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New Milford is pleased to welcome you to our new web site! Nestled in the heart of Bergen County, New Milford, "The Birthplace of Bergen County" was incorporated in 1922 and is proud of its unique small town character and flavor. Our community provides excellent public services, quality education and strong recreational programs. We also have a long tradition of dedicated community volunteers that contribute to all aspects of the community from emergency services, environmental protection and historic and cultural education. In an effort to increase the lines of communication between the borough and its residents, we now offer a place along the information super highway to communicate online with citizens, local businesses, and visitors – a “virtual Town Hall” that is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (including holidays!) Our site is designed to offer basic information about New Milford’s latest developments and public safety. Here you will also find information regarding our boards, committees and commissions, garbage and recycling, agendas for upcoming meetings, a borough directory and important public notices. Our website is a work in progress. We will continue to update the website with the latest information regarding our community and we hope that you visit us often! Once again, we thank you for visiting our website and helping us to make New Milford a wonderful community to live and raise a family. For demographic information please visit http://www.city-data.com/city/New-Milford-New-Jersey.html |
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Welcome to our new website. We hope you will enjoy using it and that it will help you to find information about New Milford easily. We will adjust the site in the days and months ahead and we welcome your comments.
Using our website you can become familiar with many of the services our town offers, the key people in various areas. We hope the website will make you want to become more involved yourself. Learn about our Borough departments, our library, our recreation programs, our senior services, our police department, our volunteer fire department, ambulance corps, and police auxiliary, and many other volunteer programs. Look for some of the latest developments in our “Scrolling News” section. Try our “Quick Links” section for related information. Together, we are New Milford; a community of hard working people who dedicate ourselves to creating a great place to live, work, and play. Thanks for visiting our latest informational investment, bringing the word to you and back to us, while we enjoy creating a paperless society and becoming better informed. I thank you for your time. I remain, Frank DeBari, Mayor New Milford Borough |
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In the past, the Borough of New Milford has applied to the State for Extraordinary Aid and as a result our certified tax rate has been late. The Borough needs to meet its financial obligations and in accordance with Chapter 72 Laws of 1994, the Borough of New Milford will issue estimated tax bills for the August 1, 2008 tax payment.
Please note the tax bill is the only tax bill you will receive for August 1, 2008 payment. To avoid interest charges, all August payments must be received on or before August 11, 2008, since August 10th falls on a weekend. Tax bills for the November 1, 2008, February 1, 2009 and May 1, 2009 payments will be mailed and adjusted following certification of the final tax rate for 2008 from the Bergen County Board of Taxation. If you recently paid off your mortgage and now pay property taxes directly to the Borough, the advice copy of the tax bill should be used for payment. We apologize for the change in our billing procedure. |
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4th OF JULY FIREWORKS
Due to the rain, the fireworks have been rescheduled for Sunday, July 6th at sundown. Any questions, please contact Darlene Minko at jminko11@juno.com.
- NATIONAL NIGHT OUT 2008
Come celebrate National Night Out (NNO) with your friends and neighbors from 7:00 - 10:00pm on Tuesday, August 5 behind the Borough Hall. NNO was designed twenty-five years ago as an event to help prevent crime and drugs by promoting community spirit and fostering the relationship between police and local government, business and civic organizations and residents. (NNO) is celebrated in over 10,000 communities across the country. New Milford government, business, and civic organizations will be on hand with table-top displays and information so residents can learn more about whats going on in our community. Their will also be vendors selling food and drinks.
To learn more about NNO visit their website by clicking the link: NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
The Upcoming Events section is based upon information gathered by or submitted to the Borough Clerk's office. Any concerns or questions should be directed to the Borough Administrator. The Borough reserves the right to limit listings in Upcoming Events at the sole discretion of the Borough Administrator.
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