< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights April 9, 2025 April 9, 2025 Moment of silence for the passing of former Mayor and Assemblyman John E. Rooney Authorized submission of grant application to Bergen County Open Space for improvements to Veterans Park Authorized sales of special emergency notes to fund the county mandated revaluation of properties in the Borough Authorized settlement with NJ Builder’s Association lowering the affordable housing prospective need numbers from 112 to 105 Approved use of govdeals.com to be used to sell police surplus equipment Approved 2nd reading of ordinance authorizing the appropriation of funds to pay for county mandated revaluation

< Back Mayor & Council Unofficial Meeting Highlights October 11, 2023 Passed resolution authorizing Mayor to sign shared service agreement with Borough of Paramus for grass/brush and vegetative waste pick up for 2024 Passed resolution authorizing Mayor to sign the 2023/24 Interlocal Agreement with the Borough of Rockleigh for snow plowing services – county hourly rate of $115 is utilized Authorized the purchase of a police patrol vehicle and a vehicle used for investigations utilizing forfeited funds for purchase Passed resolution accepting the low bid of $50,500 from Innovational Construction & Design to construct and install new ADA compliant doors in the McGuire Senior Center

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights December 13, 2023 Approved the 2022 Financial Audit Report and Recommendations Approved the annual CDL agreement with Valley Health System Approved shared services vehicle repair agreement with Borough of Paramus Approved 2nd reading of bond ordinance for latest streetscape improvement project – Livingston St. from Rockland Ave to Eidner Way

< Back Unofficial Public Budget Hearing and Adoption Highlights June 25, 2024 June 25, 2024 Held Public Budget Hearing on Amendment to the Budget – two questions asked regarding recreation and grant allocations 2024 Municipal Budget adopted through resolution

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights October 28, 2025 October 28, 2025 Approved resolution informing State of NJ that Northvale is opting out of the state healthcare plan for its employees

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Reorganization Meeting Highlights January 3, 2024 Swore in new Council members, Laura Fernandez and Hovannes Bakalian Swore in Councilman Roy Sokoloski to finish unexpired term Awarded trophy and certificates to 1st Annual Battle of the Bulbs winners – Sokoloski, Osso, Witkowski, Jacobsen and Furletti Nominated and approved Councilwoman Kara McMorrow and Council President Nominated and approved Councilman Hovannes Bakalian to be representative on Planning/Zoning Board Approved Council appointments for liaison and committee positions (visible on website) Approved professional appointments for 2024 (visible on website) Approved administrative actions – meeting dates, tax due dates and interest rates, bank depositories, petty cash amounts, back office software, official newspapers, cash management plan, recycling coordinator, towing licenses for police, mutual aid agreements for police/fire/ems, shared services for firearms facilities, health benefits waivers, internet/email code of conduct, form used for tort claims and temporary budget Approved appointment of Roger Hauser as Municipal Judge for 3-year term Passed resolution to continue to be a part of the Riverside Cooperative purchasing program Appointed Municipal Clerk to be Public Agency Compliance Officer and Municipal Housing Liaison, Appointed Piazza & Associates as Affordable Housing Administrative Agent for the Borough

Northvale Mayor & Council Mayor and Council Meetings Mayor and Council meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month and take place at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers located on the second floor of the municipal center, 116 Paris Avenue, Northvale, New Jersey 07647. All members of the public are welcome. For any communications with the Mayor and Council, please e-mail the Borough Clerk at fweston@northvalenj.org or call 201-767-3330 extension 219 Contacts Frances Weston Municipal Clerk 201-767-3330 ext 219 [Send an email] Governing Body Mayor Joseph McGuire jmcguire@northvalenj.org Councilwoman Kara McMorrow kmcmorrow@northvalenj.org Councilwoman Laura Fernandez lfernandez@northvalenj.org Councilman Hovannes Bakalian hbakalian@northvalenj.org Councilman Roy Sokoloski rsokoloski@northvalenj.org Councilman Marti n Mattessich mmattessich@northvalenj.org Councilman Domenic Menafra dmenafra@northvalenj.org Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Mayor & Council News 2026 Mayor & Council Meeting Dates Meetings begin at 7 PM Unless Otherwise Noted January 6 February 11 March 11 April 8 May 13 June 10 July 8 August 12 September 9 October 14 November 10 December 9 All meetings will be held in person in the Council Chambers. Resident Open Mic Night 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM Budget Work Sessions These meetings are anticipated to be held on Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm. Any changes to dates or times will be noticed in accordance with the law. 2026 Standing Committees C ouncil President McMorrow Police, OEM Emergency Management/Public Safety; Ambulance; Community Events Councilman Hovannes Bakalian Planning/Zoning Board; Building/Zoning Dept.; Licenses & Permits; Northern Valley Chamber of Commerce; Flood Committee ; Revolution NJ (Co-Chair); Utilities Councilwoman Laura Fernandez Beautification Committee; Parks & Playgrounds; Municipal Court; Library; Open Space; Revolution NJ(Co-Chair); Northvale Preschool Councilman Roy Sokoloski Grants, Safety & Risk Management, Northern Valley Greenway, Board of Health Councilman Marty Mattessich DPW; Buildings & Grounds; Recreation; Senior Center; Golden Age Club Councilman Domenic Menafra Fire Department; Fire Prevention; Northvale School; Northern Valley Schools; Northvale Municipal Alliance, Finance Award of Contracts 2026 Borough Attorney Bruno and Ferraro 301 Route 17 North, Suite 211 Rutherford, New Jersey 07070 Borough Auditor Steven Wielkotz, Wielkotz & Company LLC 401 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey 07442 Borough Engineer Neglia Group 34 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 426 Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Bonding Attorney Steven Rogut of Rogut McCarthy LLC 37 Alden Street Cranford, New Jersey 07016-2106 Risk Management Consultant Barsa Insurance Agency 469 Livingston St. Norwood, New Jersey 07648 Planner Neglia Group 34 Park Avenue, P.O. Box 426 Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 Tax Appeal Attorney Giblin & Gannaio, LLC 2 Forest Avenue, Suite 200 Oradell, New Jersey 07649 Real Estate Consultant Associated Appraisal Group 6 Commerce Drive, Suite 303 Cranford, New Jersey 07016 Grantswriter Bruno Associates Inc. 1373 Broad Street, Suite 203B Clifton, NJ 07013 Prosecutor Mark P. Fierro, Esq. 1086 Teaneck, Road Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Public Defender Jordan D. Yuelys 505 Main Street, Suite 304 Hackensack, New Jersey 07601 Environmental Engineer LSRP Integral Consulting Inc. 744 Milford Warren Glen Road Milford, New Jersey 08848 IT Consultant Dart Computer Services 600 Kennedy Court River Vale, New Jersey 07675 Financial Services Consultant Battaglia Associates 490 Ridgefield Terrace Fairview, New Jersey 07022

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights August 13, 2025 August 13, 2025 Approved Ryan Banzaca for the Northvale Junior Fire Department Approved 2024 LOSAP recipients from the Fire and Ambulance Corps Renewed membership in the Bergen Joint Insurance Fund Approved new lightning detection system for installation at Hogan and Veterans Parks Approved 2nd reading of ordinance permitting chickens to be maintained by the Northvale Public School Approved 1st reading of ordinance correcting the zoning map for properties on Charles St to be categorized in the Light Industrial Zone

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights July 9, 2025 July 9, 2025 Moment of silence for Former DPW Superintendent Edward Keegan Held public hearing for the grant amendment to the 2025 municipal budget – no public came forward Approved the 2025 Municipal Budget Approved application to DOT municipal aid program to pave Willow and White Aves. Granted permission for the fire department to raise quarterly stipends coming from the SAFER federal grant Appointed Christopher Martone as the Municipal Judge through December 2026 Approved 1st reading of an ordinance permitting the Northvale School to maintain chickens in an outdoor space for educational purposes

