Common Council President David Naidu Shares Highlights from 10/16 Council Agenda

The next Common Council next meeting will be held on October 16. There will be one ordinance for introduction on the reorganization of council committees beginning in January 2019. There are a number of resolutions for review, including resolutions relate...

Volunteer for Summit

A complete list of Boards and Commissions is available on the second page of the volunteer application.  

“There's nothing more fulfilling than realizing how much of an impact being a volunteer can make,” explains Summit Mayor Nora Radest. “Gettin...

Curbside leaf collection October 8 through December 7 or first major snowfall

Please place leaves in paper, biodegradable bags curbside. Property owners should not rake or blow leaves into piles in the street. Do not include twigs, branches and other yard debris in leaf bags.

Get ready for an afternoon of spooky fun!

Join us on Saturday, October 27 at 2:45PM for Summit's annual Halloween parade. Assemble behind 25 Deforest Avenue and march to the Village Green at 356 Broad Street for costume contest and entertainment until 5PM. Raindate is Sunday, October 28.

Scream on the Green movie night returns on Friday, October 26

A fun-family evening with bonfires, s'mores and food trucks. Now showing Peter Pan with pre-movie performance by the cast of Broadway and Beyond at 6PM. Movie starts at dusk on the Village Green at 356 Broad Street.

Flu Season Has Arrived

Residents who may be at an increased risk for influenza related complications include:

• Persons aged 65 and older, with and without chronic health conditions
• Residents of long-term care facilities
• Persons aged two to 64 with chronic health conditions
• Children ...

City Clerk's Office Open Until 9PM on October 16 for Voter Registration

Regular voter registration hours are 8:30AM to 4:30PM, Monday through Friday.

“Voting is an opportunity for citizens to have a voice in our community,” explains City Clerk Rosemary Licatese. “It is an important way to have a s...

Fire Prevention Week is October 7 to 13, 2018

This year’s campaign, “Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware. Fire can happen anywhere,” works to educate people about three basic but essential steps to take to reduce the likelihood of having a fire, and how to escape safely in the...

Parking and Municipal Disposal Center Permit Renewal

Renew permits online or call 908-522-5100 for more information or assistance.

https://summit.gtechna.net/permit/login.xhtml

Online Registration and Information

Using Generators Safely During Power Outages

The Summit Fire Department asks citizens to employ the following safety tips when using a generator:

• Never use a generator inside a home, garage, crawl space, or other enclosed areas. Fatal carbon monoxide fumes can build up that neither a fan nor open doo...

Summit Public Art installs piece by artist Jason Peters at City Hall

With this installation, nothing is as it seems, and notions of reality are exposed as mere assumptions, based on perceptions and experiences that may or may not bear any actual relationship to the way the world works. Instead, the viewer enters into a wor...

New code regulations for carbon monoxide detection issued by State of NJ

The Summit Fire Department is providing area businesses with information on new code regulations for carbon monoxide detection in accordance with recently modified Uniform Construction Code (UCC) and Uniform Fire Code (UFC) to require Carbon Monoxide (CO)...

NJ Transit Schedule Adjustments beginning October 14, 2018

Morris & Essex (M&E) Lines Adjustments

INBOUND to Hoboken (temporarily discontinued)

Train 330, the 6:01 p.m. arrival at Hoboken from Summit

Train 432, the 6:19 p.m. arrival in Hoboken from Gladstone, operates 19 minutes earlier on the Glads...