Welcome to the BOROUGH OF BOGOTA A Proud Bergen County Community LEARN ABOUT OUR HISTORY ► Quick Links Borough Directory Forms and Applications Pay Property Taxes Mayor and Council Garbage and Recycling Community Calendar Public Notices Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Welcome Welcome to the official website of the Borough of Bogota, New Jersey. We’re excited to introduce our new online home—designed to better serve our residents, businesses, and visitors with easier access to information, services, and community updates. Here you’ll find the latest news, municipal resources, department information, meeting notices, and important announcements, all in one convenient place. Our goal is to make it simple to stay informed, get things done, and stay connected to everything happening in Bogota. As a proud community with a rich history and a strong sense of hometown spirit, Bogota continues to grow while honoring the values that make our borough a great place to live, work, and visit. We invite you to explore the site and check back often as we continue to add new features and content. Thank you for being part of the Bogota community. Upcoming Events Announcements Mayor and Council Meeting The next Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Council will be held on Thursday, October 29, 2026. The agenda will be posted prior to the meeting. Bogota Emergency Handbook The Bogota Office of Emergency Management has published a Emergency Handbook for residents as a helpful guide during an emergency. Board of Education Meeting The Bogota Board of Education will hold a public meeting at 7:00pm on Tuesday October 27, 2026 Events and Notifications Click flyer to expand the document. A Message from Mayor Daniele Fede It is an honor to serve as your Mayor and lead our fine and giving community. I will continue our efforts to make strides to make a healthy, safe and vibrant place for our residents. I welcome all residents and community groups to join in these efforts. Feel free to call or email me with ideas, projects and concerns as you have done in my past two years of my Mayorship. Your contributions make our community an inclusive and diverse place to live. I hope that you can navigate this website quickly, and if there are any services that you require or think should be included on the website, press the contact button below and I will make sure that it is addressed. The Mayor and Council will continue to use and explore grant opportunities, improve our aging infrastructure which is a constant challenge, and find ways to complete the open-space projects. Veterans’ Park improvements are now complete. The recreation center is now complete and planning is in place for the tennis, pickleball and basketball courts in Olsen Park. The athletic complex is a testament to our commitment to the wellbeing of our community. Community walking groups are enjoying the track. We will continue our sustainable practices and I am proud of our Tree City USA designation for over 20 years as well as our Sustainable Jersey bronze certification. I am very proud of the services that the Police Department provides for our public safety, the Department of Public Works and all the services that it provides, including keeping our roads clear, removing leaves and taking care of Borough buildings. We cherish our first responders who train, volunteer and help with our commitment to public safety. I look forward to hearing from any volunteers that wish to serve on boards, committees or special projects. Kindly provide a copy of your resume or letter of interest to the Clerk, and we will see if there are any openings to fit your interests. I hope to see you at one of the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign events and at our community events. Bogota has made history in electing its first female mayor, and I have worked tirelessly to govern and support as many events as I can. I appreciate the support that has been given to me by the community. Contact Us Bogota Borough Hall Business Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30am - 5:15pm Friday: 8:30am - 4:00pm Emergency Alert System The Borough of Bogota currently uses RAVE for Emergency Notifications from the Bogota Police Department and the Bogota Office of Emergency Management. To receive messages please sign up for the SMART 911 program below. SMART 911 SIGNUP

