Irvington Administration

Irvington Board-Adjustment is a municipal building located in Irvington, NJ, dedicated to serving the community and ensuring the smooth functioning of the township. With various departments and services, including the Mayor's Office, Municipal Court, Police Division, and Public Works, they strive to provide efficient and reliable assistance to residents and businesses. Their commitment to safety and development is evident through mandatory gas meter inspections and the promotion of gas safety awareness. Under the leadership of Mayor Tony Vauss, Irvington Board-Adjustment aims to be a beacon of progress and prosperity in Essex County. With a focus on strong leadership and collaboration, they work towards creating a vision and action plan for the future of Irvington. By leveraging the township's potential and implementing sound policies, they aim to showcase all that is right about the area and ensure a high quality of life for its residents.Generated from the website

Irvington Twp Hall is a community center in Irvington, NJ that serves as a hub for local events and gatherings. With its central location and versatile event spaces, Irvington Twp Hall provides a welcoming environment for a variety of activities and functions. Generated from their business information

The Irvington Department of Public Works is responsible for the administration and supervision of streets and sewers, sanitation, parks maintenance, shade tree, engineering, public buildings and motorized equipment divisions. It offers a range of trash and snow removal and tree trimming services. The department also provides repair and maintenance services for city-owned roads, sewers, street lights and traffic lights. In addition, the Irvington Department of Public Works makes dumpsters available for block cleanups. It also offers recycling and street resurfacing services. Additionally, the department is responsible for the collection of hazardous materials, such as automobile batteries, tires, dry cells, and cooking and waste oil. It also conducts various community outreach programs to educate the public about environment-related issues. The department is located in Irvington, N.J.