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The document provided is the Borough of Waldwick's 2026 Municipal Calendar and Reference Guide. It includes a message from the Mayor highlighting community events and achievements, particularly the upcoming 250th Anniversary of the United States of America. The calendar also provides essential information for residents, including contact details for Borough officials, emergency services, and various departments. Key schedules are outlined for garbage, recycling, bulk waste, metal, electronics, and yard waste collection, along with dates for special events and holidays throughout 2026, extending into January 2027.

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--- Document: 2026 Municipal Calendar Document ---
INSPIRING AMERICA
Honoring 250 Years of Our Flag
Calendar & Reference Guide
(through January 2027)
Borough of Waldwick


Michael F. Ritchie, Jr.
mritchie@waldwicknj.gov
Andrew Brennecke
abrennecke@waldwicknj.gov
A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you and your families the very best 
in the New Year. I hope you had a joyful holiday season surrounded by loved ones.
This year, it is an honor to dedicate the 2026 Waldwick Calendar to the 250th Anniversary of the United 
States of America.
On July 4, 2026, our nation will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration 
of Independence. This historic milestone offers an opportunity to pause and reflect on our nation’s past 
— to honor the contributions of all Americans — and to look ahead to the future we wish to create for 
the next generation.
Across the country, Americans are planning ways to celebrate this semi quincentennial anniversary. Here 
in Waldwick, the Borough along with local non-profits and community organizations will be marking the 
250th Anniversary by highlighting Waldwick’s history through a series of special events for all to enjoy. 
We look forward to sharing more information as plans are finalized.
As we enter 2026, let us be thankful for our blessings and remember those who are less fortunate. To our 
Waldwick Veterans, thank you for your service to our country and community. To our seniors, thank you for 
your examples and wisdom. And to our young residents, thank you for your optimism and hope for the future.
I would like to thank Councilwoman Michele Weber and Councilman Mark Ramundo for serving on the 
Borough Council. Your hard work, dedication, and tireless efforts on behalf of Waldwick residents are 
deeply appreciated. We are truly going to miss you both.
To Chief Mark Messner, thank you for your 36 years of service to our Police Department. Enjoy your 
retirement. And thank you to Steven Neale, who left his role as Borough Administrator in September.
Congratulations to Angela Smith and Alyson Courtney Wingate on being elected to the Borough Council. 
I look forward to working alongside you, and with the entire Council, as we continue to serve the 
residents of Waldwick with integrity and commitment.
I also want to welcome our new Borough Administrator, Tatiana Marquis, and our new Police Chief, Troy 
Seifert, and wish them great success in their new roles. I look forward to working with both of you as we 
strengthen Waldwick even further. 
To the residents of Waldwick — your enthusiasm, volunteerism, and compassion are our greatest asset. 
Whether serving on boards, organizations, or clubs, you embody the spirit that makes Waldwick a true 
community — one where people care for one another and take pride in living, working, and raising 
families together.
This past year has been exciting for Waldwick. We continue to move our community forward through the 
hard work of our Council, Administrative Staff, Borough Employees, and Volunteers.
As a governing body, we will continue to make bold decisions and pursue progress on programs 
and policies that not only save taxpayer dollars but also strengthen our reserves, improve services, 
and enhance the quality of life for all residents. The year ahead will bring new challenges and new 
opportunities, and together we will face them with the same compassion and dedication that defined 
the past year. No one stands alone in Waldwick — we all stand together.
Waldwick is a great place to live, work, shop, raise a family, and be part of a caring, multi-faceted community. 
We are proud of the many services available to our residents, many of which are highlighted in this calendar.
To our local businesses — thank you for investing in Waldwick and for being part of our Waldwick family. 
Remember: Shop Local, Shop Waldwick!
I still believe that our best days lie ahead. Let us continue working together to make Waldwick more 
united, more prosperous, and a place where family traditions, values, and community pride thrive.
May 2026 be a year filled with adventure, success, happiness, and good health for all. “Learn from 
yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.” — Albert Einstein
Onward Together, Mayor Tom Giordano
STAYING CONNECTED
Borough website
Visit the Borough’s website, www.waldwicknj.gov to access forms, useful links 
and the municipal directory. 
Community News Sign Up - Constant Contact
We kindly invite you to sign up for Constant Contact, ensuring that you continue 
to enjoy our weekly and monthly newsletters as well as any non-emergency 
Borough related news. To sign up, go to the homepage of our website, www.
waldwicknj.gov and click on the Community News Sign Up button located in the 
middle of the page.
Emergency Notifications Sign Up - Nixle
Nixle will continue to be the platform for all urgent Police emergency 
notifications. To stay in the loop when it matters most, sign up on the homepage 
of our website, www.waldwicknj.gov and click on Emergency Notifications Sign 
Up button located in the middle of the page.
Visit us on our Borough of Waldwick Facebook Page
Stay connected with the Borough of Waldwick for updates, alerts and event 
schedules.
Visit us on Instagram
@borough_of_waldwick
Drop Box - Administration Building
A Drop Box for Borough mail is located outside the Administration Building,
63 Franklin Turnpike and is accessible for residents 24 hours a day.
Mayor Thomas A. Giordano
tgiordano@waldwicknj.gov
Courtney Wingate
awingate@waldwicknj.gov
Angela Smith
asmith@waldwicknj.gov
Joseph Martinello
jmartinello@waldwicknj.gov
Kathleen E. Cericola-Drake
kcericola@waldwicknj.gov
The Waldwick Borough Council


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
JANUARY 2026
New Year’s Day
Styrofoam Recycling Collection
9:00am – 1:00pm
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
No Garbage Collection
Christmas Tree Pickup 
East of Franklin Tpke to Saddle River
Metal Pickup
Schedule by December 31
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
Borough Council & Budget Meeting*
6:30pm • Administrative Building
Christmas Tree Pickup 
East of Franklin Tpke to Saddle River
Christmas Tree Pickup 
East of Franklin Tpke to Saddle River
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by January 14
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
Martin Luther 
King Jr. Day
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WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED WHEN YOU NEED IT
M-F  8:00-6:00pm
Sat  8:00-5:00pm
Sun  9:00-3:00pm
Waldwick Paint 
closed Sunday
Home Hardware 201-652-5666 • Waldwick Paint 201-444-2882
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
Bulk Collection
Schedule by January 9
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
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9:00am – 3:00pm • Rain or shine


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
Rocco A. Palaia, Tax Consultant
Tri-County Consultants, LLC.
Accounting Services - Income Tax Preparation - QuickBooks Pro-Advisors
Financial Planning - Retirement Planning - Estate Planning
795 Franklin Avenue • Building C • Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417
201-445-0086 • www.roccoptax.com
FEBRUARY 2026
Presidents’ Day
Ramadan begins
Lunar New Year
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BOROUGH OFFICES &
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Library Closed
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Bulk Collection
Schedule by February 13
Last day to pay Taxes & Water
without interest
Borough Council & Budget Meeting*
6:30pm • Administrative Building
Borough Council & Budget Meeting*
6:30pm • Administrative Building
Metal Pickup
Schedule by January 28
Tax & Water Payments Due
Electronics Pickup*
Schedule by February 18
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
MARCH 2026
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Daylight Savings Time begins
Test your smoke alarms
Spring begins
St. Patrick’s Day
Eid al-Fitr begins
Holi
Allendale/Waldwick PBA Local 217
EASTER EGG HUNT
Saturday, March 28th • 10:00 am
Raindate – Saturday, April 4th • 10:00am
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Metal Pickup
Schedule by February 25
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by March 11
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Bulk Collection
Schedule by March 13
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Borough Council & Budget Meeting*
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
PBA Egg Hunt
10:00am • Raindate April 4
Palm Sunday


