Fair Lawn Borough is located in Bergen County, New Jersey in the northeast corner of the State. As of the 2000 census, Fair Lawn had a population of 31,637 residents. Its history can be traced back to the Lenni-Lenapi tribes, and was incorporated as a Borough in 1924.

Fair Lawn is a great place to visit with such historical sites as the Native American fishing weir, Garreston Forge and Farm Restoration, Radburn: the first planned community and the old Dutch House Tavern.  There are three shopping districts along Broadway, River Road and Fair Lawn Avenue and two train stations serviced by New Jersey Transit into New York City and points north.

Fair Lawn is a better place to live with over a dozen recreational facilities and parks serviced by one of the best recreation departments in New Jersey, houses of worship of many different faiths, a top-notch school system and a brand new state-of-the-art Community Center.

Mini-Bus available to shuttle residents to Freeholder's Meeting 7/9/08 (more)
United Water treats reservoir for taste and odor concerns (more) (alternate text)
PARAMUS RESIDENTS: Memorial Pool Tag Registration Information (more)
Memorial & Walsh pools to open (registration information) (more)
July 4th Garbage / Recycling Collection to be changed (more)
Mayor Weinstein article in NJ Municipalities Magazin (more)
Canoe Race photos available - photos by Christopher J. Brooks, PVSC (more)
Residents warned of Lyme Disease (more)
Morlot Avenue Bridge to close (more)
Online Borough map available (more)
2008 Borough budget introduced (more)
2008 Summer Concert Series announced (more)
The change to Digital TV happens on February 17, 2009 (more)



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