Long Branch Housing Authority is the new community center for the Garfield Court area. Continuing the agenda of fair treatment, morality and redevelopment of the neighborhood, the LBHA is committed to helping improve the living conditions for all members of the community. This new life center is geared toward creating programs to help families and citizens become more self-sufficient and become active in bettering themselves and the community. This wellness program advocates help with job searches, building fundamental skills and first-time home ownership counseling.
This is the municipal building for Aberdeen Township, which houses the Municipal Court and the police department. You'll also find the offices of the town manager, clerk, tax collector, planning and zoning officials and all other municipal services with the exception of fire and first aid within this complex. Municipal Court is in session every Wednesday starting at 9am.
Freehold Township Police Department is located in the justice center building in the Freehold Township municipal complex. The township complex is at the corner of Schanck and Stillwell Corners Roads, and also houses administrative offices and Freehold Township Independent Fire Co. #1. Ernest Schriefer is the Freehold Township Chief of Police.
This is the municipal building for Aberdeen Township, which houses the Municipal Court and the police department. You'll also find the offices of the town manager, clerk, tax collector, planning and zoning officials and all other municipal services with the exception of fire and first aid within this complex. Municipal Court is in session every Wednesday starting at 9am.
Middlesex Water Company is a water utility service and has been serving the Woodbridge area since 1897. It offers regulated water, nonregulated water, waste-water utility and more. It also collects, treats, sells and distributes water for commercial and domestic purposes.
This is the office for the Town of Nutley - Department of Revenue and Finance. It encompasses the treasury, tax collector, tax assessor and municipal clerk. It also is involved in providing information technology services and code enforcement.
The Ocean County Utilities Authority's central plant located off Hickory Lane in the Bayville section of the township collects and treats wastewater from most Ocean County municipalities and five towns from the Manasquan River Regional Sewerage Authority. The OCUA has two other treatment plants - one in Brick Township and one in the Cedar Run section of Stafford Township. The authority accepts and treats a total combined capacity of 80 million gallons per day, including domestic septage. The authority's collection system includes 40 pumping stations, 200 miles of force main lines and three ocean outfall lines.
Ramsey Borough Hall, located on North Central Avenue, houses many of the municipality’s administrative departments. The offices of the mayor, borough administrator and clerk, health department, tax assessor and building permiting department are all located inside borough hall. Residents with questions about living and working in Ramsey can find many of the answers on the town's website, or can call the main building number to be directed to the proper department for assistance.