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
Earth Day
APRIL 2026
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9:00am – 3:00pm • DPW • Rain or shine
Styrofoam Recycling Collection
9:00am – 1:00pm
Metal Pickup
Schedule by April 1
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by April 15
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Easter
Passover begins
Good Friday
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed


Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
Eid al-Adha begins
www.waldwicknj.gov
MAY 2026
Mother’s Day
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Chamber of Commerce
5k Run / 1 Mile Walk
9:00am
Memorial Day Parade & Service
10:00am
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
Pool Opening Day
10:00am – 7:00pm
Weekends/Holidays only
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Last day to pay Taxes & Water
without interest
RICHARD J. BRADY, ESQ.
REAL ESTATE • WILLS • ESTATES
201-652-6521 • rbrady@richardjbradylaw.com
112 Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick NJ
Bulk Collection
Schedule by May 15
18th Annual Waldwick Chamber of Commerce
THE W5K/1 MILE WALK  •  9:00am
Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary
The Waldwick Chamber of Commerce invites runners, walkers, and community members to participate in the 18th 
Annual Waldwick 5K Run & 1 Mile Walk on Sunday, May 3, 2026. This year’s event will proudly commemorate 
the 250th anniversary of our nation’s founding, bringing together residents, businesses, and visitors for a day of 
fitness, fun, and celebration. For registration and event information, please visit Waldwick5K.com.
June 2026
	
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Metal Pickup
Schedule by April 29
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by May 13
Recycling Collection
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7:30pm • Administrative Building
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
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Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
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www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
JUNE 2026
Flag Day
Father’s Day
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Car Show
9:30am – 3:00pm • Raindate June 14
Summer begins
Bulk Collection
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May 2026
	
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Electronics Pickup
Schedule by June 10
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Primary Election Day
Polls open 6:00am – 8:00pm
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
JULY 2026
Independence Day
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RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Bulk Collection
Schedule by July 10
Donald N. Dinallo, President & CEO
215 State Highway 17S, Wood-Ridge, NJ 07075
201-939-9150      201-939-4745 Fax
June 2026
	
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Craig P. Bossong, Esq.
Partner, Florio Perrucci Steinhardt Cappelli & Tipton, LLC
(201) 373-8933
cbossong@floriolaw.com
www.ﬂoriolaw.com
Need a lawyer? Call Craig!
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Metal Pickup*
Schedule by July 8
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by July 15
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Borough Council Meeting*
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Borough Waste Disposal Day
9:00am – 3:00pm • DPW • Rain or shine
Styrofoam Recycling Collection
9:00am – 1:00pm


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
AUGUST 2026
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CHRISTENSEN DENTAL ASSOCIATES 
Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
David K. Christensen, D.M.D. • Ryan Burke, D.D.S., M.S. 
Leeda Bassam, D D.S.
WHITENING • RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY COMPLETE SMILE MAKEOVERS • ALL-ON-4 • BOTOX FULL MOUTH RESTORATION 
71 Franklin Turnpike • Suite 1-1 • Waldwick, NJ 07463 • 201-652-1569
Bulk Collection
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July 2026
	
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Electronics Pickup
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Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
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Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
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Borough Council Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
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www.cdanj.com


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
SEPTEMBER 2026
Labor Day
Patriot Day
Rosh Hashanah begins
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BOROUGH OFFICES &
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Library Closed
Autumn begins
107 Wyckoff Avenue
Waldwick, NJ 07463
201-444-5882
Serving Atypical Children
and Their Families
For Over Seventy Years
Bulk Collection
Schedule by September 11
Metal Pickup*
Schedule by September 9
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by September 16
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Borough Council Meeting*
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
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Yom Kippur begins
Styrofoam Recycling Collection
9:00am – 1:00pm


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
Halloween
OCTOBER 2026
Columbus Day
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10:00am • Raindate October 25
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
Bulk Collection
Schedule by October 9
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Borough Council Meeting*
7:30pm • Administrative Building
District 6 Leaf Collection
District 5 Leaf Collection
Serving the Public for Over 50 Years
Chuck Wanamaker
• Custom Exhaust
• State Inspection • Alignments
• Road Service • Towing
201-447-4635
25 W. Prospect Street • Waldwick
Waldwick Auto
Service Center
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9:00am – 3:00pm • Rain or shine
Metal Pickup
Schedule by September 30
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by October 14
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
District 3 Leaf Collection
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
NOVEMBER 2026
Thanksgiving Day
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Diwali
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by November 10
Tax & Water Payments Due 
Daylight Savings Time ends
Test your smoke alarms
General Election Day
Polls open 6:00am – 8:00pm
District 1 Leaf Collection
District 4 Leaf Collection
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
No Garbage Collection
Library Closed
Veteran’s Day Parade & Service
11:00am
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
BOROUGH OFFICES & RECYCLING 
CENTER CLOSED - Library Open
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
Recycling Center Open
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7:30pm • Administrative Building 
Bulk Collection
Schedule by November 13
Metal Pickup
Schedule by October 28
Free Rabies Clinic
6:00pm • DPW Garage 
District 6 Leaf Collection
District 2 Leaf Collection
Last day to pay Taxes & Water
without interest
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Library Closes at 5:00pm
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
District 5 Leaf Collection
District 3 Leaf Collection
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building 
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
DECEMBER 2026
Christmas Day
Hanukkah begins
Christmas Eve
Kwanzaa begins
New Year’s Eve
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4:30pm
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
7:00pm
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
No Garbage Collection
Library Closed
Winter begins
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by December 16
District 3 Leaf Collection
Bulk Collection
Schedule by December 11
Frank Covelli
Senior Vice President - Managing Director
public sector insurance and risk services
429 Hackensack Street • P.O. Box 818 • Carlstadt, NJ 07072
Direct: (201) 559-8134 • Phone: (201) 438-7500
fcovelli@planj.com
WE’RE JUST DOWN THE ROAD!
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District 1 Leaf Collection
District 5 Leaf Collection
Zoning Board Meeting
8:00pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
District 2 Leaf Collection
Borough Council Meeting*
7:30pm • Administrative Building 
District 4 Leaf Collection
District 6 Leaf Collection
Library closes at 5:00pm
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Recycling Collection
Cardboard/Mixed Paper
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers
Planning Board Meeting
7:30pm • Administrative Building
Recycling Collection
Commingled Containers


www.waldwicknj.gov
Police (201) 652-5700 • Emergency 911
*The Borough’s website will remain the primary source of information for meeting schedules.
Borough Hall (201) 652-5300
JANUARY 2027
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Schedule by January 15
Metal Pickup
Schedule by December 30
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
Electronics Pickup
Schedule by January 13
Christmas Tree Pickup
Franklin Tpke and West to Wyckoff
BOROUGH OFFICES &
RECYCLING CENTER CLOSED
Library Closed 
No Garbage Collection
Martin Luther 
King Jr. Day
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Christmas Tree Pickup 
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Christmas Tree Pickup 
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Christmas Tree Pickup 
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Recycling Collection
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Recycling Collection
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5th Congressional District
Congressman Josh Gottheimer
gottheimer.house.gov
39th Legislative District
Senator Holly Schepisi
senschepisi@njleg.gov
Assemblyman Bob Auth
asmauth@njleg.gov
Assemblyman John Azzariti
asmazzariti@njleg.gov
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY
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Borough Waste Disposal Day
9:00am – 3:00pm • DPW • Rain or shine
Styrofoam Recycling Collection
9:00am – 1:00pm


