In New Jersey, the Municipal Clerk occupies one of the oldest and most important positions in municipal government. The Municipal Clerk's office is the hub of a municipality by virtue of the duties fixed to it by the state statute.
Secretary to the Governing Body
Secretary to the Governing Body
- Record minutes of all public meetings
- Handle municipal correspondence, both incoming and outgoing
- Prepare meeting agendas
- Advertise required resolutions and ordinances
- Records storage and records management for borough records
- Form can be downloaded from the Forms and Document box on this page.
Secretary of the Municipal Corporation
- Maintains custody of the official borough seal
- Signs majority of official documents and attests signatures of municipal officials
- Receives and maintains any legal documents served on the Borough
Election Official for all Borough Elections
Administrative Official
- Issues licenses: dog, kennel, marriage, liquor, bingo, etc.
- Dog License Application Form can be downloaded from the Forms and Document box on this page.
- Issues assessment search certificates
- Receives and files bonds and insurance policies