HACKENSACK, NJ – County Executive Jim Tedesco and the Board of County Commissioners announce that the County of Bergen has entered into a shared service agreement with the Borough of East Rutherford to undertake the design and installation of a traffic light at the corner of county road Hackensack Street and Union Avenue in East Rutherford.
COUNTY, EAST RUTHERFORD ENTER INTO SHARED SERVICES CONTRACT FOR DESIGN & INSTALLATION OF UNION AVENUE TRAFFIC LIGHT.
HACKENSACK, NJ – County Executive Jim Tedesco and the Board of County Commissioners announce that the County of Bergen’s Department of Human Services will rename two offices to better help residents connect with critical services including childcare, early intervention, and child development.
County Executive James J. Tedesco, III announces the completion of a Feasibility Study of Shared Medical Examiner Services between Bergen, Passaic and Hudson Counties. For a copy of the study, please click on the link. Discussions are currently underway between the three counties to determine a course of action for the potential implementation of the…
Bergen County Executive James J. Tedesco, III and the Bergen County Board of Commissioners announce that the County of Bergen has officially been certified as a Film Ready Community by the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission (NJMPTV), which is a part of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.
Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco and the Board of County Commissioners are proud to announce that on March 19th, 2024 Moody’s Investors Service once again recertified the County of Bergen’s top-ranked Aaa bond rating citing the County’s strong financial stability, enduring economic strength, and growing tax base.
County Executive Jim Tedesco issues the following statement on the MTA vote to proceed with congestion pricing.
Bergen County Department of Parks was presented with two Excellence in Design Special Use Facility Awards
On Tuesday, March 19, Bergen County Executive James J. Tedesco III testified in support of community colleges at the State Senate’s Public Budget Hearing, held at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.
While the Kansas City Chiefs were once again crowned the NFL’s best after defeating the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58, a new champion emerged in the 2nd Annual Bergen County Soup-er Bowl – a team led by the students of Bergen County Academies and the Institute for Science and Technology at Northern Valley Regional High School! Collecting 4700 cans, the BCA team defeated their rivals in the Bergen County Technical School District – Bergen Tech Teterboro, Paramus Tech and Applied Tech High Schools – and eclipsed the total number of cans collected by all schools in last year’s competition.