BULK SCHEDULE
Residents MUST schedule a bulk pickup by filling out the online form on 
www.waldwicknj.gov/dpw by 2:00pm on the Friday before the scheduled 
pick up to be included. See collection schedule at the bottom of the page.
Residents are permitted a maximum of two (2) bulk items, limited to 
household furniture, including couches, dressers mattresses, etc., to be 
placed curbside on the third Thursday of each month. METAL ITEMS 
ARE NOT PERMITTED. ONCE SCHEDULED, BULK ITEMS MUST BE 
CURBSIDE BY 6:00AM ON SCHEDULED PICKUP, OR PLACED CURBSIDE 
NO SOONER THAN THE DAY BEFORE PICKUP. 
RECYCLING SCHEDULE
COMMINGLED CONTAINERS COLLECTION includes plastics #1, 
#2, & #5, glass jars/bottles and aluminum & tin cans and will be 
collected curbside loose in a container every other Wednesday as 
shown in the 2026 municipal calendar.
CARDBOARD/MIXED PAPER COLLECTION (newspapers, magazines, 
books, and junk mail) will be collected curbside loose in a container along with 
cardboard every other Wednesday as shown in the 2026 municipal calendar.
RECYCLING MUST BE CURBSIDE BY 6:00AM ON SCHEDULED PICKUP DAY.
RECYCLABLES IN PLASTIC BAGS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.
RECYCLING CENTER
Lindsay Rulli • 201-652-5900
19 Industrial Park
Monday through Friday, 7:30am – 3:00pm
Saturday, 9:00am – 1:00pm
GARBAGE SCHEDULE
Garbage is collected curbside twice weekly, year-round. Garbage cans containing 
trash must be water tight and have lids. Residents are permitted a maximum 
of two (2) 50 gallon/50 lb. containers total per pickup. CONTAINERS MUST 
BE CURBSIDE BY 6:00AM ON THE DAY OF YOUR PICKUP AND REMOVED 
FROM THE CURB BY THE END OF THE DAY.
Monday & Thursday Collection
West of, and including, Franklin Turnpike to Wyckoff border.
Tuesday & Friday Collection
East of Franklin Turnpike to Saddle River border.
*Garbage is not collected on New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas 
Day.  If one of these holidays falls on your collection day, garbage will be 
collected on your next regularly scheduled collection day.
METAL & ELECTRONICS SCHEDULE
Residents MUST schedule their Metal and/or Electronics pickup by using the 
online form on  www.waldwicknj.gov/dpw by 2:00pm on the Wednesday 
before the scheduled pickup in order to be included. See Collection 
Schedule below. ONCE SCHEDULED, METAL AND/OR ELECTRONC 
ITEMS MUST BE CURBSIDE BY 6:00AM ON SCHEDULED PICKUP, OR 
PLACED CURBSIDE NO SOONER THAN THE DAY BEFORE PICKUP.
METAL pickup is the first Monday of each month (except on holidays, 
which is shown in the 2026 municipal calendar). 
Accepted metal include: Stoves, refrigerators, lawn mowers, washer/dryer 
machines, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters, disassembled 
metal swing sets, iron railings, pipes, air conditioners and grills.
ELECTRONICS pickup is the third Monday of each month (except on 
holidays, which is shown in the 2026 municipal calendar).
Accepted electronics include: Computers and computer components 
(such as monitors and keyboards), copiers, radios and flat screen 
televisions. Wood items are not permitted. By law, televisions, computers 
and computer components must be recycled. 
January 15 (schedule by January 9)
February 19 (schedule by February 13)
March 19 (schedule by March 13)
April 16 (schedule by April 10)
May 21 (schedule by May 15)
June 18 (schedule by June 12)
July 16 (schedule by July 10)
August 20 (schedule by August 14)
September 17 (schedule by September 11)
October 15 (schedule by October 9)
November 19 (schedule by November 13)
December 17 (schedule by December 11)
January 21, 2027 (schedule by January 15)
2026 BULK COLLECTION SCHEDULE
GARBAGE & RECYCLING


YARD WASTE WEEKLY COLLECTION
The weekly grass, brush and branch collection will begin on April 14, 2026 and end 
on October 16, 2026.  The collection schedule is listed below and must be curbside 
by 6:00am on day of pickup.  Please be aware of the following information:
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All yard waste, including brush, branches, grass and leaves must be put 
out the night before pickup or by 6:00am in a can/container or brown 
biodegradable yard waste bags. 
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A maximum of 4 containers/cans up to 50 lbs. will be picked up per collection day.
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Yard waste in plastic bags will NOT be accepted/collected.  
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Containers must only be filled up to the rim; they will not be picked up with 
material sticking out above the rim. Please help keep our DPW safe.
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The Borough will not pick up yard waste left on the ground.   
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Residents can bring yard waste to the Recycling Center during normal 
business hours.  
Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 3:00pm and Saturdays 9:00am - 1:00pm
SCHEDULE:
Tuesdays:  North of East Prospect Street to Allendale/Saddle River border; all streets 
from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street, not including Franklin Turnpike.
Wednesdays:  Both sides of Crescent Avenue to the Wyckoff border and the area east of 
Route 17 North.
Thursdays:  Both sides of Franklin Turnpike to Crescent Avenue.
Fridays:  Both sides of East Prospect Street to Ho-Ho-Kus border, all streets between 
Nordham Street to Route 17 South.
BERGEN COUNTY UTILITY AUTHORITY’S 
(BCUA) 2026 COLLECTION EVENTS
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Event Dates:
Bergen County Utilities Authority
Foot of Empire Blvd., Moonachie
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Saturday, November 14, 2026
Bergen County Campgaw Mountain 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)
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 Mountain Reservation
200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Sunday, October 4, 2026
*Document shredding, electronics and tire recycling event collection hours 
are 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (rain or shine)
For more information, please visit www.bcua.org
CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION SCHEDULE
Leaves will be picked up by voting district. Please note that there may be 
variations in the schedule due to weather conditions/emergencies.
Residents should rake leaves to the curb or place bagged leaves in brown 
biodegradable paper bags curbside no more than seven days prior to the scheduled 
pickup dates listed above. Leaves in plastic bags will not be collected. To help prevent 
street flooding, please do not place leaves within 10 feet of any storm drain inlet.
Residents may also bring their leaves and any other yard waste to the Recycling 
Center, 19 Industrial Park during normal business hours (Monday - Friday 7:30 
am - 3:00 pm and Saturdays 9:00 am - 1:00 pm).
Voting district
6
3
5
1
2
4
1st Pickup
10/26
10/28
10/30
11/3
11/6
11/12
2nd Pickup
11/17
11/23
11/30
12/3
12/9
12/15
3rd Pickup
12/18
12/21
12/22