Contacts Fire Prevention (Main Number) 201-767-3330 201-767-9631 fax fireprevention@northvalenj.org Charles Thomas Fire Official 201-767-3330 ext 214 Richard Hess Fire Inspector 201-767-3330 ext 214 Julia Martino Administrative Assistant 201-767-3330 ext 213 [Send an email] Useful Forms Fire Prevention Bureau Life Hazard Registration Application Fire Prevention Permit Application Fire Safety Registration Form Residential Occupancy Approval Hours of Operation Monday–Friday: 8:30 AM–4:30 PM Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Northvale Fire Prevention Bureau Staff Charles Thomas – Fire Official Direct Line (201) 767-3330 ext 214 The Fire Marshal is part-time and responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Fire Prevention Office. The mission of this office is to prevent fires by conducting thorough annual fire inspections mandated under the N.J. Uniform Fire Code. The department conducts fire prevention lectures and has fire prevention information for the residents of Northvale. All Inspectors are required to undergo strict educational and certification process, as mandated by the State of New Jersey, to be employed in the Fire Prevention Bureau. Charles Thomas supervises the department’s Fire Inspectors who inspect all Business, Schools and Places of Assemblies in Northvale for fire code compliance. The Fire Prevention Bureau inspects all homes for sale to ensure smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide alarms. Richard Hess – Fire Inspector Direct Line (201) 767-3330 Smoke Dectors And Preparation Save Lives Working smoke detectors are your first line of defense in the event of a fire in your home. Having time to escape your home, in the event of a fire, is crucial for the survival of your family. Your chance of survival doubles with a working smoke detector installed within 10ft of all bedroom doors and at least each level of your home. Smoke detectors should be checked regularly and batteries change as necessary. It is a good practice to change the batteries at least twice a year when you change your clocks. Fire Hazards Most fires can be prevented because they are accidental in nature. In general all fires require three " ingredients" to start, theses ingredients are in your home. They are a fuel (something that can bum), ignition, (something that gets hot) and air. Put them together and you have a fire that may be small, but all big fires start small. Here are some basic fire safety rules to help eliminate fire hazards around your house. Keep combustibles away from the boiler, furnace or hot water heaters. Use caution when using electric or fuel heating units… where unit is placed, near storage or combustibles. Have your fireplace cleaned annually and keep newspapers/combustibles away from front, use a screen. •Regularly check your stovepipe on a wood-burning stove. Store gasoline in an approved container and in a safe location away from heat sources. Check all electrical outlets ensure there are no overloaded circuits or over use of electrical extension cords. Do not run electrical extension cords under any rug. Ensure clothes iron and hair dryer is unplugged when not in use. Clean clothes dryer lint collector and vent regularly. Use candles with caution and never leave unattended. Keep matches and lighters away from children. . Clean oven and remove any grease. Use smoking materials with caution; do not smoke in bed and dispose of smoking materials in a non-combustile container. Do not empty in ordinary trash container. Store propane outside structure. Smoke Detector / Carbon Monoxide Detector and Fire Extingusher Inspection Required Residents planning to sell homes are required to apply for and receive a Certificate of Compliance from the Building Department, this includes a certificate of Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Certificate; This requirement is also required for any rentals. The minimum requirement is one ten year sealed, battery- operated smoke detector required to be installed on each level and outside bedrooms. Also, a carbon monoxide alarm is to be installed within 10ft of all bedroom doors. For rentals, a portable fire extinguisher shall be installed within 10ft of the kitchen. It must be hung no higher than 5ft off the floor. The extinguisher shall be rated at ABC and not less than 2.5 lbs. or greater than 10lbs. Please apply and schedule an inspection in ample time before your scheduled closing as to avoid any possible delay. Free Fire Prevention Information The Northvale Fire Bureau has free fire prevention information for Northvale residents including limited amounts of Tot and Animal Finders. This information provides additional fire safety tips and ideas including planning an emergency escape plan for your family. Please feel free to contact us to obtain these valuable resources. Contact Information It you have any questions or concerns in regard to Fire Prevention or Safety please contact the Northvale Fire Marshal Charles Thomas at 201-767-3330 ext 214.

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights July 8, 2026 July 8, 2026 Honored the Woman’s Club of Norwood/Northvale with a certificate recognizing their efforts in collecting 250 food pantry items for Northvale’s America 250 Food Pantry Drive. Authorized signing of snow plowing and salting agreement for Northvale DPW to plow and salt County roads with Bergen County 2026-28 Appointed Taeho Shin as a new Senior Van Driver for seniors in Northvale

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Northvale Municipal Clerk The borough clerk is in charge of all Borough employees, is liaison between the Mayor and Council and all departments, boards and committees. She prepares Mayor and Council meeting agendas, maintains minutes, and is the chief election official. Contacts Frances Weston Municipal Clerk 201-767-3330 ext 219 [Send an email] Useful Forms & Information No Knock Registration Form Cannabis License Application OPRA Request Form OPRA Denial Appeal Poster Peddlers Permit Application Application for Raffle License Affordable Housing Mid-Point Review Report Dog & Cat License Renewal Marriage License Application Marriage License Application (Spanish) Certified Copy Application Food Permit Application Street Opening Permits Tree Removal Application Film Application Bench Engraving Program Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 The Municipal Clerk holds one of the most important and exacting positions in municipal government. So important, in fact, that in New Jersey the position is a statutory one; Municipal Clerks may attain tenure in office and must achieve certification through education and testing. So diverse is the role of the Municipal Clerk, encompassing a myriad of state statutes and serving all levels of government, that legislation was enacted in 1991 specifically designed to define the “Core” duties of this statutory office. These “Core” duties are as follows: Secretary to the Municipal Corporation Custodian of the municipal seal Maintain custody of all minutes, books, deeds, bonds, contracts and archival records of the municipal corporation Attest to the signatures of municipal officers and officials Maintain receipt of service of legal documents Secretary to the Governing Body Prepare all meeting agendas for the members of the Governing Body Make Governing Body members aware of Roberts Rules of Order for conducting meetings Be present at all meetings of the Governing Body Keep an official record of the proceedings of every meeting, retain the original copies of all minutes, ordinances and resolutions Process, record, file and, when necessary, advertise ordinances, resolutions and the municipal budget Administer and record oaths of office Maintain custody of all official records not specifically handled by other departments Act as liaison to the public and correspondent on behalf of the Governing Body Chief Administrative Office of All Local Elections Certify vacancies at a local level Maintain receipt of nominating petitions and certification to the County Clerk of local candidates nominated by petition Exercise quasi-judicial authority in determining the validity of petitions Conduct the drawing for positions of candidates on the local ballot Furnish material for local election Suggest polling places Maintain receipt of election results Certify to the County Clerk persons elected to partisan county committee offices in each election district Administrative Officer Acceptance of applications for licenses and permits and the issuance of licenses and permits, except where statute or municipal ordinance has delegated that responsibility to some other municipal office Issue assessment search certificates Conduct business with other municipal departments as directed by the Governing Body Serve as information officer to the public and the media Purchase equipment and supplies when required Maintain personnel records Certify to the municipality's Bond Counsel as to the proper advertising, filing of Supplemental Debt Statement and that no protests have been filed with the municipality as to the adoption of bond ordinances Records Coordinator and Manager Responsible for implementing local archives and records retention programs as mandated Other Duties That may be imposed by state statutes and regulations or municipal ordinances or regulations. Why would I need to contact the Municipal Clerk? You would need to contact the Borough Clerk in order to obtain any of the following: Public Records Election & Voting Information Street Opening Permits Limousine Permits Liquor Licenses Raffle Licenses

