This platform is designed to help Ward F constituents stay informed and aware of events concerning the Ward F CommUNITY. Find Resources, Learn about Block Associations, Participate in Caucus Meetings & More!

Learn How to Find Help

For urgent matters, call 911. For non-emergency matters, Contact the Jersey City Police Department at 201-547-5477 or via the WOTS App available in the iPhone App Store and Google Play.

Find Your Block Association

Jersey City Department Heads

Find Youth Programs

Housing and Rental Assistance

Employment

Landlord /Tenant Relations

Volunteer

Parking Enforcement

Senior Affairs

Keep track of City Council, Land Use, & Block Association meetings with our CommUNITY Calendar.
Need to report a pothole, street light or request a speed bump? Contact the RRC.
Looking for a non-profit org or free program or service. Use Healthier JC’s new Search Tool: Find Help!
Would you like to be a Ward F volunteer? Check out our Volunteer Zone.
Short on time but have a great idea? Drop it into our Virtual Suggestion Box.
We also have a Community Spotlight Page that highlights individuals and organizations that go above and beyond to help their community.
Catch Up on the Latest Social Media posts and Ward F Newsletters on our Community Forum Page!

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Complete the Ward F 2023 Report Card, also known as Councilman Gilmore's "Second Year In Office" Review.

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

Learn about Jersey City's Municipal Meeting Agenda Items:
New Ordinances & Proposed Resolutions that your City Government will soon vote on.

Are you Registered to Vote?

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.

Click here to visit the Voter Information Portal.

Click here to register to vote.
Click here to Search Your Polling Place, Learn what District you’re in, and more!
Click here to Learn How to Become a Poll Worker.
Click here to learn how to Restore Your Right to Vote.
Click here to learn more about the voting process.

“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.