BOROUGH OF WALDWICK VOTING DISTRICTS
DISTRICT 1 - Borough Hall
Bergen Avenue
   from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
Calvin Place
Central Avenue
Centre Street
Cortlandt Street
Dora Avenue
   from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
East Prospect Street
   from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
Franklin Turnpike
   odd north of East Prospect Street,
   even north of Wyckoff Avenue
Frederick Street
Grand Avenue
Grove Street
   from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
Harrison Avenue
   north of West Prospect Street
Hewson Avenue
Highwood Ave  to Nordham
   Street
Lincoln Place
   from Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
Mackay Avenue
Moore Avenue
Nordham Street
   even numbers
Park Avenue
Summit Avenue
   Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street
Waldwick Avenue
   Franklin Turnpike to Nordham Street 
Walter Nightengale Place
West Prospect Street
   Hewson Avenue to Franklin Turnpike
DISTRICT 2 - Borough Hall
Alexander Avenue
Bohnert Place
Brady Street
Chopek Lane
Cleveland Avenue
Clinton Place
Crescent Ave
   odd numbers north of Wyckoff Avenue
Darling Road
Gateway Court
Hopper Avenue
Idalane Street
Industrial Park
Irving Place
Lakeview Drive
Lilyan Street
Lindbergh Parkway
   east of Crescent Avenue
Maple Avenue
Nallin Court
Oak Place
Pennington Avenue
Pine Street
Sarah Kathyrn Way
Schuler Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Smith Street
Van Court
Vernon Court
Vine Street
Wagner Street
Wanamaker Avenue
West Prospect Street
   between Crescent & Hewson Avenue
White Pond Road
William Demarest Place
Wyckoff Avenue
   odd numbers from Crescent Avenue
   to Franklin Turnpike
Yvonne Street
Zazzetti Street
DISTRICT 3 – Waldwick Public Library
Ackerman Street
Albert Place
Campbell Street
Charles Terrace
Donald Place
Douglass Street
Duncan Street
East Prospect Street
   even numbers
Emmett Place
Franklin Turnpike
   even south of Wyckoff Avenue,
   odd south of East Prospect Street
Harrison Avenue
   south of West Prospect Street
Howard Place
Hudson Avenue
   under #70 
Lafayette Place
Mac Beth Court
Mac Donald Court
Mac Dougal Court
Mac Gregor Court
Mac Laren Court
Malcolm Street
Maple Court
Phelan Court
Richard Drive
Ridge Street
Rustic Drive
Sheridan Avenue
   south of East Prospect Street
Stuart Street
West Prospect Street
   Hewson Avenue to Franklin Turnpike
Walter Hammond Place
Wayne Court
West Saddle River Road
DISTRICT 4 – Senior Center
Bender Road
Birch Lane
Cambra Road
Chestnut Place
Crescent Avenue
   even numbers north of Wyckoff Avenue
Cypress Court
Dana Drive
DiPippo Court
Durante Road
Elm Court
Gibb Court
Hickory Lane
King Street
Lindbergh Parkway
   west of Crescent Avenue
Lockwood Drive
Longview Court
Longview Drive
Lotus Lane
Lyon Road
Mary Lane
Masterson Court
Oakview Drive
Pineview Drive
Raffaele Place
Sycamore Drive
Tamaron Drive
Van Dyke Road
Waldmere Place
Warren Place
Willow Court
Wyckoff Avenue
   odd numbers west of Crescent Avenue
DISTRICT 5 – Waldwick Public Library
Astor Place
Bergen Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
Dora Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
East Prospect Street
   odd numbers east of Nordham St
Grove Street
   east of Nordham St
Highwood Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
Hudson Avenue
   over #71
Lincoln Place
   east of Nordham Street
Manhattan Avenue
Nordham Street
   odd numbers
Park Place
Ridgewald Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
Sheridan Avenue
   north of East Prospect Street
Summit Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
Waldwick Avenue
   east of Nordham Street
DISTRICT 6 – Senior Center
Anthony Place
Barnes Drive
Beverly Lane
Brearly Crescent
Brookview Court
Cathy Lane
Cecelia Drive
Crescent Avenue
   south of Wyckoff Avenue
Cyli Place
Dante Place
DeMartini Place
Derby Lane
Dow Avenue
Evergreen Street
Gerard Drive
Glenair Avenue
Hemlock Street
John Dow Avenue
Kennedy Drive
Lee Court
Leonard Drive
Monroe Street
Roberta Lane
Salrit Avenue
Scott Street
Smithfield Road
Smithfield Terrace
South Dow Avenue
Stevens Lane
Van Dan Place
Whites Lane
Wilda Lane
Wilson Terrace
Woodside Road
Wyckoff Avenue
   even numbers


WASTE DISPOSAL DAYS
Residents may dispose of tires, batteries and wood waste on special 
collection days set for Saturday, January 10, Saturday, April 11, 
Saturday, July 11 and Saturday, October 10 from 9:00am – 3:00pm, 
rain or shine at the Recycling Center, 19 Industrial Park. Tires with 
or without rims will be collected, as well as car and truck batteries. 
All wood including pressure treated will be accepted.  Screens and 
glass must be removed from any wood being recycled.  No stumps, 
large limbs or logs will be accepted; however, split wood 
in small pieces will be accepted. This 
disposal event is for residents only. No 
Contractors, IDs will be checked.
Waldwick
Recycles
TAX APPEAL DEADLINE – April 1
Any taxpayer may file a tax appeal on their assessment after January 
1, 2026 but no later than April 1, 2026. The homeowner must contact 
the Bergen County Board of Taxation at 201-336-6300 to obtain an 
appeal form or file it online at https://bergencountynj.gov/boards-
commissions/about-board-of-taxation
Appeals with an assessment in excess of $1 million may be filed 
directly to the State Tax Court in Trenton.  Appeals of added/omitted 
assessments must be filed by December 1 with the Bergen County 
Tax Board.