Contacts Frances Weston DPW Secretary 201-767-3330 ext 219 [Send an email] Briant Bodrato Superintendent Billy Guyt Assistant Superintendent Dennis Marshall Foreman Garbage & Recycling – Interstate Waste Services Garbage pickup on Mondays and Thursdays including holidays Recycling pick up on Wednesday. Each Wednesday rotates (etc.) Newspaper/Cardboard and Commingled. Please refer to the Borough Calendar for specifics Garbage and recycling should be brought to the curb no earlier than 5:00 PM the night before pickup Report a problem to the DPW Report a problem to the DPW by clicking here, to send an email. Useful Forms & Information 2023 Recycling & Solid Waste Newsletter Stormwater Brochure Municipal Stormwater Management Plan Carwash Tip Card Fertilizer Tip Card Motor Oil Tip Card Pet Waste Tip Card Pet Waste Brochure Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Department of Public Works (DPW) 2024 Recycling and Waste Guide Spring Clean Up/Grass Barrel Pick Up 2026 Grass and leaves are picked up in barrels no larger than 32 gallons for the Spring Clean Up Season. Pick-up will be made every Tuesday starting on April 7th and ending to October 6th. Do not rake to the curb. It is now permissible to place materials in biodegradable (paper) bags. Materials placed in plastic bags cannot be picked up. Branches 3 feet and under must be tied and bundled with twine. Barrels containing branches will not be picked up. Stack branches on your property with all ends facing the same way which may be cut up to 12 feet in length. Make sure they are free from logs and stumps. ALL BRANCHES MUST BE PLACED INSIDE THE CURB LINE, NOT IN THE STREET. Please call 201-767-3330 Ext. 219 for any questions. Leaf collection info. Grass Barrel Pick-Up Ends October 7th. Leaf collection will begin the week of October 19th and end the week of December 7th. The DPW will begin leaf collection the week of October 19th. To better serve you, the following is needed to facilitate the pick up of leaves . . . . NO BAGS OF ANY KIND will be collected. Pile leaves and grass neatly at the curb NOT to obstruct traffic in the street. Do NOT mix debris with leaves such as rocks, wood, branches, etc. Leaves should NOT be piled around fire hydrants, light poles, signs, trees, etc. Do NOT place leaves within ten (10) feet of either side of a storm drain. Vehicles parked in the street prevent us from working along the curb and collecting your leaves. The DPW is NOT responsible for any damage to basketball backboards that are located at the curb. Leaves will be continually picked up until December 5th. The leaves MUST be at the curb by December 5th. Any leaves left at the curb beyond December 5th are in violation of Borough Ordinance #830-2006 and you will be subject to a fine. During leaf season, NO BRANCHES will be collected. If there is a need for branches to be stacked, they must be kept on your property as placing them in the street is in violation of Borough Ordinance #830-2006. Chipping will resume mid-December , weather permitting. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call the D.P.W. Secretary at 201/767-3330, extension 219 . Stormwater Regulations are imposed by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection on all municipalities. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED COOPERATION Northvale Shredding Event – October 3, 2026 Borough Hall Parking Lot 9 am-1 pm Rain or Shine 2026 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Event Dates: Bergen County Utilities Authority, Foot of Empire Bl vd., Moonachie Saturday, March 7, 2026 Saturday, November 14, 2026 Bergen County Campgaw Reservation 200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah Saturday, May 16, 2026 Saturday, July 18, 2026 Saturday, September 19, 2026 Bergen Community College 400 Paramus Rd., Paramus Sunday, April 19, 2026 Sunday, June 7, 2026 Sunday, October 18, 2026 HHW event collection hours are 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (rain or shine) 2026 Bergen County Document Shredding, Electronics Recycling and Tire Recycling Event Dates Bergen Community College 400 Paramus Rd., Paramus Sunday, April 26, 2026 Saturday, August 8, 2026 Bergen County Campgaw Reservation 200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah Saturday, June 13, 2026 Sunday, October 4, 2026 HHW event collection hours are 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (rain or shine) Borough Ordinance #555-86 As per borough ordinance #555-86 it prohibits landscapers or tree companies from leaving any debris at the curb for pickup. Tree Trimming If you have any questions about tree trimming, please call 201-767-3330 Ext. 219. Sewer Back Up If you have a problem, you must know where the clean out is located on your property in order for us to be able to help you. Call the DPW at 201-767-3330 Ext. 219. Recycling Information Acceptable Items: Paper & Cardboard: Newspaper, magazines, junk mail, envelopes, telephone books, soft cover books, brown paper bags, computer paper, cereal boxes, toy and gift boxes, tissue boxes, food boxes, greeting cards, wrapping paper and corrugated cardboard. Plastics: Beverage containers, detergent and bleach bottles, shampoo bottles, squeezable bottles such as ketchup and mustard. Glass: Clear bottles, green bottles and brown bottles and aluminum cans. White Goods: (stoves, refrigerators [remove doors], etc.) are picked up by the DPW. Please call 201-767-3330 Ext. 219. Only put trash out the night before scheduled pick up.

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Reorganization Meeting Highlights January 6, 2026 January 6, 2026 Swore in re-elected Councilmen Menafra and Mattessich Honored winners of the Battle of the Bulbs competition Honored the 3 rd /4 th grade boys and 5 th /6 th grade girls soccer teams on their championships Elected Councilwoman McMorrow as Council President and Councilman Bakalian to the Planning/Zoning Board Established committees, appointees and meeting dates for 2026 Approved professional appointments for 2026 Established all mutual aid for fire and ems for 2026 Passed 1 st reading of ordinance updating police department fees for private organizations wishing to utilize police services

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights September 9, 2026 September 9, 2026 Recognized the Knights of Columbus Council #9021 for their efforts in collecting 250 food pantry items for local food pantries Passed resolutions authorizing Neglia Engineering to perform mandated engineering work for stormwater pollution prevention plan, watershed improvement plan and the White Ave outfall project Appointed Joe Luppino, CFO, to a 4-year term as CFO Passed 2 nd reading of bond ordinance for the resurfacing of White Ave from Livingston to Tappan, majority funded by DOT grant Passed 2 nd reading of bond ordinance for infrastructure projects repairing outfall at White Ave and drainage improvement at Firenze and Willow Passed 1 st reading of capital purchased ordinance for firefighting and ambulance equipment

Quick Links Forms & Documents Borough Calendar Smart911 Registration Recycle Coach Registration Pay Traffic Tickets Tax Information Public Notices PB Cancellation Town Day will be held on October 24th, 12-4 pm at Hogan Park Northvale’s America 250 Events Star-Spangled Northvale – From Flag Day (June 14th) through the end of July we’re asking residents and businesses to dress up and light up their homes in patriotic red, white and blue colors. Start getting your lights, flags and banners ready! Food Pantry 250 – Sign up your organization or neighborhood to collect 250 items for local food pantries. Collect everything from canned and packaged goods to toiletries to gift cards. Participating organizations will be recognized by the Mayor & Council and featured on the Borough website. If interested send email to Lfernandez@northvalenj.org . Memorial Day Mural – A large mural combining Northvale and the country’s semi quincentennial is being created by a local artist and students and is being unveiled at this year’s Memorial Day Parade. Geo-Caching History – items placed at historical sites throughout the Northern Valley. Participants follow on where to go via an app. Liberty Tree – the Borough will plant a “Liberty Tree” with a plaque commemorating the anniversary on July 4th. Details to follow. Community Service 250 – Sign up your organization to fulfill 250 hours of community service in an area of your choosing. Participating organizations will be recognized by the Mayor & Council and featured on the Borough website. If interested send an email to Lfernandez@northvalenj.org . Plus all our existing events will incorporate America 250 into their program from red, white and blue eggs at the Eggstravaganza to the Memorial Day Mural to patriotic music at Town Day. Northvale’s main streets, Borough Hall and parks will also have patriotic displays such as red, white and blue flower beds, bunting, lights and flags. Many events throughout the state can be found at www.revnj.org Visit our Northvale America 250 Shop for great patriotic merchandise at https://sportstimenj.chipply.com/boroughofnorthvale . Get your order in by June 7th. Scam Flyer PAS-1 Filling asst Div of Tax Endorses Resolution Housing Element and Fair Share Plan Planning Board Reso-Adopting Housing Element & Fair Share Plan Fourth Round Housing Element and Fair Share Plan Northvale Reassessment Presentation Learn More NJ Property Tax Relief Flyer Affordable Housing Report Northvale Events Calendar 2026 March 16th 10:00 AM - Northvale’s 110th Birthday, Senior Center March 28th 11:00 AM – Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt, Hogan Park May 25th 11:00 AM – Memorial Day Parade, Northvale School to American Legion June 26th 7:00 PM – Rock Solid Band Concert, Hogan Park July 17th Time TBD – Art in the Park, Hogan Park September 10th, 5:30 PM – September 11th Remembrance, 9/11 Memorial Hogan Park September 26th, 12-4 PM – Town Day, Hogan Park October 24th, Time TBD – Pumpkins for Pink Event, Veterans Park December 3rd (Thursday), 6:30 PM – Holiday Tree Lighting, Hogan Park Reserving of Parks Any organization wishing to reserve space in Hogan or Veterans Parks must contact the Municipal Clerk. Organizations are limited to 2 reservations per month. Blue Acres Flood Buyout Program Following the severe flooding that impacted New Jersey during the month of January, several homeowners in our community have expressed a desire to participate in the NJDEP Blue Acres flood buyout program. Blue Acres is developing a funding strategy to meet the strong demand for buyouts in the wake of the recent flooding. Please see details in the attached flyer. Please see the document below for details. We are happy to announce a new resource for residents. Get reminders on garbage, recyling, grass pick-up and events right on your phone or computer. Scan the code to sign up or go to the Recycle Coach website under "Residents" and select "Northvale". Also get educated about what is recyclable or not and where to bring certain items to dispose. Resource – Senior Helpers Senior Helpers of Bergen County is the leading provider of senior care, offering families peace of mind when it comes to honoring their loved ones’ care needs and preferences. Their tailored services range from companionship care for seniors who need help with daily activities to specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, and other chronic conditions. Senior Helpers is also a VA provider to make sure that Veterans and their spouses receive the benefits they deserve as quickly as possible. Senior Helpers provides comprehensive care solutions designed to fit your unique situation. Utilizing the innovative Life Profile™ assessment tool—the most advanced scoring system in the industry—they can identify a person’s vulnerabilities and create a personalized care plan to address safety risks that may lead to injury or hospitalization. Senior Helpers also collaborates with other community providers and specialists to ensure access to the services and products needed to maintain a high quality of life. Senior Helpers is located at 22 Madison Avenue, Suite 305 Paramus, and can be reached at 201-968-5777 or by visiting their website at https://www.seniorhelpers.com/nj/bergen-county/ . Upcoming Events Attention All Northvale Residents The Borough of Northvale in an effort to improve its community and emergency notification efforts, has transitioned to the RAVE MOBILE SAFETY platform powered by Smart911. This newly updated system will allow the Borough to provide multi formatted messaging to our residents in the form of voice calls, email and text messages. Please click the link below and register on Smart911. Once you have created your personal profile, you can search your name and access your existing information to make any necessary changes. If you are a new user, please enter all the required information to begin receiving notifications. Please share this information with your neighbors to assist in our efforts to have our community informed. Thank you! Smart911 Registration Link: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=northvalepd S&P Global Upgrades Northvale's Credit Rating Please see the document below for details. Upcoming Events Internal Affairs Policies & Procedures Ensuring accountability in New Jersey’s police departments IAPP Appendix A: Sample Civilian Complaint Information Sheet Arabic Chinese English Haitian Hindi Korean Polish Portuguese Spanish Tagalog Vietnamese IAPP Appendix B: Sample Internal Affairs Report Form Arabic Chinese English Haitian Hindi Korean Polish Portuguese Spanish Tagalog Vietnamese