Public Notices Home / Public Notices / Pursuant to New Jersey P.L. 2025, c. 72 (formerly Senate Bill 4654), the Borough of Bogota will be transitioning the publication of all legal and public notices to its official website. This change is being made in accordance with new state law, which recognizes that online publication provides more accessible and cost-effective access to public information for a greater number of New Jersey residents. Municipal Government Notices General Notices Planning and Zoning Board Notices Board of Health Notices Board of Education Menu Close Click Here for Public Notices Archive Page ► Municipal Government Public Notices 2026 Municipal Government Public Notices - January 1, 2026 to present 09/28/2026 Revised Schedule of 2026 Mayor and Council Meetings Click Here ▼ 10/23/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1663 Click Here ▼ 10/23/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1662 Click Here ▼ 10/16/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1661 Click Here ▼ 10/16/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1660 Click Here ▼ 09/28/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1659 Click Here ▼ 09/28/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1663 Click Here ▼ 09/28/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1662 Click Here ▼ 09/25/2026 Notice of Pending Bond Ordinance 1661 Click Here ▼ 09/25/2026 Notice of Pending Bond Ordinance 1660 Click Here ▼ 09/15/2026 Re-Bid Notice - Petrik Park Improvements Click Here ▼ 09/06/2026 REVISED POSTING - Introduction of Ordinance 1659 Click Here ▼ 08/29/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1659 Click Here ▼ 08/28/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1658 Click Here ▼ 08/27/2026 Revised Schedule of 2026 Mayor and Council Meetings Click Here ▼ 08/21/2026 Notice of Tax Sale - September 25, 2026 Click Here ▼ 08/12/2026 Notice of Sale of Property Click Here ▼ 07/30/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1658 Click Here ▼ 07/30/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1657 Click Here ▼ 07/29/2026 Synopsis of Audit - December 31, 2025 Click Here ▼ 06/30/2026 Notice of Estimated Tax Bills Click Here ▼ 06/26/2026 Bid Notice - Petrik Park Site Improvements Click Here ▼ 06/25/2026 Public Hearing - July 30, 2026 - Traffic Schedules Click Here ▼ 06/25/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1657 Click Here ▼ 06/02/2026 Bid Notice - Olsen Park Improvements Click Here ▼ 04/24/2026 Amendment to 2026 Borough of Bogota Budget Click Here ▼ 04/23/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1656 Click Here ▼ 04/20/2026 Mayor and Council - April 23, 2026 Meeting Location Change Click Here ▼ 04/09/2026 Notice of Public Hearing for Pagano Park Grant - April 23, 2026 Click Here ▼ 04/06/2026 Notice of Intent to Recall Click Here ▼ 03/30/2026 2026 Municipal Budget Summary Click Here ▼ 03/23/2026 Mayor and Council - April 23, 2026 Meeting Date Change Click Here ▼ 03/19/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1656 Click Here ▼ 03/19/2026 Adoption of Ordinance 1655 Click Here ▼ 03/15/2026 Mayor and Council - March 19, 2026 Meeting Location Change Click Here ▼ 03/05/2026 Introduction of Ordinance 1655 Click Here ▼ 03/05/2026 Adoption of Ordinances 1653 and 1654 Click Here ▼ 02/05/2026 Adoption of Ordinances 1649, 1650, 1651 and 1652 Click Here ▼ 02/05/2026 Introduction of Ordinances 1653 and 1654 Click Here ▼ 01/15/2026 Introduction of Ordinances 1649, 1650, 1651, and 1652 Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description General Public Notices 2026 General Public Notices - January 1, 2026 - present 07/24/2026 Notice of Mid-Bergen Regional Health Commission Board Meeting August 3, 2026 Click Here ▼ 02/24/2026 2026 Tax Assessment List Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Planning and Zoning Board Public Notices 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Public Notices - January 1, 2026 - present 10/18/2026 Update 2026 Meeting Schedule Click Here ▼ 10/23/2026 Notice of October 27, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 09/03/2026 Notice of September 8, 2026 and September 22, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 07/13/2026 Notice of July 14, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 06/22/2026 Notice of June 23, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 06/07/2026 Notice of June 9, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 05/22/2026 Notice of May 26, 2026 Meeting Cancellation Click Here ▼ 05/12/2026 Notice of Decision Click Here ▼ 04/01/2026 Notice of Public Hearing Click Here ▼ 02/24/2026 Notice of Public Hearing Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Board of Health Public Notices 2026 Board of Health Public Notices - January 1, 2026 - present 03/09/2026 Board of Health - 2026 Meeting Schedule Click Here ▼ 01/12/2026 Board of Health - Introduction of Ordinance 26-01 Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Board of Education Public Notices 2026 Board of Education Public Notices - October 1, 2026 - present 10/06/2026 Notice of October 27. 2026 Board of Education Meeting Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description

