Moving to a new community comes with many questions. Find quick answers to help you locate services,
learn about programs, and discover ways to become connected — whether you recently moved here or
have lived here for years.
Explore the Welcome New Residents resources, which cover Township services, elected officials, schools, transportation, recreation, community programs, savings, and important contacts. Start with Getting Started in North Brunswick.
The guide includes Township offices, public safety contacts, County resources, transportation services, and community programs. See Important Contacts & Community Resources.
Stay informed through Township announcements, community events, recreation updates, County programs, and local government information. Explore Community Life & Local Connections.
The Township provides public works, recycling, permits and inspections, recreation programs, and municipal services. See Township Services or call (732) 247-0922.
Many permits and approvals are handled through Township departments. Contact the appropriate department before home improvements, construction, or property changes. See Township Services and Housing & Homeownership.
Contact the appropriate Township department for roads, public works, property concerns, and municipal services. If unsure where to start, see Important Contacts.
Contact your service providers to establish electric, gas, water and sewer, internet, and phone service. See Getting Started.
Yes. Residents may qualify for help with utility costs, property taxes, housing, food assistance, transportation, and other needs. See Financial Resources & Savings.
Renters can find information about Township services, utility savings, housing resources, assistance programs, and community connections. See Renters: Resources & Information.
Families can find information about school registration, educational programs, student resources, and family services. See Schools & Education.
Yes — recreation programs, youth activities, community events, parks, and educational opportunities. See Parks & Recreation and Community Life.
Become involved through community events, recreation programs, local activities, volunteer opportunities, and neighborhood connections. See Community Life & Local Connections.
Explore NJ TRANSIT services, County transportation programs, senior transportation resources, and regional travel options. See Transportation & Commuting.
Eligibility varies by program. Review current program information, check requirements, and contact the appropriate agency. See Financial Resources & Savings.
No. While created to help new residents get started, the information is useful for all residents looking for services, savings opportunities, community programs, and important contacts.