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Historic Photos Railroad Station Saint Anthony's Church Livingston St. Looking South Railroad Station 1/10 Historic Cards Northvale Station, Circa 1908 Saint Anthony's Church, Circa 1900 The Hotel, Circa 1900 Northvale Station, Circa 1908 1/4 Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Borough of Northvale Historical Society A town historical society has recently been formed and plans to develop a web-site in the coming months. Look for an announcement on the Borough’s web site when they are open for business. The Society’s mission will center on preserving documents and photos that were collected by the late Anita Silva Rejmaniak, and adding to the collection through interaction with Northvale’s residents. A recent issue of the Northern Valley Historical Society’s Newsletter carried stories about industries that were doing business here in the ‘olden days’. The article can be read here . If you know of any stories about industries that are not covered in the Newsletter article please call Alberta Rudolph (201 768-1056) or Lorraine Maldanoto (201 768-4966). The Northvale Society would appreciate hearing from you. They can also make copies of any related photo’s you have, without harm to the originals. Mayors of Northvale Charles Semino 1916-18 Louis Campora 1919-20 John Trott 1921-24 Dominick S. Firenze, Sr. 1925-26 Charles Schuster 1927-28 James W. Argenti, Jr. 1929-40 David A. Semino 1941-54 Valerio Collazuol 1955-56 Edward F. Mende 1957-60 James F. McGuire 1961-64 John L. Hogan 1965-1974 William J. Lenskold 1975-78 John E. Rooney 1979-86, 1991-2006 John S. Hogan 1987-1990, 2007-10 Peter P. Perretti 2010 Paul Bazela 2011-14 Stanley E. Piehler 2014-18 Patrick J. Marana 2019-22 Joseph E. McGuire 2023-Present Memoirs of Northvale VFW Members Eagle Project by Seamus Ward For my eagle project, members of the Northvale VFW were interviewed about their service in foreign wars. These interviews were put into PDF documents and are here on this web page. This web page was designed with the intention of increasing awareness regarding the service of these brave Americans. I encourage anyone and everyone to read and become aware of what these men and women have done for our country. Thousands of American men and women have served in the military in foreign wars. To aid their adjustment after returning from these wars, the VFW was established. Although recent and current wars are present in our thoughts, many years have passed since WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. As a result many veterans have grown old, died, and some may even have been forgotten. I have learned from a member from the Northvale VFW post 162, that many veterans die with people knowing very little or nothing of their Service in the Military. I would like to change this unfortunate occurrence. These soldiers fought for our right to be free. I want to ensure they are remembered and honored. Below are PDF files containing interviews of the Veterans. Brady, Don Cambareri, Vincent Connoly, Leonard R. Di Blasio, Salvatore Doran, Cecil England, Brian Grassi, Joseph Griepenburg, George W. Iafrate, Glenn C. Iuldo, Aldo A. Jones, Dennis R. Kaniecki, Chester Kasbariian, James M. Kawa, Frank J. La Touche, Paul Larson, Orville Lenahan, Gerald J. Lupardi, John A. Malora, Frank A. Meyers, Andrew W. Murphy, Robert J. Pizzi, Anthony R. Quartaraco, Luke Ramos, Richard J. Scaglione, Joseph P. Sharon, Michael Smith, Donald F. Wetland, Thomas Zacco, Joe

Main Contacts Police Emergency Dial 911 Police Main Number (Non-Emergency) 201-768-5900 Howard Ostrow Chief of Police 201-768-5900 [Send an email ] Sign Up for Emergency Notifications RAVE Mobile Safety Platform powered by Smart911 Receive emergency notifications via voice calls, email and text Smart911 Registration Link Useful Forms Business Census OPRA Request Form Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Police Department Mission Statement It is the mission of the Northvale Police Department to protect the constitutional, civil, and human rights of citizens living in and visiting the Borough of Northvale and The Borough of Rockleigh. We will strive to enhance the quality of life while working in partnership with the communities we serve. We will develop partnerships with each community to prevent, reduce, or eliminate crime, neighborhood problems, and by providing police services that are fair, professional, and respectful of the dignity of all individuals. Officers are directed to enforce local ordinances, motor vehicle and criminal laws of the Boroughs of Northvale, Rockleigh and the State of New Jersey in a professional, respectful and ethical manner. Accident Report Link Temporary Handicapped Parking Placard Link Complete this form which must be signed by a physician. Return form to the Northvale Police Department with a check for $4.00 payable to NJMVC. Firearms Application Online application for Firearms Purchaser Identification Card and/or Handgun Purchase Permit. Please use Northvale ORI Number NJ0024000. (Access via the link below) https://www.njportal.com/NJSP/Fars/ Overnight Parking Requests Overnight parking on Borough streets is prohibited by ordinance from the hours 2am to 5am. If permission is needed for overnight street parking please call 201-768-5900 and press 5 for the Overnight Parking voicemail. Please provide the information as instructed. Permission is granted on a day to day basis as long term parking is prohibited. Apply For the Junior Police Academy Please see the application form below. Junior Police Academy Application Like Us on Facebook Visit and like the Northvale Police Department Facebook page. Burglar and Fire Alarms All Residential and Commercial Burglary/Fire Alarms must be registered with the Police Department. An application can be obtained at the Police Department located at 116 Paris Avenue in Northvale. Each alarm must be renewed on a yearly basis and a permit fee is required prior to the issuance of the permit. For more information contact 201-768-5900. Alarm Application Neighborhood Watch If you see any activity that may seem unusual around your neighborhood, Chief Howard Ostrow would like you to call the police immediately. The patrol officers will respond to investigate any incident to ensure the safety of each resident. If you are not certain as to whether or not something is suspicious, call us and we will gladly stop by and take the information. Phone Solicitation Chief Ostrow would like advise all residents that the Northvale Police Department or its local union, PBA Local 233, will not solicit donations by telephone. Any solicitation by an organization representing the police is not associated with the Northvale Police Department. Bicycle Helmet Law Changes Effective March 1, 2006 the law will change. Young people under the age of 17 will be required to wear approved helmets when cycling, roller skating, inline skating or skateboarding. For more information please visit the web site at www.saferoads.com . 2025 Major Discipline Early Warning System Directive Police - Early Warning Drug Testing Policy Major Discipline Reports 2020 - 2022 Internal Affairs Annual Summary Report 2025 Diversity in Law Enforcement Annual Report Northvale Police Department Recruit Plan