Board of Health Environmental Commission Green Team Advisory Committee Library Board Planning and Zoning Board Menu Close Planning and Zoning Board Home / Planning and Zoning Board / Planning and Zoning Board Information The Planning and Zoning Board is responsible for the preparation and adoption of the Master Plan, which is the guide for development of all amendments to the Land Development Regulations. The Planning and Zoning Board also reviews all proposed subdivision of land for compliance with Chapter XXXV, Section VII of the Land Development Regulations, which contains all standards for development of new streets, sewers and utilities. The Planning and Zoning Board is charged under the Land Development Regulations with the responsibility to review all site plans, parking projects, and major building projects for proper design and drainage according to standards. Planning and Zoning Board Meeting Schedule The Planning and Zoning Board meets every second and fourth Tuesday of each month. All meetings are held at the Borough Hall Council Chambers beginning at 7:30pm on the night of the meeting listed above. The Board reserves the right to call for special meetings as it deems necessary. Special meetings, or changes from the schedule above will be advertised separately as required by law. 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Professionals Planning and Zoning Board Attorney: Jason Shafron Planning and Zoning Board Engineer: Robert Costa Planning and Zoning Board Planner: Paul Grygiel Planning and Zoning Board Secretary: Melissa Baque Completeness Committee: Daniel Schnipp, Yesenia Frias Planning and Zoning Board Members Chairman Corrado Mancini, Class IV Vice-Chairman Yessenia Frias, Class IV Mayor Daniele Fede, Class I Borough Official Arthur Sopelsa, Class II Councilman John Mitchell, Class III Rebecca Foster, Class IV Robert Foster, Class IV Daniel Schnipp, Class IV Tony Terisi, Class IV Ryan Mullaly, Alternate Robert Robbins, Alternate Draft Housing Element and Fair Share Plan The Borough of Bogota Master Plan, Draft Housing Element and Fair Share Plan has been posted here for any interested parties. Download ▼ Cancelled Meetings When there are no open or pending items on the Planning and Zoning Board agenda, the meetings are cancelled for that evening. 2026 Cancelled Meetings February 10, 2026 April 28, 2026 May 26. 2026 June 9, 2026 June 23, 2026 August 11, 2026 September 8, 2026 September 22, 2026 October 13, 2026 October 27, 2026 2026 Meeting Agendas and Minutes January 13, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Reorganization Meeting Minutes ▼ January 27, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ February 24, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ March 24, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ April 14, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Mintues ▼ May 12, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Mintues ▼ July 28, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ August 25, 2026 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting ▼ Agenda 2026 Applications 151 West Fort Lee Road App Documents ▼ 2015 Master Plan Documents 2015 Master Plan Re-Examination Report Date: February 2015 Download ▼ Area in Need of Redevelopment Study - West Fort Lee Road Date: February 2015 Download ▼ West Fort Lee Road Development Plan Date: September 2015 Download ▼ 2026 Applications 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Application #2 Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Floor Plan Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Site Plan Download ▼ 151 West Fort Lee Road - June 2026 Application 151 West Fort Lee Road - January 2026 Application 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Site Plan Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Architectural Sketches Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Topographical Survey Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Completeness Letter Download ▼ 151 W. Fort Lee Road - Soil Application Download ▼ Cancelled Meetings When there are no open or pending items on the Planning and Zoning Board agenda, the meetings are cancelled for that evening. 2025 Cancelled Meetings February 11, 2025 February 25, 2025 March 11, 2025 April 8, 2025 April 22, 2025 May 27, 2025 June 10, 2025 June 24, 2025 July 8, 2025 July 22, 2025 August 12, 2025 August 26, 2025 September 9, 2025 September 23, 2025 October 14, 2025 October 28, 2025 November 11, 2025 November 25, 2025 2025 Meeting Agendas and Minutes January 15, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Reorganization Meeting Minutes ▼ January 28, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ March 25, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ May 13, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ June 17, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ December 9, 2025 Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting Minutes ▼ 2025 Resolutions Resolution 2025-01 Regarding Use Variance for 114 East Main Street Download ▼ Resolution 2025-05 Adopting a Housing Element and Fair Share Plan for Round Four Download ▼

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Recreation Department Home / Recreation Department / Recreation Department Goals The goal of the Bogota Recreation Department is to provide year-round activities and quality recreation programming for the community. To this end, the Recreation Center provides a wide range of programs and activities. A new state of the art playground is designed to provide children and parents with learn by activities. Contact Information Recreation Director Phillip Conte Recreation Coordinator Ally DaCosta Phone: 201-487-4368 Address: Bogota Recreation Center (Currently Under Construction) 167 West Main Street Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Contact the Recreation Director Contact the Recreation Coordinator Recreation Committee All Recreation Committee meetings are be held at: Bogota Community Recreation Center 162 West Main Street Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Recreation Committee Members Mowzus Baugh Nicole DeValle Marco Navarro Olumide Ojo Sandra Ospina Jonathon Escalante (Alternate) Stanley Wynman (Alternate) Phillip Conte, Recreation Director Ally DeCosta, Recreation Coordinator Councilman William Hordern, Council Liaison Councilman John Mitchell, Council Liaison Community Pass CommunityPass is your resource for event and activity registration within your Community. To begin, click the link below complete the sign-up form and enjoy the convenience of online registration! Recreation Volunteer Forms All youth program volunteers must pass a background check and be fingerprinted before beginning activities within any of our youth programs. Volunteer Fingerprint Form Volunteer Background Check Form Current Programs

