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Wishing you a very happy Thanksgiving!

City offices will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday, November 22 and Friday, November 23. These days are also parking holidays in Summit with no fees required in municipal lots or garages, or for on-street paid parking.
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Be Prepared to Stay Safe and Healthy this Winter

The Summit Fire Department is sharing tips for managing in the cold winter weather and keeping safe indoors. Winter Safety Tips
Thanksgiving closures and parking holidays

All city offices are closed on Thursday 11/22 and Friday 11/23 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Thursday 11/22, Friday 11/23 and Saturday 11/24 are parking holidays in Summit with no fees requires for on-street parking or in municipal lots and garages.
Thanksgiving holiday trash and recycling pickup information

If regular trash pickup day is on Thurs, garbage will be picked up on Thanksgiving. Recycling pickup is rescheduled for Fri 11/23. Have recyclables at curb by 6AM Fri. Transfer Station closed Thanksgiving Day. Reopens on Fri 11/23 from 7:30AM to 3:45PM. More information
Summit is asking you to Skip the Straw!

The initiative focuses on reducing the use of plastic straws. Businesses will be asked to serve straws by request only or switch to an alternative to plastic straws. Residents will be encouraged to order drinks without a straw or use a reusable straw. More information
Let's Recycle Used Tennis Balls and Soft Plastic Bags

Two new programs will help to keep recyclable items from the waste stream. Soft plastics recycling bin at Transfer Station next to commingled recycling. Collection bins for used tennis balls located at Memorial and Tatlock fields, and Summit Tennis Club. Additional Information
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.
Flu Season Has Arrived

The Westfield Regional Health Department is reminding residents of the importance of the flu vaccination for everyone six months of age and older. Vaccination is particularly important for people who are at high risk of serious complications from the flu. Find a Flu Shot
NJ Transit Schedule Adjustments beginning October 14

Installation of Positive Train Control (PTC) equipment on NJ TRANSIT’s rail fleet to meet federal year-end milestones requires NJT to temporarily discontinue/modify service on the Morris & Essex lines in and out of Hoboken from 10/14 through end of 2018. Morris & Essex (M&E) Lines Adjustments

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Mayor's Office Hours, Meet the Mayor Events
Mayor Nora Radest encourages residents to take advantage of her scheduled office hours and Meet the Mayor events.

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Pay for Parking with a Smart Phone

Pay for your parking using the Parkmobile app. There are no transaction fees, multiple license plates can be associated with an account, and parking time can be extended until the time limit for the zone.

Report a Concern
SeeClickFix powers this quick and easy way to report non-emergency issues such as potholes, cracked sidewalks or graffiti using the city website or smart phone app. Once reported, concerns are routed and assigned based on location and type. Timely updates on status of requests, and notification when request is complete.

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Wishing you a very happy Thanksgiving!

Want to know what will be discussed by Common Council at its next meeting?

Be Prepared to Stay Safe and Healthy this Winter

Thanksgiving closures and parking holidays

Thanksgiving holiday trash and recycling pickup information

Summit is asking you to Skip the Straw!

Let's Recycle Used Tennis Balls and Soft Plastic Bags

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

Flu Season Has Arrived

NJ Transit Schedule Adjustments beginning October 14

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Zoning Board (Second Session)

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Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

Parking holiday with no fees required

City Offices Closed

Mayor's Office Hours, Meet the Mayor Events

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