Contacts Suzanne Burroughs Tax Collector 201-767-3330 ext 222 [Send an email ] Rob Brescia Tax Assessor 201-767-3330 Ext. 207 [Send an email ] Useful Information Tax Assessor Hours: Wednesdays from 2:45 PM - 4:45 PM Or by appointment. Quarterly Taxes are Due: February 1st May 1st August 1st November 1st Grace Period: There is a 10 Day Grace Period. On the 11th Day interest accrues back to the first of the month. Interest is required to be charged on late payments of taxes. Interest accrues at 8% on the first $1,500 and 18% above $1,500. Interest stays at 18% until the balance is brought current. Postmarks Not Accepted: Postmarks are no longer accepted for tax payments. Tax Appeals: Deadline for filing tax appeals is April 1st. Taxes must be paid current before filing. Added Assessment Appeals: The deadline for filing Added Assessment appeals is 45 days after the Added Assessment tax bill is issued. Appeal Forms: Appeal forms are available from the Bergen County Tax Board Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Tax Department Tax Information/Pay Taxes Online NJ Property Tax Relief Flyer Some Things to Remember Your Tax Assessor can answer questions about tax assessments. Your Tax Collector can answer questions about tax collection. The Tax Assessor cannot legally collect tax money so please do not mail your checks to the Assessor. When you are issued a building permit, you may expect visits from both the Assessor and the Construction Official as their duties require. Improvements may be subject to added Assessments which begin the 1st of the month following substantial completion, occupancy or use. The Added Assessment list is submitted to the County Tax Board on October 1st and the tax thereon is due in full November 1st of the same year. Any building standing as of October 1st of the pre-tax year will be taxable for the entire following year. Improvements Improvements to your home not only make it more comfortable and attractive but also make it more valuable. Some of the most common improvements are listed below: Assessable – Additions, Air Conditioning, Brick Facing (1 story or more), Decks, enclosed porch or deck, finished basement, fireplace(wood, coal or gas) garage conversions and carports, inground pools, kitchens and bathrooms, shed(larger than 10x10), siding. Not Assessable – fences, sheds smaller than 10x10, paint, replacement windows, skylights, jungle gym or play platform, above ground pools P= Partial Assessment on the Improvement and indicates that the property is not fully assessed. Added Assessment bills for improvements are issued in October and payable on November 1 along with the Original Tax Bill. It also has a preliminary Tax Bill due February and May along with the Original Bill. Appeals on Added Assessment bills are filed on or before December 1st with the Bergen County Board of Taxation. Property Tax Assessment Cards please call tax assessor at 201 767 3330 ext. 207 Original Bills are mailed to authorized Mortgage Companies or directly to the Taxpayer. Ad Advice copy is mailed to property owners with a Mortgage company. ONLY ONE TAX BILL IS ISSUED PER PROPERTY AND IT SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED WITH OWNERSHIP. DUPLICATE BILL CHARGE IS $5.00. Deductions Deductions – An amount taken off the Gross Tax on the Tax bill. A Veteran or the Widow of a Veteran may apply for a $250.00 Tax Deduction. The Veteran must have service in time of war, complete the application and present an Honorable Discharge and a FormDD214. A Senior Citizen or the Widow of a Senior Citizen (at least 55 years old) may apply for a $250.00 Tax Deduction. To qualify you must be 65 years or older and earn less that $10,000.00 a year excluding Social Security. A widow of a Senior Citizen who is under 65 can only apply if the Senior citizen was receiving the deduction before his death. A Disabled Person or the Surviving Spouse of a Disabled Person (at least 55 years old) may also apply for a $250.00 Tax Deduction. To qualify you must be able to prove to be totally and permanently disabled and earn less than $10,000.00 a year excluding Social Security. A surviving spouse of a Disabled person can only apply if the Disabled Person was receiving the deduction before death. Tax-Exempt – No tax payment is charged at all. A Totally Disabled Veteran may apply to the Tax Assessor for an exemption. You must have been totally and completely disabled during times of war. How you make the payment depends on how you want your receipt, either: 1. Bring in the entire bill and I will pull the stub and receipt the back of the bill. 2. Send the entire bill with the check in a self-addressed, stamped envelope and I will pull the stub and receipt the back of the bill. 3. Send the stub and the check in and your canceled check will be your receipt. Tax Sale A Tax Sale must be conducted each year to resolve prior year tax delinquencies. State law authorizes the collector to begin the Tax Sale process on January 1st but in Northvale, the sale is generally scheduled between June and December. The sale is advertised in The Record for four weeks. The Collector sells Tax Sale Certificates which are filed with the Bergen County Registry and become liens against the property. Investors who purchase the certificates have the right to pay the current tax, which becomes part of the lien. Investors also have the option to begin the foreclosure process after 2 years to take possession of the property. Tax Sale Certificates cannot be redeemed in partial payments. Property Tax Relief Programs Property Tax Relief Programs are offered through the State for qualified Senior Citizens and Disabled persons. Contact the Tax Collector or the State of New Jersey website at https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/relief.shtml

Contacts Northvale Municipal Alliance 116 Paris Avenue Northvale, NJ 07647 NorthvaleMunicipalAlliance@gmail.com Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Municipal Alliance The Northvale Municipal Alliance is a community-based committee of like-minded people whose purpose is the promotion of drug and alcohol safety education. The committee works toward this goal by establishing partnerships and developing initiatives to prevent drug abuse and alcoholism funded in part by the Governor’s Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (GCADA). Supporting educational events for the youth in our local middle school. Partnering with law enforcement to encourage positive interactions with the Junior Police Academy and helping senior citizens with identify resources to avoid possible problems are just a few of the ways the Municipal alliance reaches out into our community. Every year the committee looks for new and better ways to help make Northvale a better place. Follow this link for the latest information on Parent’s Guide to Fentanyl: https://www. addicted.org/supe/ Find a rehab center: https://startyourrecovery.org/treatment/rehab-centers/new-jersey

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Reorganization Meeting Highlights January 2, 2025 January 2, 2025 Salute to flag, God Bless American sung by Sarah Lucero, invocation by Pastor Rich Martinez Swore in Councilwoman Kara McMorrow and Councilman Roy Sokoloski, both re-elected to 3-year terms Council elected Councilwoman McMorrow as Council President Council elected Councilman Bakalian to be its representative on the Planning & Zoning Board Appointed and approved Borough professionals Appointed individuals to the Planning & Zoning Board Appointed and approved individuals to the Library Board, Board of Health, Court, Public Events, Beautification, Flood, Recreation, Fire Department, Ambulance Corps and Crossing Guards Approved mutual aid agreements for fire and ambulance

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< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights October 9, 2024 October 9, 2024 Promoted Police Detective Charles Albanese to the rank of Sergeant Listened to an update presentation from Andrew Mikesh and Betsy Longendorfer on the Northern Valley Greenway Approved entering into the Educational Services Cooperative of NJ purchasing cooperative Approved Betsy Longendorfer as a Northvale representative to the Northern Valley Greenway Expressed support for the multi-municipality lawsuit against the state regarding the latest round of commitment numbers for Fair Share Housing and how 62 municipalities are not included in these commitments Approved ordinance allowing parking on west side of Chestnut St. on Sundays and Holidays Approved ordinance prohibiting parking and standing on Frances Lane during school days Approved ordinance providing lead paint inspections by the Borough in addition to private contractors Approved 1st reading of “No Knock Ordinance” which allows residents to sign up to be included on a registry the prohibits peddlers and solicitors from approaching their doors.

Application Northvale Community Garden The Community Garden consists of 26 4’X20’ plots located at 195 Paris Ave. All are welcome to join and be part of the fun of planting and growing. If you wish to maintain a plot please fill out the attached application and return the Municipal Clerk at Borough Hall along with the $50.00 application fee.

