Moving companies in Bayonne, NJ.

Local services and rules

Moving to Bayonne: who to call and what the city asks.

Commercial vehicles of limousine fleets are not allowed to park overnight on Bayonne streets, according to the Parking Utility page. Water service runs under a public/private partnership agreement between the City and Veolia North America.

Emergency no-parking signs and the 12,000-pound limit

Emergency no-parking signs are available only at the Bayonne Police Traffic Unit. They must be posted and maintained for a minimum of 48 hours before the start time of the event.

A truck or van over 12,000 pounds used for commercial purposes may not be parked on Bayonne streets overnight unless it is in an area designated for commercial vehicles.

Virtual parking permits for residents

Residents of the City of Bayonne may apply for a virtual parking permit to park on city streets. A residential permit can be applied for online, in person or through the mail.

A parking permit is not needed on weekends, and only one residential permit is issued per car. The Parking Utility page also asks residents to follow the street sweeping schedule and move their cars accordingly.

Bayonne School District kindergarten registration

The Bayonne School District kindergarten registration page says the registration is only for students new to the district. It also says clear scans of all required paperwork are needed before registering.

Bayonne Public Library card

For an adult card from the Bayonne Public Library, a Bayonne resident needs a Bayonne license or Non-Driver ID plus one current proof of Bayonne residency. Accepted proofs of residency are a lease, phone bill, gas & electric bill, bank statement, or credit card bill. The first Bayonne library card is free.

Tax bills, assessments and appeals

The Tax Collector handles tax bills and due dates for the City of Bayonne, and non-delinquent tax bills may be paid online. Questions about a tax assessment or the tax appeal process go to the City of Bayonne tax assessment office.

Finding the voting ward

The City Clerk page says to find which ward to vote in by entering an address at the NJ Polling Place Locator.