TAX & WATER
Property Tax and Water bills are due four times a year – February 1, May 1, August 1 and 
November 1.  The Borough offers taxpayers a 10-day grace period; after that, interest 
is assessed back to the first day of the due date.
Tax and Water payments can be mailed to Waldwick Borough Hall, PO Box 65, 
Waldwick, NJ 07463 or placed in the drop box located outside of the Administration 
building. Taxes and/or Water may also be paid online, www.waldwicknj.gov under 
Online Payments. Cash payments may be made for exact payment amounts.  No 
change can be issued. 
Online Checking:  If you use your own banks online bill pay system, please make sure 
that you have your account number or block and lot number in the memo section. Allow 
for extra time when making this payment. Your check is mailed to us by your bank.
Checks:  To avoid having your check returned due to errors and causing a delay that 
may cause interest charged for late payments, follow these instructions:
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Make checks payable to Borough of Waldwick.
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Make sure that the written amount matches the numerical amount.
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Make sure that the check is signed.
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Place block and lot numbers or the account number 
in the memo section of the check.
ACH Withdrawal Program:  The Borough of Waldwick 
is now accepting tax and/or water payments via automatic withdrawal from your 
checking or savings account. This service assures your payment will be received in a 
timely manner.  Funds are withdrawn on the last day of the 10-day grace period. There 
is no fee for this service.
If you are interested in this convenient payment method, submit a completed 
enrollment/authorization form along with a voided check. You can download the 
Automatic Tax & Water Payment form from our website, www.waldwicknj.gov, under 
Forms.  Otherwise, call our Tax and Water Department for assistance.
CFO/Tax Collector/Water Agent,
Colleen Ennis	
	
	
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Tax Office	
	
	
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Water Collections	
	
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STYROFOAM COLLECTION
The Borough participates in several New Jersey property tax relief programs including Senior 
Freeze (Property Tax Reimbursement), the ANCHOR Program, and Stay NJ. 
First time applicants: If you are applying for any of these programs for the first time, please 
visit the Tax Collector’s Office to pick up the official application booklet and receive guidance 
on eligibility and required documents.
Renewals: After your initial application, renewal packets will be mailed directly to your home 
by the State of New Jersey each year. You will not need to pick these up from the Borough. 
WALDWICK ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE 
Recycle symbol for
Styrofoam
ACCEPTABLE
Clean packaging materials from:
Televisions
Appliances
Computers
Electronics
Furniture
NOT ACCEPTABLE
Packaging peanuts
Food packaging
Colored polystyrene
Packaging with tape, labels or glue
Waldwick Recycling Center
19 Industrial Park
9:00 am - 1:00 pm or until truck is full
RAIN or SHINE
STYROFOAM*(EPS)
RECYCLING COLLECTION
PROGRAM
 
* Styrofoam is a trademark brand of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS)
owned and Manufactured by the Dow Chemical Company.
2026 Schedule
January 3
April 18
July 18
September 19
January 16, 2027


Large Construction Jobs
•	 Building an addition *
•	 Building a new bedroom or bathroom
•	 Building a garage, attached or detached *
•	 Finishing a basement
•	 Enclosing a porch, new porch *
•	 Constructing a deck *
•	 Installing an in-ground or above ground pool *
•	 Constructing a retaining wall that is 48” or higher
Small Construction Jobs
•	 Interior alterations
•	 Installing central air conditioning
•	 Installing a fireplace, gas or wood burning
•	 Installing ductwork
•	 Installing or building a shed larger than 200 
square feet *
•	 New wiring or outlets
•	 Renovating a bathroom or kitchen
•	 Installing an underground sprinkler system
•	 Front entrance covering
Zoning Permits
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Installing, replacing or building a shed
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Installing or replace a fence
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Enlarging or replacing a driveway
Renovating or Replacing
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Replacing an underground sprinkler system 
only if replacing backflow preventer
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Rebuilding a Chimney
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Replacing an electric stove with a gas stove
Engineering Permits
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Any work within the public right-of-way
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Creating additional off-street parking
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Piping leaders to seepage pits or storm sewers
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Curb cutting
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Replacing sidewalks and curbs; installing new sidewalk and curbs – No permit is 
needed, but an inspection of curb form is required prior to construction
All permit applications may be picked up at Borough Hall or are available online at 
https://www.nj.gov/dca/codes/resources/constructionpermitforms.shtml
All permits require F100 form.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (COC) - State law requires 
an inspection of the smoke alarm(s) and carbon monoxide alarm(s) before the sale, 
transfer or rental of residential property can occur.  N.J.A.C. 5:70-4.19.  To begin the 
process, please visit the Building Department to complete a COC application. For 
detailed requirements, please visit the Borough’s Website.
•	  Removing or abandoning an oil tank
•	  Upgrading the electric service
•	  Installing driveway post lights
•	  Demolition of shed or building
•	  Installing a concrete patio *
•	  Installing new interior or exterior 
entry to house, garage or basement
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Replacing a furnace, boiler 
or hot water heater
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Replacing central air 
conditioning
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Modernizing plumbing
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
Joseph Mysliwiec
Construction/Zoning Official
(ext. 233) jmysliwiec@waldwicknj.gov
Nancy Koch
T.A.C.O.
(ext. 232) nkoch@waldwicknj.gov 
The Building Department includes administration and enforcement of zoning, 
building and other codes as well as property maintenance.  Within the Building 
Department, the Waldwick Construction Official enforces the New Jersey State 
Uniform Construction Code (UCC).
WHEN WILL I NEED A BUILDING PERMIT?
You must obtain a building permit from the Borough’s Building Department before 
making the following changes to your house. If your project is not included on the 
list and you are unsure if a building or zoning permit is required, please contact the 
Building Department.
Any job with an * requires Zoning Official Review
TIP:
When closing on a house, do not 
wait until the last minute to schedule 
the inspection – if the inspection 
fails, you will need to reapply, 
provide additional fees, schedule 
another inspection and consequently, 
the closing may be delayed.
TREE REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT PERMITS
No tree shall be removed/cut down without first obtaining a Tree Removal & Replacement Permit. The Tree 
Removal & Replacement Permit Application can be found on the Borough’s website.
For questions regarding Tree Removal permits, please contact the Building Department.
Tree Removal Contractors are required to be registered. For questions regarding Tree Removal Contractor 
registration, please contact the Clerk’s office.
Types of Inspection
Electrical: Rough wiring, panels,
and service installations
Building: • Footing: The bottom of trench prior to pouring of concrete
• Foundation Location Survey: For any new structure or addition over 500 square 
feet or free-standing structure, a Foundation Location Survey must be provided to 
the Building Department BEFORE a foundation/backfill inspection can be requested	
• Foundation: Prior to backfilling
• Framing: Framing Inspections are done after approvals have been given for 
Electric and Plumbing Rough inspections
• Insulation: Prior to installation of gypsum board or wall covering Building must 
be protected, covered and watertight
Plumbing: Rough plumbing, underground, 
water and gas service, sewer and storm drains