Financial Documents Municipal Budgets 2015 Budget 2016 Budget 2017 Budget 2018 Budget 2019 Budget 2020 Budget 2021 Budget 2022 Budget 2022 2023 2023 Budget 2024 2024 Budget 2025 2025 Budget 2026 2026 Budget Annual Debt Statements ADS 2021 ADS 2017 ADS 2020 ADS 2016 ADS 2019 ADS 2018 ADS 2015 Annual Financial Statements AFS 2015 AFS 2019 AFS 2016 AFS 2020 AFS 2017 AFS 2018 AFS 2021 AFS 2022 AFS 2023 AFS 2024 AFS 2025 Audits Audit 2015 Audit 2016 Audit 2017 Audit 2018 Audit 2019 Audit 2020 Audit 2021 Audit 2022 2022 2023 2024 Audit 2023 Audit 2024

Hometown Heroes Application Download Application Frances Weston Municipal Clerk 201-767-3330 ext 219 [Send an email] Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Hometown Heroes Banner Program The Borough of Northvale displays military banners honoring veterans of Northvale from May through Veterans Day. Banners are displayed on light poles on Livingston St. and Paris Ave. Banner 1 8”X36”, full-color, double-sided. Displays veteran’s picture, name, branch of service, military conflict in which was served. Eligibility Veteran served in the U.S. Armed Forces – Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard Veteran is/was a Northvale resident for at least 5 years. Program Fees Exact banner cost is determined at the time of the quote as we make all efforts to obtain bulk discounting. The estimated cost is between $110 and $140. Banner Upkeep/Notes Banners are stored by the Borough from November to May When banners are faded and deteriorated due to outdoor exposure, the Borough will inform the sponsor when a replacement is necessary to be ordered by the s ponsor. Life expectancy of the banner is approximately 5-8 years. Banners are the property of the sponsor and will be requested to be returned upon request. Specific light pole locations may be requested for display of a banner however that position cannot be guaranteed If all of the light pole locations are reserved with banners, the Borough will utilize alternate areas for display such as Hogan Park Process Application completed and returned to the Municipal Clerk with a check made out to “Borough of No rthvale” and a picture of the veteran, preferably in uniform. If no picture is available then the symbol of the veteran’s branch of service will be displayed. Applications must be received by April 1st for display in the current calendar year. Applications received after April 1st cannot be guaranteed for display in the current calendar year, however all efforts will be made to accommodate.

Public Notices: Pursuant to New Jersey P.L. 2025, C. 72, the Borough is transitioning the publication of all legal advertisements and public notices from newspaper to our official website. Beginning March 1, 2026, the complete text of all legal notices will be publicly accessible on the Borough website free of charge. Notices will be available on the public notice page for at least one week from the date of the initial posting and thereafter will be maintained in a public notice archive for at least one year after the notice is removed from the public notice page. In addition, the New Jersey Secretary of State has established a Legal Notice hyperlink: www.nj.gov/state/statewide-legal-notices-list.shtml to provide members of the publicwith hyperlinks to the Official Internet Legal Notices webpage of every municipality in the state. 2026 BOH Meeting Dates 2026 2026 Professional Awards of Contract January 6, 2026 Mayor & Council Meeting Dates for 2026 January 6, 2026 Notice of Introduction of Ordinance #26-01 Amending Chapter 42 January 6, 2026 Resolution #2026-30-Civil Rights Policy January 6, 2026 Planning Board Award of Contracts January 7, 2026 PB Cancellation Feb 4th Notice of Adoption Ordinance #26-01-Amend Chapter 42-February 11, 2026 Notice of Introduction Ordinance #26-03-DPW Salary Ordinance-February 11, 2026 Notice of Introduction Ordinance #26-04-Police Salary Ordinance-February 11, 2026 Notice of Introduction Ordinance #26-05-Amending Section 19 (Affordable Housing Regulations)-February 11, 2026 Notice of Introduction Ordinance #26-06-Amending Chapter 200-February 11, 2026 Notice of Introduction Bond Ordinance #26-07-Road Improvements and Acquisition of New Automotive Vehicle-February 11, 2026 Recreation Meeting Change Planning Board Meeting Cancellation March 4, 2026 Riverside Coop Notice to Bidders Planning Bd/Board of Adjustment Meeting Cancellation-March 18, 2026 Adoption Bond Ordinance #26-07-March 11, 2026 Adoption DPW Salary Ordinance #26-03-March 11, 2026 Adoption Police Salary Ordinance #26-04-March 11, 2026 Adoption Affordable Housing Regulations Ordinance #26-05-March 11, 2026 Adoption Amend Chapter 200 Ordinance #26-06-March 11, 2026 Introduction General Salary Ordinance #26-02-March 11, 2026 Board of Health Time Change-March 24, 2026 Public Meeting Notice-Open Space Grant Application-April 8, 2026 Adoption Officials & Employees Salary Ordinance #26-02-April 8, 2026 Riverside Cooperative Request For Bids-Tree Removal Planning Board Cancellation-May 6, 2026 Notice of Introduction Ordinance #26-08-Amending Chapter 147-May 13, 2026 Riverside Cooperative Notice to Bid-Bulk Rock Salt Planning Board Cancellation-June 3, 2026 Board of Health Meeting Change-June 25, 2026 Adoption Amend Chapter 147 Property Maintenance #26-08-June 10, 2026 Notice of Auction-Police Vehicle Introduction of Ordinance #26-09 Exceed Appropriation and Establish Cap Bank-June 17, 2026 2026 Budget Introduction -June 17, 2026 Planning Board/Bd of Adjustment Meeting Cancellation – July 1, 2026 Riverside Cooperative Notice to Bid-Bulk Rock Salt Special Meeting-Mayor & Council-Public Hearing 2026 Budget-July 16, 2026 Adoption Ordinance #26-09-Exceed Appropriation and Establish Cap Bank-July 8, 2026 Planning Bd/Bd of Adjustment Meeting Cancellation – August 5 Notice of Introduction Bond Ordinance #26-10-August 12, 2026 Notice of Introduction Bond Ordinance #26-11-August 12, 2026 Adoption Bond Ordinance#26-10-September 9, 2026 Adoption Bond Ordinance #26-11-September 9, 2026 Introduction Capital Ordinance #26-12-September 9, 2026 Notice to Bidders-White Avenue Roadway Improvement Project-September 15, 2026 Notice To Bidders-White Avenue Roadway Improvement Project-October 15, 2026 Adoption Capital Ordinance #26-12-October 14, 2026 Planning/Zoning Board Meeting Cancellation, November 4, 2026 Archived

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< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights January 15, 2025 January 15, 2025 Honored the state championship volleyball and football teams from Northern Valley Old Tappan High School Approved submission of a $100K application to NJ DCA to pave parking lot at Veterans Park Approved professional services contracts for Borough professionals Had the 1st reading of the 3 annual salary ordinances for Police, DPW and Borough employees

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights April 8, 2026 April 8, 2026 Approved bid award to DLS Contracting for 2026 road paving Approved 2-year agreement with Captain Mazzilli to maintain Captain position in the police department Highlighted the Northvale America 250 Store available online from SportsTime

The WholeSum Pantry Located at the Church of the Holy Communion 66 Summit St, Norwood NJ (201) 768-0634 chcnjfoodpantry@gmail.com Donations can be made on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month between 9AM and 12PM St. Anthony’s Catholic Church 199 Walnut St, Northvale NJ (201) 768-1177 stanthonysnorthvale@gmail.com Donations can be made from Monday through Friday between 9AM and 4PM

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights December 11, 2024 December 11, 2024 Approved the 2023 audit from Wielkotz CPA Endorsed the CDBG grant application for the Northvale Fire Association for the installation of 2 ADA compliant bathrooms at the firehouse Authorized a shared services agreement with the Borough of Paramus for the repair and maintenance of vehicles Authorized an agreement with Valley Health System for alcohol and drug testing for 2025 Reappointed Frances Weston as the Municipal Clerk enabling her to acquire tenure Authorized an agreement with Neglia Engineering for services related to the Affordable Housing obligations Authorized an agreement with Interstate Waste Services for grass barrel collection for 2025 Recognized the championship seasons of Northvale’s 5/6 Girls and 7/8 Boys soccer along with NVOT Volleyball and Football Thanked the coordinators and DPW for the fabulous tree lighting event held on Dec 6th at Hogan Park

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights July 10 2024 July 10, 2024 Approved resolution awarding contract for Veteran Memorial Park improvements to D&L Paving Passed ordinance banning sale of cats and dogs in retail stores Passed ordinance authorizing improvements at Hogan Park – new fencing and dugouts Passed 1st reading of ordinance on updates to handling of stormwater

