Residents required to renew annual parking and municipal disposal center permits online by 11/16/20. New permits valid from 11/01/20 to 10/31/21, and required to park in municipal lots and garages, and to use Transfer Station at 40 New Providence Ave. Renew or Get New Permit
The sections of Maple Street included in this closure are between Deforest Avenue and Springfield Avenue, and between Springfield Avenue and Union Place.
As New Jersey continues to respond to increasing cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, recommendations for adapting traditional celebrations and considerations for ways to celebrate Halloween safely were issued by the NJ State Department of Health. Halloween 2020 Safety Guidance
The ordinances restrict single-use plastic bags at checkout, bans use of polystrene (Styrofoam) food containers, and makes plastic drinking straws available by request only. Enforcement of ordinances was postponed for six months due to COVID-19 pandemic. Single-use Plastics Restrictions Flyer
Protection against seasonal flu is more important than ever due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The goal of the free flu shot drive is to ensure that every Union County resident age four and older can get a flu shot this year, even with no health insurance. Additional information
Brief video from Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi on completing a mail-in ballot and options to return securely to Board of Elections. English version below. Spanish: http://www.unioncountyvotes.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/how-to-vote-spanish.mp4?_=2 Watch Now
Collection on scheduled household garbage collection days and continues through Friday 12/4, or first major snowfall. Place leaves in brown paper biodegradable bags. Do not include twigs or branches. Do not rake or blow leaves into piles in street.
Every active, registered voter in NJ will receive ballot in mail. Ballots can be returned by mail with postmark to County Clerk on or before 110320. Provisional ballots will be used at all polling locations instead of voting machines. More voting information and deadlines
Until further notice, the Office of Health & Vital Statistics will be open for walk-in hours from 1PM to 4:15PM, Monday to Friday. Drop box is located outside office entrance for convenient paperwork drop-off. Phones answered from 8:30AM to 4:15PM daily. More information and applications
This PT job comes with a personal sense of satisfaction as you safeguard school children across busy intersections to and from school. School crossing guards oversee pedestrian safety around schools in the morning and at the end of the school day. Job description and employment application
Summit emergency notifications are sent from a phone number that has been flagged by some phone service providers as SPAM. Please program 908-608-8051 into your contacts so you do not miss important information from us. Sign up for emergency notifications
Get timely and reliable emergency alerts from the City of Summit. Swift Reach is the official notification system used during storms, power outages and to deliver essential warning messages to the community. Get emergency alerts
Common Council approved extending outdoor dining on Maple Street and in parklets until 11/30 to help boost local economic recovery, and support businesses and restaurants as NJ reopens. State of NJ allowing indoor dining at 25% capacity (effective 9/4). Printable 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 and instructions