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Animal Control Home / Animal Control / Information In 1983, pursuant to section 4 of P.L. 1983, c. 525, and in accordance with the “Administrative Procedure Act” 1968, the Commissioner of Health and Senior Services was required to adopt rules and regulations concerning the training and educational qualifications of Animal Control Officers. Two of the most important aspects of this statute were that Animal Control Officers were required to be State certified, and that all New Jersey municipalities were now required to appoint an Animal Control Officer. There are over 1500 Animal Control Officers who have been State certified. Duties for an Animal Control Officer (ACO) may include: Answer inquiries from the public concerning animal control operations. Capture and remove stray, uncontrolled, or abused animals from undesirable conditions, using nets, nooses, or tranquilizer darts as necessary. Clean facilities and equipment such as dog pens and animal control trucks. Contact animal owners to inform them that their pets are at animal holding facilities. Educate the public about animal welfare, and animal control laws and regulations. Euthanize rabid, unclaimed, or severely injured animals. Examine animal licenses, and inspect establishments housing animals for compliance with laws. Examine animals for injuries or malnutrition, and arrange for any necessary medical treatment. Investigate reports of animal attacks or animal cruelty, interviewing witnesses, collecting evidence, and writing reports. Issue warnings or citations in connection with animal-related offenses, or contact police to report violations and request arrests. Organize the adoption of unclaimed animals. Prepare for prosecutions related to animal treatment, and give evidence in court. Remove captured animals from animal-control service vehicles and place animals in shelter cages or other enclosures. Supply animals with food, water, and personal care. Train police officers in dog handling and training techniques for tracking, crowd control, and narcotics and bomb detection. Write reports of activities, and maintain files of impoundments and dispositions of animals. Contact Information Bergen County Animal Control and Adoption Center Phone: 201-229-4616 Address: 100 United Lane Teterboro, New Jersey 07608 Office Hours: 24 / 7 / 365 Contact Bergen County Animal Control Bogota Health Department Phone: 201-342-1736 x235 Address: 375 Larch Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Office Hours: 8:30am - 5:15pm (Monday - Thursday) 8:30am - 4:00pm (Friday) Contact Bogota Health Department Forms and Links Bergen County Aniimal Control Website Link to Website ► Borough of Bogota Pet Licenses Use this link below to access the annual Pet License Application Download ▼

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Home / Office of Emergency Management / OEM Mission Statement To provide a comprehensive Emergency Management System which coordinates people and resources to protect the lives, property and environment of the Borough of Bogota, using an all-hazard approach through mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery from disasters and emergencies. Responsibilities The Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is responsible, by Federal and State Law, for the coordination of all the Emergency Services in the Borough of Bogota. This includes Police, Fire, Emergency Medical Services, Rescue, Public Works, Health Department and all additional agencies contributing to any large scale emergency incident or disaster. Emergency incidents can strike anytime, anywhere and in many forms, such as a hurricane, snow storm, earthquake, flood, fire, hazardous material incident; an act of nature or an act of terrorism. Download Bogota Emergency Handbook Contact Information OEM Coordinator Robert Foster Deputy OEM Coordinator Lt. Geoffrey Cole Phone: 201-646-0802 Address: Bogota Municipal Building 375 Larch Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Contact the Office of Emerg Mgmt Teamwork Besides working closely with the Police Chief, Fire Chief, EMS Chief and Rescue Chief, the Bogota Office of Emergency Management receives support from the Bergen County Office of Emergency Management and the New Jersey State Office of Emergency Management. The Bogota Emergency Services are dedicated to the protection of our borough residents and business community. Membership is also held in the New Jersey State Emergency Management Association where experience and knowledge are shared by all Emergency Management personnel. Information During non-business hours the OEM Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator are available for emergencies through the Bogota Police Department. What is the Office of Emergency Management's Role? Should an emergency arise that would cause the activation of the Office of Emergency Management Organization, and Department Heads Would remain in charge of their respective sections. However, requests for communications, movements, resources and needs would be coordinated through the incident command post site or at the Emergency Operations Center”. How Does the OEM Achieve its Mission? Mitigation – Activities that eliminate or reduce the risk of disaster (insurance, building codes, flood plain management, public education) Preparedness – Planning, exercise, training, public information systems and warning Response – Direction/Control, warning, evacuation, emergency service to address immediate and short term effects of an emergency/ disaster Recovery – Short term, those operations that seek to restore critical services and meet basic needs. Long term, those actions that restore the community to its normal state. Mitigation measures such as temporary housing and food, restoring non-vital Borough services. Preparedness Bogota's Emergency Operations Plan is on file with Bergen County OEM as well as the New Jersey State Office of Emergency Management. Bogota's Emergency Management Plan Describes use of assets for all emergency / disaster situations, evacuation procedures. Describes direction and control protocol of Police, Fire, medical, DPW services. Describes alert and Warning protocol – Radio, TV, Autodialing systems. Describes critical facilities, shelters, roads, waterways. Address all emergencies – Weather related, Hazmat, Terrorism, WMD. The Bogota Office of Emergency Management Team meets on a monthly basis. The Local Emergency Planning Committee meets quarterly. Bogota OEM Team OEM Coordinator Robert Foster Deputy OEM Coordinator BPD Lt. Geoffrey Cole Mayor Daniele Fede Bogota Police Chief Daniel Maye Bogota Police Captain Hector Liriano Volunteer Fire Department Chief Robert Dirr Deputy Chief Alex Breuss Batt. Chief Daniel Klima Health Officer Sam Yanovich Health Secretary (OPEN) Liaison to Environmental Commission Mayor Daniele Fede Superintendent of Schools Damian Kennedy Registered Nurse Cathy Capasso