< Back Mayor & Council Reorganization Unofficial Highlights January 3, 2023 New Mayor Joseph McGuire and new Councilmen Marty Mattessich and Domenic Menafra sworn in by NJ District 39 Assemblyman Robert Auth Councilwoman Kara McMorrow elected Council President Ceremony conducted honoring long time Borough Clerk, Wanda Worner, who passed away in 2020. Mayor McGuire dedicated a plaque with Wanda’s family and former coworkers Chief Howard Ostrow and Laura Benvenuto shared memories working with Wanda. Mayor McGuire thanked former Mayor Pat Marana and former Council members Lou Delisio and Ed Devlin for their service to the Borough Borough professionals appointed: Borough Attorney: Bruno & Ferraro Borough Engineer: Neglia Group Borough Auditor: Wielkotz & Company Bond Counsel: Rogut McCarthy Tax Appeal Attorney: Giblin & Gannaio Planner: Neglia Group Environmental Engineer: Boswell Engineering Grantswriter: Bruno Associates Prosecutor: Mark Fierro Public Defender: Jordan Yuelys Appraiser: Associated Appraisal Group Planning and Zoning Appointments: Howard Ostrow 1 year, Ryan Moran 4 year, Michael Puppelo 4 year, Wayne Degen 2 year, Andy Gullestad 2 year. Councilman Hogan appointed as Council’s appointment to Planning/Zoning Board Appointments to Library Board of Trustees, Public Events Coordinator, Beautification-Flood Committee approved and Recreation Committee, Fire Dept Line Officers, Ambulance Corps Line Officers and Crossing Guards all approved. Council Appointments to Special Committees and Meeting Dates can be seen on Borough website under “Mayor & Council” Cash management plan explained by CFO and adopted Julia Martino appointed as Planning/Zoning Board Secretary Resolution authorizing submission of grant proposal to NJ Dept of Community Affairs Local Recreation Improvement Grant Program for improvements to Veterans Park fields and basketball court approved Temporary budget approved Mayor & Council members all expressed best wishes for a successful 2023 and look forward to working together and with the community”

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights March 12, 2025 March 12, 2025 Open public hearing on the Borough application for Open Space grant for new turf softball field at Veterans Park. No public comments. Presentation from Rob Brescia, Borough Tax Assessor, on the upcoming home reassessment for Northvale in 2025 Approved project for Professional Surveying and GIS services of MS4 Infrastructure as per state mandate – digitally maps all outfalls, storm drains and water flow in the Borough Approved project to reassess all homes in Northvale as per Bergen County mandate Approved 2nd reading of ordinance purchasing new equipment for DPW and new vehicle for fire department

Stay Up To Date: 2022 Northvale Calendar Pre-Registration Link for Covid Vaccine is Now Live Pre-Registration Link for Covid Vaccine is Now Live The website to pre-register for the vaccine is now live. Please visit: https://covidvaccine.nj.gov/ You can now pre-register which will allow you to input your personal, contact, health insurance, and demographic information. It will also allow you to schedule an appointment if you are immediately eligible based on your screening questions. COVID-19 Vaccination Webpage The Department of Health has released a COVID-19 Vaccination webpage that includes FAQs , the COVID-19 Vaccination Plan , and an executive summary of the plan. NJ Prepares To Get Past Plastic Click here for details. New Borough Website is Live Please see the document below for details. NJ DOT has awarded Northvale a grant for the milling and repaving of Veterans Drive Please see the document below for details. S&P Global Upgrades Northvale's Credit Rating Please see the document below for details. NJ DOT has awarded Northvale a grant for the milling and repaving of Clinton Avenue Please see the document below for details. COVID-19: Facts and Stopping the Spread Please see the document below for details. Testing Information FOR TESTING INFORMATION go to: https://www.co.bergen.nj.us/health-promotion/2019-novel-corona-virus Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) Please see the link below for news and information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Access the latest Information from the CDC now. Upcoming Events

Main Contacts FIRE DEPARTMENT (Non-emergency) 201-767-0333 firechief@northvalenj.org FIRE EMERGENCY Dial 911 Gerard Smithson Chief of Fire Department Thomas Gaspari Deputy Chief Edward Rejmaniak Captain Christopher Bodrato Lieutenant Edward Witkowski Lieutenant Matt Bond Lieutenant Corey Patullo Lieutenant Karl Braun Apparatus Engineer Christopher Bodrato SCBA Engineer Official website : https://northvalevfd.org/ Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Fire Department NORTHVALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 204 Washington Street, Northvale, NJ 07647 VISIT OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.northvalevfd.org Five Facts to Know about the Northvale Volunteer Fire Department: 1. We are a 100% volunteer fire department that provides fire protection & rescue services to the residents of Northvale. 2. Our volunteer fire department responds to calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. 3. Anyone can be a volunteer firefighter. Our full-time occupations include accountants, carpenters, custodians, DPW workers, members of the armed services, police officers, retirees, self-employed business owners, students, teachers, truck drivers. 4. In a town of almost 5,000 people, there are less than 50 active members. 5. We are proud to serve our community and are actively looking for members who feel the same way. If you are interested in volunteering in your community as a firefighter, please stop by the firehouse any Tuesday night at 7pm. 1. They shall be a citizen of the United States of America; 2. They shall be a resident of the State of New Jersey and reside in Northvale or one of the surrounding towns (including Closter, Harrington Park, Norwood, Rockleigh, or Old Tappan) OR work in Northvale as part of your full-time occupation; 3. They shall not be under the age of 18 nor over 57 years of age at the time of their appointment. Exception: firefighters from other towns that move into/start work in Northvale can transfer at any time. 4. They shall be able to pass a physical examination, said exam shall be paid for by the Borough. Qualifications to Become a Volunteer Firefighter: KEY FIRE SAFETY TIPS, per National Fire Protection Association (NFPA): Many home fires are preventable: Watch your cooking Stay in the kitchen when you are frying, grilling, or broiling food. If you must leave, even for a short time, turn off the stove. Give space heaters space Keep fixed and portable space heaters at least three feet from anything that can burn. Turn off heaters when you leave the room or go to sleep. Smoke outside Ask smokers to smoke outside. Have sturdy, deep ashtrays for smokers. Keep matches and lighters out of reach Keep matches and lighters up high, out of the reach of children, preferably in a cabinet with a child lock. Inspect electrical cords Replace cords that are cracked, damaged, have broken plugs, or have loose connections. Be careful when using candles Keep candles at least one foot from anything that can burn. Blow out candles when you leave the room or go to sleep. Have a home fire escape plan Make a home fire escape plan and practice it at least twice a year. Install smoke alarms Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, inside bedrooms and outside sleeping areas. Interconnect smoke alarms throughout the home. When one sounds, they all sound. Test smoke alarms Test smoke alarms at least once a month and replace batteries once a year or when the alarm “chirps” to tell you the battery is low. Replace any smoke alarm that is more than 10 years old. Install sprinklers If you are building or remodeling your home, install residential fire sprinklers. Sprinklers can contain and may even extinguish a fire in less time than it would take the fire department to arrive. Source: National Fire Protection Association (NFPA®)

The James F. McGuire Memorial Senior Citizen Center The Senior Center is located at 116 Paris Avenue, Northvale, NJ 07647. We now have a Shared Service agreement with the Borough of Norwood for senior citizen transportation services. Please call Jordan Padovano, the Borough Administrator, in Norwood to arrange for transportation to doctor appointments, Shoprite, etc. Please call a week in advance. The phone number is 201-784-2965. Mission Statement The James F. McGuire Senior Center is open to all Northvale and Non- Residents 55 years and older. Yearly membership for Northvale is $10.00 and non-residents is $12.00. This membership fee entitles you to take part in all activities offered by the center. Some activities we offer are: Morning coffee and refreshments, crochet club, movie day, exercise programs, BINGO, various parties and celebrations throughout the year, guest speakers, monthly blood pressure check, podiatrist appointments. Please see the monthly newsletter on the website for details. November Newsletter November Activity Calendar Resource – Senior Helpers Senior Helpers of Bergen County is the leading provider of senior care, offering families peace of mind when it comes to honoring their loved ones’ care needs and preferences. Their tailored services range from companionship care for seniors who need help with daily activities to specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s, and other chronic conditions. Senior Helpers is also a VA provider to make sure that Veterans and their spouses receive the benefits they deserve as quickly as possible. Senior Helpers provides comprehensive care solutions designed to fit your unique situation. Utilizing the innovative Life Profile™ assessment tool—the most advanced scoring system in the industry—they can identify a person’s vulnerabilities and create a personalized care plan to address safety risks that may lead to injury or hospitalization. Senior Helpers also collaborates with other community providers and specialists to ensure access to the services and products needed to maintain a high quality of life. Senior Helpers is located at 22 Madison Avenue, Suite 305 Paramus, and can be reached at 201-968-5777 or by visiting their website at https://www.seniorhelpers.com/nj/bergen-county/ . Contacts Michelle Newberg, Director mnewberg@northvalenj.org Main Numbers 201-767-3330 (Option #4) 201-767-6038 Fax Hours of Operation Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Like Us on Facebook – Northvale Senior Center Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335