MUNICIPAL CLERK’S OFFICE
ELECTION INFORMATION
Please visit the Clerk’s Election page – www.waldwicknj.gov/departments/
elections for all 2026 election information including polling locations, voter 
registration, vote by mail, change of political party affiliation, early voting, election 
instructional videos and more.
BALLOT DROP BOX LOCATION
The Borough has a secure Vote by Mail Ballot Drop Box 
located at 15 E. Prospect Street behind the Public Safety 
Complex which can be accessed using the roadway entrance 
to the Waldwick Public Library.  The Clerk’s office cannot 
accept Vote by Mail Ballots for voters.  For a complete list of 
secure Bergen County Vote by Mail Drop Boxes visit: https://bergencountynj.gov/
election-officials/bergen-county-board-of-elections/ballot-drop-box-locations
PEDDLING & SOLICITING
Door-to-door peddlers and solicitors who approach homes or 
businesses in Waldwick must comply with licensing as stated 
in Chapter 66 of the Borough Code. If you prefer no solicitation 
at your address, the Borough maintains a “Do Not Knock List”. 
You may register your property so that licensed solicitors are 
prohibited from knocking by registering your address at:
www.waldwicknj.gov/DoNotSolicit.
ALARM REGISTRATION
All residential and business alarms must be registered with the Borough every year 
by March 1. Failure to register an alarm may result in a summons being issued by 
the Police Department. New alarm registrations must be paid in 
person, OR by mail. Renewals can be paid using our online system.
LANDLORD/TENANT REGISTRATION – N.J.S.A. 46:8-28
Every landlord who owns a residential building (one-dwelling 
unit rental or two-dwelling unit non-owner-occupied premises) in which rent 
is received, shall file a Landlord/Tenant Registration form along with a $30 fee 
with the Municipal Clerk no later than April 1 each year. Any change in tenants 
requires a new registration form to be filed at the Clerk’s office AND a Certificate 
of Compliance inspection from the Building Department. Also, for homes built 
prior to 1978, there are Lead Paint Inspection Requirements. The form is on our 
website under Forms – Tenant Registration Form. 
TREE REMOVAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
All Tree Removal Contractors must be registered with the Borough 
of Waldwick before performing any tree-cutting work in the Borough. 
If you are planning to remove a tree and need a list of approved, registered 
contractors, contact the Clerk’s office. A Tree Removal Permit is also required 
for removals. Permits can be obtained through the Building 
Department. For questions regarding tree removal permits, 
please contract the Building Department at ext. 232.
ESTATE/GARAGE/YARD SALES
Residents are required to take out a permit to hold a garage 
sale in Waldwick. Garage Sale Permits are available for $10.00 
in the Clerk’s office. Each household is allowed (2) two permits per year for sales 
that can be held for (3) consecutive days. GARAGE SALE SIGNS ARE STRICTLY 
PROHIBITED ON TELEPHONE POLES AND IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY. 
Violations will result in enforcement action, including the issuance of summons.
Kelley Halewicz, RMC/CMC, Municipal Clerk
(ext. 236) khalewicz@waldwicknj.gov 
Melissa Librizzi
(ext. 238) mlibrizzi@waldwicknj.gov 
NOISE ORDINANCE REMINDER
Please be aware that the use of radio or television receiving sets, musical instruments, phonographs 
or any other machine or device for the producing or reproducing of sound is prohibited on weeknights 
between the hours of 10:00 pm and 7:00 am and on weekends and holidays 11:00 pm and 7:00 am.
The erection (including excavating), demolition, alteration or repair of any building between the 
hours of 9:00 pm and 7:00 am.
Lawn mowers, chain saws, and other equipment powered by internal-combustion engines are 
prohibited between the hours 9:00 pm and 7:00 am. Monday through Friday, and between the 
hours of 9:00 pm and 8:30 am weekends and holidays.
 POLLING LOCATIONS
All polling locations are handicap accessible
District 1 - Borough Hall, 2nd Floor Council Chambers, 63 Franklin Turnpike
District 2 - Borough Hall, 2nd Floor, Council Chambers, 63 Franklin Turnpike
District 3 - Waldwick Public Library, Community Room, 19 E. Prospect Street
District 4 - Waldwick Senior Center, 2nd Floor Ambulance Corps Bldg., 20 Whites Lane
District 5 - Waldwick Public Library, Community Room, 19 E. Prospect Street
District 6 - Waldwick Senior Center, 2nd Floor Ambulance Corps Bldg., 20 Whites Lane


RENEW YOUR DOG LICENSE(S) 
Dog license(s) should be renewed during the month of January. 
There shall be a $10.00 per dog late fee assessed on July 1 to 
owners of dog(s) whose rabies vaccination(s) expired between 
January 1 and June 30 of the licensing year and failed to obtain 
a license for the current year.   
For those dog(s) whose rabies vaccination(s) expire between July 1 and October 
31, a late fee of $10.00 per dog shall be assessed to the owner for failure to 
provide proof of rabies vaccination by the end of the month in which the rabies 
vaccination(s) is due in the licensing year.
RENEWAL
If you are renewing your dog license(s) and the rabies 
vaccination is still valid, kindly return the bottom 
portion of the invoice with your check made payable 
to the Borough of Waldwick in person, by mail or drop box located outside of 
the Administration Building along the pedestrian corridor.  
If you are renewing your dog license(s) but are required to provide proof of valid 
rabies vaccination, same procedure as above but also include a copy of the valid 
rabies vaccination.  
NEW LICENSE
If you are new to town or have a 
new dog(s), complete the Dog 
License Application, include copy 
of proof of spay/neuter certificate 
and a copy of proof of valid rabies 
vaccination along a check payable 
to the Borough of Waldwick in 
person, by mail or drop box located 
outside of the Administration 
Building along the pedestrian 
corridor.  The fee is $15 for spayed/
neutered dogs and $18 for non-
spayed/non-neutered dogs.
If your dog(s) are no longer at your 
address, please call 201-652-5300 ext. 238 and we will update our records. 2026 
dog(s) license(s) will be ready for pickup only at the Clerk’s office.
WALDWICK HEALTH SERVICES
Northwest Bergen Regional Health Commission (NWBRHC)
201-445-7217 • www.nwbrhc.org
Dr. Namitha Reddy, Health Officer
Vital Statistics - Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates 
Contact Carmen Nist, Registrar or Corinne Woodward, Deputy Registrar
The Northwest Bergen Regional Health Commission (NWBRHC) 
was organized in 1957 and serves as our Health Department. 
NWBRHC’s mission is to provide professional and efficient 
public health and environmental services to the residents 
of the communities they serve.  With guidance through 
state-mandated public health practice standards and local ordinances of the 
Waldwick Board of Heath, NWBRHC protects and promotes the public’s health 
by using health promotion and education, disease prevention, environmental 
enforcement, and inspection activities.
ADULT HEALTH BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
The Adult Health Blood Pressure clinic is held at 22 Whites 
Lane. This service is offered on the fourth Wednesday of 
each month from 12:00pm – 1:00pm. Please call 201-445-7217 if you need to 
schedule an appointment outside of these hours. 
WELL CHILD CARE FOR INFANTS & CHILDREN
Well Child Care is for infants and children who are uninsured or 
who have New Jersey Family Care A. This service is offered on 
the third Wednesday of each month from 9:00am – 12:00pm 
at 22 Whites Lane, and includes physical exams for school-aged 
children, immunizations, Mantoux testing, nutritional information, referrals and 
community resources. It is scheduled by appointment only. Please call 201-291-
6147 or 201-291-6337 to schedule an appointment.
COMMUNITY MEALS REALLY DELIVERS
Community Meals, Inc., is a private non-profit service 
organization that delivers nutritious meals (one hot meal and 
one cold meal per day) to those who are ill or disabled, even 
temporarily and who are unable to prepare or obtain meals for themselves qualify 
for this service.  Meals are delivered by volunteers Monday - Friday, excluding 
holidays between 11:30am and 12:30pm. Community Meals, Inc., is located at 
the Community Church of Glen Rock, 354 Rock Road, Glen Rock NJ. For more 
information call 201-447-8295.
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GUCE 
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If you have renewed your dog (s) license for 2026, 
please pick up the license(s) in the Clerk's office. 
We can no longer mail the tags as the Post Office 
cannot guarantee processing or delivery. 
We are open Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm. 
Questions, call 201-652-5300 x238. 


