Keep track of City Council, Land Use, & Block Association meetings with our CommUNITY Calendar.
Contact the RRC to report a pothole, street light or request a speed bump.
Use Healthier JC’s new Search Tool: Find Help to find free or low cost services in your area.
Learn about Volunteer Opportunities in Ward F via our Volunteer Zone.
Catch Up on the Latest Social Media posts and Ward F Newsletters on our Community Forum Page!
Submit a Nominee on our Ward F Community Spotlight Page, highlighting individuals and/or organizations in our community.

3 Ways to Report Your Concern

We encourage constituents to utilize SeeClickFix, a tool that helps residents easily report broken sidewalks, strewn litter or essentially any issue that may affect the quality of life where you live right from their computer or phone.
Download on the App Store.
Git it on Google Play.
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
RRC representatives record your concerns and then forward them to the proper department for follow-up. To ensure every issue is resolved, all records are stored in an Online Help Center database called “See Click Fix” for easy tracking.
Ask for your SCF Ticket # for Confirmation of your call.
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
RRC representatives will forward your concerns to the proper department for follow-up. To ensure every issue is resolved, all records are stored in an Online Help Center database called “See Click Fix” for easy tracking.
Forward your email confirmation to the Council Office if you issue isn’t adequately resolved so your Council person can follow up on your behalf.

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While City Council’s main office is located

downtown at City Hall

(280 Grove Street, Jersey City, NJ),

we primarily work out of

the new Jackson Square municipal complex,

City Hall Annex

(39 Kearny Ave, Jersey City, NJ).

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Office 1: (201) 547-5338

Office 2: (201) 547-5361

Mobile: (201) 273-0245

Councilman: FEGilmore@jcnj.org

Chief of Staff: EWalker@jcnj.org

Council Aide: LTrent@jcnj.org

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Jersey City residents can report concerns to the Resident Response Center at (201) 547-4900. The Resident Response Center is located at 280 Grove Street, Basement, Jersey City, NJ 07302.

Jersey City residents can also report problems through the Je

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Voting is not only your civic right, but it is your civic duty.

Participating in elections is one of the key freedoms of American life. Many people worldwide do not have the same freedom, nor did many Americans in centuries past. No matter what you believe or whom you support, it is important to exercise your rights.

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“We want to remain TRANSPARENT, INCLUSIVE, RESPONSIVE, and ACCESSIBLE.” - Councilman Gilmore

What is a

Councilman?

A city councilman is a public official elected to represent a ward or district of a city that serves on the municipal governing body, known as a city council.

The responsibilities of a city council member generally involve making decisions in the public interest; determining city government and administration policies. They have the authority to pass municipal ordinances and budgets, adopt legislation, vote on various zoning matters, and oversee city agencies and programs to determine if and how money is being budgeted optimally.