Please be advised the Inclusion Day at the Bergen County Zoo has been postponed to Friday August 4th from 11-4.
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Route 17 Bottleneck Project
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PUBLIC HEARINGS – ROUTE 17 BOTTLENECK PROJECT
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Bergen County, NJ
Concept Development
Virtual Public Information Center
January 19, 2023 to February 2, 2023
OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM BERGEN COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER HANSEL ASMAR: 6-7-23
Rochelle Park Proud to be Stigma Free
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A Stigma Free Community’s Goal aims to reduce the stigma associated with mental illness.
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NJDEP| Blue Acres | Blue Acres
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HMGP Elevations
Press release from the Governor’s office regarding HMGP elevations.
www.renewjerseystronger.org or
call 1-855-SANDYHM (1-855-726-3946).
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Coyotes
Coyote are easily frightened through harassment methods but will quickly become emboldened and a nuisance if left alone.Residents should clap hands, bang pots, use whatever is available to make noise and frighten them off whenever seen.It is important to remember that coyote have a fairly large home range.A single family unit can be seen and thereby cause problems in several municipalities. Removal of food sources and destruction of denning opportunities are necessary steps in reducing coyote/human interactions and problems.Their main natural diet consists of rodents, rabbits, and other small mammals.As they are opportunistic feeders, they will eat human garbage, carrion, cat/dog food left outside, and even feral cats or small dogs if available.As coyote are ubiquitous throughout all 21 NJ Counties, elimination or relocation is not conceivable.
Therefore, the ultimate solution requires your community’s involvement.
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House Forclosure
The Department of Community Affairs and New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency Recognize that many New Jersey Families are currently going through or facing foreclosure.
The State of New Jersey and the Federal Government provide a variety of programs to assist homeowners.
Need Information about Foreclosure: Read Foreclosure Fast Facts: Click here to download Foreclosure Fast Facts in English or Click here to read Foreclosure Fast Facts in Spanish.
For more information on foreclosure relief programs, please call 1-800-NJ-HOUSE.