As your mayor and a leader of the Summit Police Dept, I want to affirm the deep responsibility we accept to ensure our system extends equal protection to every Summit citizen regardless of race, gender or ethnicity. I reiterate ... Full statement

This morning I stood with my family and before Mayor Radest, and pledged to serve the citizens of Summit with integrity, honor, and compassion as your Chief of Police. Throughout my 20 years as a law enforcement officer in the Summit Police Department ... Full statement

Union County is paving the entire length of Broad St btwn Morris Ave and Middle Ave on Mon 6/1 to 6/15, weather permitting. During work, sections of Broad St will be closed and traffic diverted to Morris Ave. Delays expected; avoid area, if possible Detour map

The public is able to comment by video or audio conference with access codes and instructions available through link below. Council meetings are broadcast live on the City of Summit YouTube channel and HTTV Verizon ch 30 and Comcast ch36 and 34. Meeting access codes & instructions

Until June 30, there are no fees required for on-street parking in downtown Summit or for parking in municipal lots and garages.

Join Summit Police Department on two weekends: Saturdays May 30 and June 6 and Sundays May 31 and June 7 from 9AM to 5PM at Summit High School on 125 Kent Place Blvd. Items will be collected through contactless drive-thru and shared with families in need. Requested items to donate

The deadline for annual renewal of dog and cat licenses has been extended from May 31 to August 31, 2020. Summit residents with questions about licensing or rabies vaccinations should call the Summit Health Department at (908) 277-6464. Animal license applications

The delay is to protect health and safety of SFAC members, and comply with COVID-19 restrictions from State of NJ. Determination on when and if to open in late June will be made once guidelines issued from the State of NJ. Registration Information

Non-essential construction may resume with appropriate safeguards in place. Non-essential retail stores may reopen for online and phone ordering with curbside pickup only. Drive-through and drive-in events may take place with social distancing guidelines. Additional guidance

On May 6, Governor Murphy extended the state of emergency in New Jersey for another 30 days into June. The public health emergency may continue to be extended until a determination is made that an emergency no longer exists. Additional Info

The budget snapshot is a summary of the proposed budget mailed to property owners in Summit before the budget hearing on Tuesday 5/26 at 7:30PM. View the meeting remotely on the City of Summit NJ YouTube channel, Verizon channel 30 or Comcast channel 36. Full Budget Snapshot

Executive Order 120 postpones primary elections on Tuesday, June 2 to Tuesday, July 7 in response to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Includes primaries for President, US Senate, US House of Rep, 25th District NJ Legislature, county and municipal elections.

Deadlines to file county tax board and state tax court appeals for corporate and residential property has been extended to July 1, 2020 or 30 days following a determination by the Governor of the State of New Jersey to end the existing State of Emergency.