Departments

Aging

Here you will find information about the vast array of programs, services and activities available.

Construction Inspection

The purpose of the Construction Inspection Division is to administer and enforce State Regulations relating to the construction, alteration, renovation, rehabilitation, maintenance, occupancy and use of buildings and structures.

Economic Development

EBTV

EBTV offers a wide range of services to the community, including programming, copies, production, and publicity.

Finance

The Department of Finance directs and oversees all township financial activity, including financial planning, revenue collection, and the investment or transfer of funds and securities.

Health

Human Resources

The Division of Human Resources is responsible for delivering customer service through recruitment, retention, training and development of a qualified and diverse workforce.

Library

Mayor & Administrator

Municipal Court

The Municipal Court deals with every aspect of a moving violation , parking violation, or any petty disorderly person or disorderly person criminal complaint.

Parking Utility

East Brunswick Township operates two park and ride facilities for commuters.

Planning & Engineering

The Department of Planning and Engineering is involved in capital improvement program development, civil engineering, surveying, housing, property maintenance and zoning code enforcement, and construction inspection.

Public Works

Discover information about the Township of East Brunswick's Public Works Department.

Recreation

Tax Collector

Learn about the staff and role of the Revenue / Tax Collector Department.

Solid Waste & Recycling

Recycle and learn about solid waste disposal in East Brunswick.

Tax Assessor

The responsibility of the Tax Assessor and his staff is to value all real estate properties in the Township at a State Mandated percentage of Market Value.

Township Clerk

Find out about the Township Clerk's responsibilities.

Water & Sewer Utility

The Water Production Division is responsible for providing safe drinking water to the community and assuring that its quality meets the standards established by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. The Sewer Utility operates and maintains the sanitary sewage collection system consisting of close to 400 miles of gravity and force mains and 19 sewage pumping stations.