WALDWICK POLICE DEPARTMENT
The Waldwick Police Department consists of 21 sworn police 
officers, two special law enforcement officers and five civilian 
communications officers. The Waldwick Police Department is staffed 24 hours a 
day, 7 days a week and respond to close to 14,000 service calls a year.
Waldwick Police Officers are assigned to the Bergen County Regional SWAT Team 
and the Bergen County Rapid Deployment Teams. Police Officers hold specialized 
certifications as Emergency Medical Technicians, Child Seat Installation, Traffic 
Accident Investigation, Drug Recognition and Computer Crimes.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS
L.E.A.D. - Law Enforcement Against Drugs & Violence program taught by police 
officers to fifth graders instructs children on how to resist peer pressure and live 
drug and violence free lives.
Junior Police Academy - offered to students entering the 6th grade, educates the 
participants on the various facets of criminal law, procedure and enforcement. 
The program includes both theoretical and practical lessons in a variety of 
areas.  There are several off-site trips to law enforcement-related venues.
Law Enforcement Torch Run - raising money for Special Olympics
through a special event of running and passing the torch
to other police departments.
Police Unity Tour - a 300-mile bike ride to raise awareness for
police officers who have been lost in the line of duty, and to
support their families.
Emergency 911  •  Non-Emergency 201-652-5700
PROJECT MEDICINE DROP
Waldwick Police Department is a 
participating location for the Project 
Medicine Drop initiative.  Please 
join our effort to halt the abuse 
and diversion of prescription drugs. 
Residents may dispose of unused and 
expired medications anonymously, 7 
days a week, 365 days a year, at the 
Project Medicine Drop box located 
within police headquarters.
WALDWICK COMMUNITY 
EMERGENCY RESPONSE 
TEAM (CERT) 
The resident volunteer team trained 
in basic emergency skills to respond 
to 
emergency 
situations 
in 
the 
community.  CERT members can give 
critical support to first responders, 
provide 
immediate 
assistance 
to 
victims and organize volunteers at a 
disaster site.  For more information, 
contact CERT Coordinator Jean Paras 
at 201-481-3333.
OPERATION REASSURANCE PROGRAM
The Waldwick Police Department’s Operation Reassurance 
Program is one of the most successful in the area. This program is 
open to all Waldwick residents 55 and older. The program requires
the participant to call into Police headquarters by a prearranged time each day. 
If the individual fails to call, a Communications Officer will try to make contact 
with that person.  If there is no answer, a Police Officer will be dispatched to 
check on the welfare of that person. If you are interested in participating in this 
program, please call Police headquarters at 201-652-5700.


2026 Department Officers
Chief Andrew Agugliaro 
Asst. Chief Michael Ferrera
Captain Dave Guy
Captain Matt Amos
Lieutenant Chris Moses
2026 Executive Officers
President Christina Agugliaro 
Vice President Jeff Kropiewnicki
Treasurer Jim O’Connell 
Secretary Derrick Delgado
WALDWICK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Proudly Serving Waldwick for 
119 Years
The men and women of the Waldwick Fire Department are 
always looking for new members!
We are regular people with families, careers and lives who 
chose to protect our neighbors when called upon.  We are 
in need of members to continue this tradition of service to 
our community.
No previous training or experience is required to join; just 
a positive attitude and willingness to learn.  All necessary 
training and proper personal protection equipment will be 
provided upon joining.
If you are between the ages of 16 and 18, you are eligible 
to join our Junior Program.  Anyone 18 years and older are 
eligible to join the active crew upon completion of your 
training. An application and town paid physical are required.
Come by Company #1 (15 East Prospect Street) any 
Thursday night at 7:30pm to meet our members.
A 501(c)(6) non-profit
INCORPORATED IN 1907
Each year we respond to over 
250 calls for service
15 East Prospect Street, Waldwick, NJ 07463
(201) 652-7565
Facebook and Instagram
@waldwickfiredepartment


WALVAC
20 Whites Lane, Waldwick, NJ 07463
201-445-8772
www.walvac.org
WALDWICK VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS 
Proudly Serving Waldwick since 1951
The Waldwick Volunteer Ambulance Corps was founded in 1951. Since 
our founding, WALVAC has been a vital part of the Waldwick community, 
providing the best care for medical and traumatic emergencies throughout 
the Borough of Waldwick and surrounding towns, as well as ensuring the 
safety of all at town events and stand-by for fires, severe weather, and 
sporting events.
Our organization was originally formed by members of the American Legion 
more than seventy years ago. We continue to carry on the tradition of 
providing emergency medical care at no cost to the residents of Waldwick. 
As a private 501 (c) (3) organization, we are solely funded by the generous 
donations of our community.
Make a Difference – Be the Difference
WALVAC is actively seeking new members to join our ranks as volunteer 
EMTs and drivers, with both day and night shifts available. 
No experience? No problem!  Training is provided at no cost. Your time and 
commitment will directly impact your neighbors, family, and friends. Join 
today at www.walvac.org.
Free Equipment Lending 
Program
WALVAC maintains an inventory of 
wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and 
crutches which are available free of 
charge to the residents of Waldwick. If 
you wish to donate gently used items 
to another resident, please contact us 
via phone or at info@walvac.org.
WCA Car Show
WALVAC Summer BBQ
Waldwick Chamber of Commerce 5K


WALDWICK GOLDEN CLUB
WALDWICK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Digital Waldwick Open 24/7 • (201) 652-5104
Lori-Ann Quinn, Director • quinn@waldwick.bccls.org
All of these excellent resources and much more are available for free to Waldwick 
residents with valid Waldwick Library cards. Visit www.waldwicklibrary.org and 
remember, your friendly library staff is always happy to help you!
Digitized yearbooks, scrapbooks, newspapers and historical documents.
BCCLS
Download the BCCLS app to be sure you always have your Waldwick 
library card with you. Borrow eBooks, eAudiobooks, and search our 
catalog anytime with your digital Waldwick Library card!
Libby
Enjoy borrowing eBooks, eAudiobooks and over 250 popular and 
specialty magazine titles.
Hoopla
A digital collection of 200,000 streaming and downloadable 
audiobooks, music, TV shows, movies and graphic novels.
Kanopy
Stream a curated collection of movies and documentaries.
Consumer Reports
Enjoy a digital subscription to consumer reports and make your next 
big purchase with confidence. Ask us how to get started.
Game & Puzzle Library
Use your library card to borrow a puzzle or game from our new and 
growing collection! Games for all ages and interests are now available!
Digital access to The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are 
available to patrons through our website. 
Friendly Finds Curated Tag Sale
Browse and shop our well-chosen collection of wares and take home an 
unexpected treasure. All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Waldwick 
Library. Donations of new and gently used jewelry and small items greatly 
appreciated if limited to one or two items at a time.
Museum Passes
The Friends of the Library Museum Pass Program offers
Waldwick Library cardholders free passes for the
following institutions: 9/11 Memorial & Museum, 
Intrepid Air, Sea & Space Museum, Museum of Natural 
History, The Frick Collection, The Hermitage,
Storm King Art Center
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If you live in Waldwick, own your home, and your total gross annual household income
falls below the income limit for your household size, you may qualify to participate in the program. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Household size
1
2
3
4
Maximum 
Income
Household size
5
6
7
8
Maximum
Income
$71,280
$81,440
$91,600
$101,760
$109,920
$118,080
$126,240
$134,400
(income limits updated annually)
This Program is sponsored by
the Borough of Waldwick
DOES YOUR HOME NEED REPAIRS?
DOES YOUR HOME NEED REPAIRS?
HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
ELIGIBLE USES OF FUNDS INCLUDE
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
TAKE THE FIRST STEP!