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Borough Administrator Home / Borough Administrator / Duties and Functions The basic function of the Administrator is to direct and supervise the administration of all departments, offices and agencies of the Borough, except as otherwise provided by law. The Administrator is responsible to the Mayor and Council for carrying out all policies established by it and serves as liaison between the Mayor and Council and the Borough’s departments and agencies. The Administrator is the chief administrative official of the Borough and is responsible, among other responsibilities, for the following: Supervises the preparation of and recommends annually to the Mayor and Council an operating budget, a capital budget, and a five-year capital plan. Receives and deals with requests for, and complaints about, Borough services that cannot be dealt with by the operating departments and agencies. Appoints and promotes subordinate Borough officers, except as otherwise provided by law. Negotiates contracts for the Borough as authorized and directed by and subject to the approval of the governing body. Oversees a proper purchasing system, approves all requests for goods and services to be purchased by the Borough, and approves all bills and vouchers for payment prior to final approval by the governing body. Contact Information Borough Administrator Conall O'Malley Phone: 201-342-1736 x267 Address: Bogota Municipal Building 375 Larch Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm (Monday - Friday) Contact the Borough Administrator

Public Notices Archive Home / Public Notices Archive / Pursuant to New Jersey P.L. 2025, c. 72 (formerly Senate Bill 4654), the Borough of Bogota will be transitioning the publication of all legal and public notices to its official website. This change is being made in accordance with new state law, which recognizes that online publication provides more accessible and cost-effective access to public information for a greater number of New Jersey residents. Municipal Government Notices General Notices Planning and Zoning Board Notices Board of Health Notices Board of Education Menu Close Click Here to Return to Public Notices Page ► Municipal Government Public Notices Municipal Government Public Notices Archive 00/00/0000 Public Notice Achieve Placeholder Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description General Public Notices General Public Notices Archive 00/00/0000 Public Notice Achieve Placeholder Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Planning and Zoning Board Public Notices Planning and Zoning Board Public Notices Archive 00/00/0000 Public Notice Achieve Placeholder Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Board of Health Public Notices Archive 00/00/0000 Public Notice Achieve Placeholder Click Here ▼ Posting Date Description Board of Health Public Notices

BACSA Coalition Home / BACSA Coalition / Bogota Advisory Committee on Substance Abuse (BACSA) The Bogota Advisory Committee on Substance Abuse (BACSA) is a community-based coalition within the Borough of Bogota, dedicated to addressing substance use among youth and adults. With a renewed focus and identity, BACSA is expanding its mission to raise awareness and promote prevention efforts around tobacco, marijuana, and alcohol use. We are committed to fostering a healthier, safer community through education, collaboration, and active engagement. Interested in getting involved? Contact Angelica Rodriguez, Coalition Coordinator, at anrodriguez@cafsnj.org or call (201) 740-7099 for more information or to become a member. The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resourses Website BACSA Coalition Members Names....

