the PSE&G Gas System Modernization Program is currently underway in Summit. Work will continue through the end of 2022 and include replacement of nine miles of cast iron pipes with more durable plastic pipes. View schedule
Bring yard sale quality items to share or take whatever you need - it is all FREE at the Municipal Transfer Station on 40 New Providence Ave. on the second Saturday of each month. To volunteer or for more information email pressoffice@cityofsummit.org. Summit Free Market website