< Back Mayor & Council Unofficial March Meeting Highlights March 8, 2023 Authorized professional service contracts for 2023 for Risk Management and IT Consultant professional positions Authorized payment to Paris Square HOA for street lighting and snow plowing for 2022 Authorized agreement to be signed with Bergen County for Veterans Park Dog Park Grant. Exact location in park TBD Accepted bid for work to be done installing ADA compliant doors at Borough Hall entry Approved agreement for police to provide security in conjunction with Norwood at certain times for Chodae Church. Security paid for by Chodae. Approved new 5-year agreement with PBA Local 233 Highlighted upcoming events – Walk with Mayor & Council on 3/18 and Northvale Egg-stravaganza egg hunt on 4/1 Ambulance Corps held CPR class for 13 participants from the Northvale Recreation program Proposed Borough Seal circulated to Council for comments and feedback

Borough Departments Building Department Having Work Done Around Your House? Contractors are responsible for the removal of any construction material that they remove from your home, including fencing material. Homeowners doing their own work should call our refuse collection company Interstate Waste Services at 201-768-5407 to find out what they will pick up and when and if there is an additional charge. Read More Tax Department Some Things to Remember Your Tax Assessor can answer questions about tax assessments. Your Tax Collector can answer questions about tax collection. The Tax Assessor cannot legally collect tax money so please do not mail your checks to the Assessor. Read More DPW Spring Clean Up/Grass Barrel Pick Up 2021 Grass and leaves are picked up in barrels no larger than 32 gallons for the Spring Clean Up Season. Pick-up will be made every Thursday starting on April 8 and ending to October 14. The vendor will complete barrel pick-up by approximately 11:15 AM on Thursdays. Read More Board of Health Curb Your Dog Borough Code 7-4 prohibits domestic animals from being allowed to run at large on or within the Borough parks, playgrounds or municipal properties. They must be on a leash and are not allowed to defecate in the parks, playgrounds or municipal property. Read More Fire Prevention Contact Information If you have any questions or concerns in regard to Fire Prevention or Safety please contact the Northvale Fire Marshal Charles Thomas at 201-767-3330 ext 215. Read More Municipal Court Pay Your Tickets Online! NJMCdirect - The fast, secure, convenient way to access your traffic ticket information online. NJMCdirect.com (Click Here) Read More

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights – Sine Die December 27, 2023 Appointed Jason Han to Northvale Fire Department Issued Certificates of Appreciation to Councilmen Tom Argiro and John Hogan for their service to Northvale on the Council Approved shared service agreement for vehicle repair with the Borough of Old Tappan Approved architectural services contract with Arcari & Iovino for Senior Center ADA restroom project Amended employee handbook to clarify vacation day carry over policy to 1 year

Employment Crossing Guards Needed Apply in Borough Hall

Contacts Municipal Court (Main Number) 201-767-3330 Ext. 211 201-767-6621 Fax Honorable Christopher Martone, J.M.C Municipal Court Judge Clare Cabibbo Court Administrator clare.cabibbo@njcourts.gov Elizabeth Kraus Violations Clerk Elizabeth.kraus1@njcourts.gov Mark Fierro Municipal Prosecutor Jordan Yuelys Public Defender Hours of Operation Monday, Thursday : 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Violations Bureau Judiciary Records Request Form Download Now Pay Your Tickets Online! NJMCdirect - The fast, secure, convenient way to access your traffic ticket information online. NJMCdirect.com

Contacts Northvale Public Schools 441 Tappan Road Northvale, NJ 07647 201-768-8484 Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan Central Avenue Old Tappan, NJ 07675 201-784-1600 Community Schools Need School Information? Visit nvnet.org for all local school information. Northvale Public Schools’ website Northern Valley Regional High School's website Northvale Preschool's Website

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Meeting Highlights October 14, 2026 October 14, 2026 Colleen and Rob Surovich appointed as new Recreation Co-Directors Requested Regional Deer Management initiative from Bergen County Requested financial relief policy from the State of New Jersey for 100% Disabled Veterans who are exempt from property taxes Passed 2 nd reading of ordinance purchasing equipment for the Ambulance Corps and Fire Department Heard from residents who have complaints/issues regarding the site and late night sounds/activity from the business at 140 Legrand

< Back Unofficial Mayor & Council Reorganization Meeting Highlights February 11, 2026 February 11, 2026 Approved the appointment of 3 new firefighters for the Northvale Volunteer Fire Department Held ceremony honoring Joan Bohan and Michael Schulman from the Northvale Public School for saving a student’s life in January Approved contracts for Borough professionals for 2026 Approved change order for Clinton Ave paving project from 2021 reducing funding by $54K Approved grant application submission to extend and improve covered area at snack stand at Hogan Park Approved Borough moving to NJ Solutions JHIF for health insurance beginning April 1 Approved agreement with Rockleigh for Northvale DPW to provide services to them for 2026 Approved 2 nd reading of ordinance updating fees for private use of police personnel and vehicles Approved 1 st reading of ordinance updating the code addressing the Fair Housing Act and compliance with Affordable Housing obligations Approved 1 st reading of ordinance amending affordable housing requirements in the Borough’s overlay zones Approved 1 st reading of bond ordinance for 2026 road paving program and Asst Fire Chief vehicle

Hours of Operation Monday–Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Contacts Frances Weston 201-767-3330 ext 219 [Send an email] 2026 Trustees Debbie Visconi President Kathy Uglione V ice President Dr. David Levine Trustee Patrice Hunkin Trustee David Yoon Trustee Useful Forms & Information Pet Waste Guidelines Dog & Cat License Renewal Useful Numbers County of Bergen Dept of Health Services 201-634-2780 Ext 0 T Y C O Animal Control www.tycoanimalcontrol.com 201-652-4554 William Guyt Pest Control Officer 201-767-3330, Ext 223 Borough Code Borough Code now on internet, to access click on link below www.ecode360.com/NO0335 Board of Health Be Smart with Sharps Pamphlet Home Mosquito Habitat Checklist Board of Health Meeting Change Board of Health Meetings for 2026 January 14, March 19, June 18, October 15 All Meetings will be held at 7:00 PM 2026 Meeting Dates January 14th, 2026 January 14th Minutes April 2nd, 2026 April 2nd Minutes June 25th, 2026 June 25th Minutes 2025 Meeting Dates January 9th March 20th June 19th October 16th January 9th, 2025 January 9th Minutes April 10th, 2025 April 10th Minutes June 19th, 2025 June 19th Minutes October 23rd, 2025 October 23rd Minutes Board of Health Meetings for 2024 January 9, March 21, June 20, October 17 All Meetings will be held at 7:00 PM October 23th, 2024 October 23th Minutes June 13th, 2024 June 13th Minutes March 21, 2024 March 21 Minutes January 9, 2024 Jan 9 Minutes REORG 2023 Meeting Dates Mosquito Precaution Please see the flyer below for more information. Mosquito-Proof Your Yard Avoiding Mosquitos West Nile FAQ Bergen County, NJ Tick Surveillance Program Please see the flyer below for more information. Tick Surveillance Program Child Health Conference in Hillsdale Child Health Conference provides infants and children who are uninsured or have New Jersey Family care A with high quality well-child care. Please see PDF below for more information. Child Health Conference Blood Pressure Check Health Consultation & Blood Pressure Check Blood pressure check is the third Thursday of every month at the Senior Center from 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM, call to confirm 201-767-3330 Ext. 301. Curb Your Dog Borough Code 7-4 prohibits domestic animals from being allowed to run at large on or within the Borough parks, playgrounds or municipal properties. They must be on a leash and are not allowed to defecate in the parks, playgrounds or municipal property. Helpful Links Bergen County Department of Health Services www.bergenhealth.org 201-634-2600 Bergen County Office of Emergency Management www.bcoem.org 201-634-3100 American Red Cross www.bergenhudsonredcross.org/services/health.html New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services www.state.nj.us/health NJ Homeland Security www.njhomelandsecurity.gov NJ State Police Office of Emergency Management www.state.nj.us/njoem FEMA www.fema.gov CDC www.cdc.gov Animal Control www.tycoanimalcontrol.com