Borough Financial Information Home / Borough Financial Information / 2026 Financial Information Annual Adopted Budget Download ▼ 2025 Financial Information Annual Adopted Budget Download ▼ Annual Debt Statement Download ▼ Annual Financial Statement Download ▼ Annual Audit Report Summary Download ▼ Contact Information Borough Administrator Conall O'Malley Phone: 201-342-1736 x267 Address: Bogota Municipal Building 375 Larch Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Office Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm (Monday - Friday) Contact the Borough Administrator Additional Borough Financial Information will be added soon.... 2024 Financial Information Annual Adopted Budget Download ▼ Annual Debt Statement Download ▼ 2023 Financial Information Annual Introduced Budget Download ▼ Annual Adopted Budget Download ▼ Annual Debt Statement Download ▼ Annual Financial Statement Download ▼ Annual Audit Report Summary Download ▼

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Bogota Police Department Home / Police Department / Bogota Police Department Vision Statement The Bogota Police Department will exist to preserve liberty, enhance the safety of the community and defend human dignity. We will be an organization in which each employee embraces integrity as the cornerstone upon which the public trust is built. We will foster an environment of honesty, trust and mutual respect in which the Department and the community work together as catalysts for positive change. We strive to be recognized for our strong service orientation, progressive development of all our human resources and our application of emerging technologies. We will embody the values of the Department and reflect these values in the performance of our duties. We will continue to build upon this vision through open communication and receptiveness to new ideas. Bogota Police Department Mission Statement The Mission of the Bogota Police Department is to provide the community with the highest quality of law enforcement services. We continually improve the public's perception of community safety through eradication of criminal activity and any conditions that have a detrimental impact on public safety. We strive to enhance our tradition of excellent service to all. We continue to seek support and cooperation from the community we serve and from those of us who serve the community. Our organizational culture is responsive to new ideas and is one in which all employees are given the opportunity to develop to their highest potential and see themselves as agents of change. We base all our relationships on the premise that the public and police are one. Contact Information Police Chief Daniel Maye Police Captain Hector Liriano Police Lieutenant Geoffrey Cole Phone: 9-1-1 (Emergencies) 201-487-2400 (Non-Emergencies) Police Department Headquarters: 375 Larch Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Visit the Police Department Website Pay Traffic Tickets Online NJMCdirect Website (Pay Tickets) Reporting Street Light Outages To report all street light outages in Bogota, please contact the Police Desk: 201-487-2400. Please provide the street location, and if possible, obtain the pole number (starting with the letter “B”).

Department Links Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Animal Control Borough Administrator Borough Clerk Building Department Finance Department Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau Municipal Court Office of Emergency Management Police Department Property Maintenance / Code Enforcement Public Works (DPW) Recycling Center Recreation Department Tax Assessor Tax Collector Menu Close Bogota Volunteer Fire Department Home / Fire Department / About the Fire Department The Bogota Volunteer Fire Department is an all volunteer force of dedicated men and woman who are state certified firefighters. Each member participates in regular training to keep their skills top-notch. The Bogota Volunteer Fire Department has protected the community since its inception in 1901. The Bogota Volunteer Fire Department originally organized on January 22, 1901, with just 23 members. The organization meeting took place at the Bogota Boat Club, which was located where The Atwater apartments are located today. The first piece of equipment was a hand drawn hose carriage with 450 feet of hose and 2 nozzles. This equipment was kept in Munns Barn, and later in Kriegers Stable on River Road for an annual rental fee of $15.00 until 1906 when the Main Street Firehouse was built. The Main Street Firehouse today is known as the Kenndy Emergency Services Building and serves as the headquarters for the Bogota Rescue Squad. Today the department operates with 65 volunteers and state of the art firefighting equipment and stand ready to protect the residents of Bogota when called upon. Contact Information Fire Chief Robert Dirr Deputy Fire Chief Alex Breuss Battalion Fire Chief Dan Klima Phone: 9-1-1 (Emergencies) Fire Department Headquarters: 31 Fairview Avenue Bogota, New Jersey 07603 Visit the Fire Department Website 2026 Company Officers Engine Company No. 1 Captain: Joseph DiMauro, Jr. Lieutenant: Nicholas Arciuolo Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 Captain: Scott Woegens Lieutenant: William Hordern Lieutenant: Ryan Smith Hose Company No. 2 Captain: Joe Kleiber Lieutenant: Matthew McGurty Engine Company No. 3 Captain: Jack Dunn Lieutenant: J.D. Corrigan Lieutenant: Michael Krynicky