Tax Sale

https://boundbrook.newjerseytaxsale.com

**information can be viewed free of charge** 

CodeRED

The Borough of Bound Brook uses CodeRED to send alerts and reminders by text to keep citizens informed. There is no charge to register for or use CodeRED, and personal information is kept confidential.
Registering for CodeRED is quick and easy.
Click here or text “BoundBrook” to 99411.

Bound Brook Pool Reconstruction


Bound Brook Pool Flyer

New Pool Design

Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity Home Repair 

On the links down below are a service to help homeowners with repairs to their home provided by Raritan Valley Habit for Humanity

RAC Grant Flyer

Repair Application

NOW AVAILABLE! 65 Gallon Refuse Totes

Residents can request a refuse tote size exchange by completing a form and submitting to the Finance/ Tax Office.

Available sizes are 96 and 65 gallons.

**Please note that the refuse service fees remain the same regardless of the tote size**

Complete the form here.

This form is for garbage cans only, for any questions on recycling cans please contact the County Recycling Center at 732-469-3363

Connection with Services on the Go 

Every Wednesday beginning May 22, 2024, from 10 am to 2 pm, Somerset County will be providing access to the internet, printing, photocopying and scanning.

For Additional Assistance please email: Ask@sclibnj.org

English Flyer

Spanish Flyer

Public Scoping Hearing Notice

TAKE NOTICE that the Borough of Bound Brook (Applicant) has contacted the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Public Land Compliance Section, proposing to divert 1.4 acres of Codrington Park, located at 200 Thompson Avenue, further identified as Blocks 44, Lot 1 and Block 45 by Borough Tax Assessment Records in connection with a change in utilization from a bathhouse building which supported outdoor recreation at the park which was replaced by an indoor recreation building containing basketball courts, equipment storage rooms, an office and bathrooms.  Land to be used in compensation for the diversion is a 3.08-acre site owned by the Borough located at 282 West Main Street which is presently vacant land that will be added to the Borough’s opens space inventory.

Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:36-26.8(a) a scoping hearing to obtain public comment on this request will be held at the municipal building located at 230 Hamilton Street, Bound Brook, New Jersey, 08805 on December 10, 2024, at 7:00pm.  All interested parties are invited to attend and participate in the scoping hearing.

Click here for more details

2024 GENERAL ELECTION

The 2024 General Election is Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

Bound Brook polling locations are Bound Brook Recreation Center and the Presbyterian Church.

Click here for more information on early voting, registering to vote and more.

NJDEP FIRE BAN

NJDEP fire ban on ALL public lands and private properties in all municipalities throughout the state of New Jersey due to extreme drought conditions.

The Bound Brook Fire Marshals, along with the Bound Brook Police Department, will begin strict enforcement of these restrictions effective immediately.

Click here for fire ban restrictions

 Operation Sound the Alarm was a Success!

On Saturday, November 3rd the Bound Brook Fire Marshals, Fire Department, Police Department and Office of Emergency Management teamed up with the American Red Cross to deliver Operation Sound The Alarm to the residents of Bound Brook Borough.  This program was able to reach almost 600 homes and apartments to provide free installation of smoke detectors and distribution of fire safety material.  We look forward to expanding this program in the future with the inclusion of additional distribution zones.

The Bound Brook Emergency Services encourages all residents to check their smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms within their homes and apartments.  Any questions or concerns can be directed to the Bound Brook Fire Marshal at emickelsen@boundbrook-nj.org or 732-356-0833 ext 639.

 

Circulation Plan Element Survey

The Borough of Bound Brook is working with residents, businesses, and stakeholders to prepare a Circulation Plan that seeks to make driving, biking, walking, and parking safer, easier, and more efficient. The goal of this study is to understand your priority issues and goals and identify opportunities solutions to improve circulation and mobility throughout the Borough.

Click here for more information or scan the link below.