City of Plainfield

Plainfield City Public Works is a government department in Plainfield, New Jersey, dedicated to providing essential services and maintaining the city's infrastructure. They oversee various departments, including communications technology, public works, economic development, finance, fire department, health, social services, solid waste, sewer utility, police department, and more. With a focus on improving the quality of life for residents, they offer resources such as alerts and communications, employment opportunities, permits and licenses, parks and recreation, and transportation services. The department is committed to ensuring the smooth functioning of the city and enhancing its economic growth through redevelopment projects and support for local businesses. Plainfield City Public Works is led by Mayor Adrian O. Mapp, who has been serving since 2014 and is currently in his historic third term. Under his leadership, the city has witnessed an economic renaissance with significant investments in redevelopment projects, amounting to a billion dollars. Mayor Mapp has also implemented progressive legislation, including laws that guarantee paid sick leave for workers, emphasizing fairness and equity. The Office of Economic Development plays a crucial role in attracting and retaining businesses, providing assistance, guidance, and support to foster development and small business growth in Plainfield.

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