ADMINISTRATION BUILDING MAIN NUMBER • 201-652-5300
Administration
Administrator, Tatiana Marquis	
227
Municipal Clerk, Kelley Halewicz	
236
Clerk 1, Melissa Librizzi	
238
Animal Control – Tyco Municipal Animal Control Services LLC
201-652-4554
Building Department
Construction & Zoning Official, Joseph Mysliwiec	
233
Building Department Clerk/T.A.C.O., Nancy Koch	
232
Building Department fax	
201-652-5483
Court - Mon 10:00am – 2:00pm, Tues 1:00pm – 4:00pm, Thurs 10:00am – 1:00pm
Court Administrator, Christine Oravetz	
221
Court Clerk, Lorraine Cuomo	
222
Court fax	
201-652-4657
Finance Department
CFO/Tax Collector/Water Agent, Colleen Ennis	
244
Accounts Payable, Rocio Carrion	
242
Tax Office	
239
Water Collections	
240
Finance Department fax	
201-652-5483
Fire Department (Non-Emergency), 15 E. Prospect Street	
201-652-7565
Fire Department Fax	
201-652-4389
Fire Prevention
Fire Official, Jim O’Connell	
249
Health Department & Registrar of Vital Statistics
(Northwest Bergen Regional Health Commission), 20 W. Prospect Street	
201-445-7217
Health Center, 22 Whites Lane	
201-445-7217 x201
Library	
201-652-5104
Library Fax	
201-652-6233
Planning Board & Zoning Board
Secretary	
223
Police Department (Non-Emergency), 15 E. Prospect Street	
201-652-5700
Police Chief, Troy Seifert
Records Clerk	
	
201-652-5300 x250
Police Department Fax	
201-652-7638
Public Works Department
Superintendent, Michael LaTorre
Clerk 1, Lindsay Rulli	
201-652-5900
Tax Assessor Department	
Tax Assessor, Angela Mattiace	
225
Tax Assessor Assistant, Debby Lyon	
224
WALVAC (Volunteer Ambulance Corps), 20 Whites Lane	
201-445-8772
Post Office, 1 Walter Hammond Place	
201-447-3058
Waldwick Board of Education, 155 Summit Avenue	
201-445-3340
Crescent Elementary School, 165 Crescent Avenue	
201-445-0690
Traphagen Elementary School, 153 Summit Avenue	
201-445-0730
Waldwick Middle School, 155 Wyckoff Avenue	
201-652-9000
Waldwick High School, 155 Wyckoff Avenue	
201-652-9000
Senior Citizen Services
Waldwick Golden Club	
201-481-1572
Bergen County Senior Services	
201-336-7400
Bergen County Community Transportation	
201-368-5955
Meals on Wheels	
201-336-7420
Bergen County Services
Board of Elections	
201-336-6230
County Clerk	
201-336-7000
Passport	
201-336-7000
Surrogate’s Office	
201-336-6700
Superintendent of Elections	
201-336-6115
OFFICE HOURS
Administration, Tax & Water, Municipal Clerk, Building Department
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm 
Department of Public Works
Monday - Friday 7:00am - 3:30pm
Recycling Center, 19 Industrial Park
Monday – Friday 7:30am – 3:00pm
Saturdays 9:00am – 1:00pm
Tax Assessor
Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm


This calendar is brought to you through the 
generosity of the following sponsors:
Ace Home Hardware • Allendale/Waldwick PBA Local 217 • Bancroft Dobrin Orthodontics
Craig Bossong, Esq. • Boswell Engineering • Richard J. Brady, Esq.
Christensen Dental Associates • Christie’s International Real Estate • The Forum School
Gaeta Recycling • Kazella Group • LaTorre Landscaping
PIA – Professional Insurance Associates • Pristine Properties Power Washing
Rocco A. Palaia, Tax Consultant • Prime Travel • Terminal Construction Corp.
Terrie O’Connor Realtors • Waldwick Auto Service Center • Waldwick Chamber of Commerce
WALDWICK WALL OF HEROES
Instituted by Mayor Tom Giordano and the Municipal Council, 
the Waldwick Wall of Heroes continues to honor deceased 
Waldwick Veterans by displaying their photo on the Waldwick 
Wall of Heroes located on the second floor of the Administration Building. Applications are available 
by calling (201) 652-5300 x238.  Please mail completed application along with proof of service, a copy 
of discharge or DD214, proof of Waldwick residency (current or past), an 8 x 10 military photo and 
$25.00 check made payable to the Borough of Waldwick – Wall of Heroes to the Mayor’s Office, 63 
Franklin Turnpike, Waldwick, NJ 07463.
SNOW REMOVAL LAWS
Parking When Streets are Snow Covered - It 
is prohibited to park on snow covered streets. 
The parking prohibition continues until the 
snow stops and the streets are plowed.
Removal of Snow and Ice from Vehicles - 
Snow and ice must be removed from all vehicles, including the roof and 
hood, before driving.
Clearing of Sidewalks - Shoveling of sidewalks is required for the full width and 
including the driveway apron.  Corner properties must provide access to public 
streets.  Shoveling must be done within twenty-four (24) hours after the snow or 
ice storm has stopped.  Throwing, casting, placing or depositing snow and ice in 
the street or on a neighboring property without permission is strictly prohibited.
Clearing Around Fire Hydrants - Property owners with a fire hydrant on their 
property must maintain a three-foot radius of the perimeter of a fire hydrant 
free of snow and ice so that there is no impediment to the use of the fire 
hydrant. The removal of snow and/or ice shall be completed within 24 hours 
after the snow has formed or fallen on or around any hydrant. 
Violations for non-compliance with any of the above will be issued by the 
Police Department.  Each day that the owner or occupant of the premises is 
in violation and shall be considered a separate violation.
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REMINDER
Dumpsters and storage containers are not permitted on any 
street between December 1 and April 1. During all other 
months, a Dumpster Permit is required and must be obtained 
through the Municipal Clerk’s Office. For more information or 
to apply for a permit, please contact the Clerk’s office at
201-652-5300 ext. 238.

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