North Bergen

Township in Hudson County, NJ

North Bergen

North Bergen is a township in northern Hudson County that runs from the Hudson River over the Palisades to the Meadowlands.

Population
61,483Census Bureau estimate, July 2025
Mayor
Nicholas J. SaccoTerm ends 2027
Government
Walsh Act commission
ZIP code
07047

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Town services

Municipal building

4233 Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen, NJ 07047

201-392-2000

Getting around

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Neighborhoods

  • Woodcliff
  • Racetrack Section
  • Nungessers
  • Bulls Ferry
  • Babbitt

Neighboring towns

Questions and answers

What is the population of North Bergen, NJ?

The 2020 Census counted 63,361 people in North Bergen. The Census Bureau estimates 61,483 as of July 1, 2025 (Vintage 2025). It is the fourth largest town in Hudson County by population.

Who is the mayor of North Bergen?

Nicholas J. Sacco has been mayor since 1991. North Bergen uses the Walsh Act commission form: voters elect five commissioners, and the commissioners choose the mayor from among themselves. The current board was elected in May 2023. The next election is in May 2027.

Where is North Bergen Town Hall?

Town Hall is at 4233 Kennedy Boulevard, North Bergen, NJ 07047. The main phone is 201-392-2000.

How do I reach the North Bergen police?

Call 911 in an emergency. The police non-emergency line is 201-392-2100.

Where is the North Bergen Municipal Court?

The court is at 4225 Bergen Turnpike. Call 201-392-2088.

What is the ZIP code for North Bergen?

North Bergen uses ZIP code 07047.

Is there a train station in North Bergen?

Yes. Tonnelle Avenue station is the northern end of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail and has a park-and-ride lot on Route 1 and 9.

What are the main neighborhoods in North Bergen?

Locals know sections such as Woodcliff, the Racetrack Section, Nungessers, Bulls Ferry and Babbitt in the Meadowlands.

When was North Bergen founded?

North Bergen became a township on April 10, 1843, when the state legislature split it from the northern part of Bergen Township.