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The Jersey City Department of Public Works is responsible for the maintenance and repair of motorized equipment, roads, city-owned buildings, and traffic signals and signage. The department has a parks and Forestry division that works to maintain parks and playgrounds, as well as offers grass cutting and trimming, repair and playground equipment installation solutions. Its division of buildings and streets is responsible for the maintenance of court houses, libraries, parks, municipal facilities, and police and fire stations. The Jersey City Department of Public Works also manages a division of neighborhood improvement districts. The department is governed by City of Jersey City in New Jeresey.

The Division of Purchasing in Jersey City operates with a commitment to ethical and effective procurement of goods and services to support the city's daily operations. By adhering to New Jersey's Local Public Contracts Law, the division ensures that the highest quality products are sourced at the best prices while promoting opportunities for minority-owned, woman-owned, and local businesses. Generated from the website

The Hoboken Corporation Counsel serves as the legal advisor for the City of Hoboken, NJ, overseeing various municipal departments and ensuring compliance with local regulations. The office is dedicated to addressing community concerns and providing resources related to city governance, public safety, and resident services. In addition to legal counsel, the Corporation Counsel is involved in initiatives such as climate action and community development, reflecting Hoboken's commitment to sustainability and resilience. The office also facilitates communication between residents and city officials, enhancing civic engagement and transparency. Generated from the website