News and Notices

A reminder that the second quarter tax payments will be due on May 1, 2025.  The grace period for the second quarter will end on Monday, May 12, 2025 by the close of business.  Taxes may be paid in person, online at Teaneck's online Tax Portal, via mail or left in the drop box outside of the North entrance of the Municipal Building by the close of business.

Learn more at bestreetsmartnj.org. The campaign is also on Facebook and X (@njstreetsmart)

There is a donation bin located in the Town Hall South Entrance - 818 Teaneck Road - that will be accepting offerings of non-perishable food from April 15 - May 15 that will be provided directly to Never Alone Again Resource Center. Anything you can offer is helpful! Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-515pm. Tuesdays until 7pm.

https://www.neveraloneagain.org/

More Information may be found soon at teanecknj.gov/communitypool

Questions? 201-837-7130 or recreation@teanecknj.gov

R.I.P. To the Votee Park Pool - Closed, but not Forgotten!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhsOdyRMOHU

At Teaneck High School in the 3rd Floor Student Center, Wednesday, April 2 6-8PM - 

Join the Teaneck Youth Advisory Board for their annual Civics Event to meet local officials, learn how local government works, enjoy food & drink with fellow students and neighbors, and participate for a chance to win one of the raffle prizes!

The pilot program will run from April 27-October 27, 2025. All pilot participants should have received an email sent March 7 from the Neighborhood Compost Team with details about the program, including when and where to pick up your free home compost buckets and eco liners. If you missed the opportunity to be part of the pilot program, please send an email to envcomm@teanecknj.gov. with your name, address and phone number and we will add you to the waitlist for the next phase of the Teaneck Compost Program (exact date TBD).

Background

H5N1, also known as “bird flu,” is a disease caused by influenza A viruses, and is carried and
spread by wild birds. While bird flu primarily affects poultry and other birds, the virus can also
infect cattle, other animals, and humans. Currently, bird flu is widespread in wild birds globally,
causing outbreaks in poultry and dairy cows. While the risk of bird flu infection remains low for
the general public, the Teaneck Health Department continues to collaborate with state and
federal agencies to monitor and respond to any developments.