Today, Sustainable Jersey announced the recipients of the 2016 Sustainable Jersey municipal awards and the 74 towns that have achieved certification. The announcement was made at the Annual Sustainable Jersey Luncheon held during the New Jersey League of Municipality Conference in Atlantic City. ...

REGISTER During this webinar, we'll be discussing two new Sustainable Jersey initiatives to help your towns incorporate digital technologies to meet your sustainability goals. First we'll discuss our PIE Technology Assessments where two pilot towns will receive consulting assistance to...

Grant recipients from seven NJ counties: Bergen, Camden, Cape May, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon and Somerset Sustainable Jersey announced today the four public school districts and four municipalities selected to receive Sustainable Jersey grants funded by the Gardinier Environmental Fund. Grants...

Competition kicks off with an all-day event on January 27 at NJIT in Newark Brought to you by Sustainable Jersey, Coding for Community (CfC) is the first of its kind, New Jersey-wide civic tech competition. “We’re pairing municipalities with technology professionals and students to develop real...

Sustainable Jersey presented Prudential Financial, Inc. with the Sustainable Business Leadership Award which recognizes companies in New Jersey that support the Sustainable Jersey mission and demonstrate a significant commitment to sustainability in New Jersey. Prudential is an excellent...

Coders and programmers do good and get chance to win $15,000 in cash and other prizes New Jersey municipalities and the technology community are working together to develop real solutions for local sustainability and public engagement issues. The first of its kind, Coding for Community (CfC)...

EVENT ADVISORY WHAT: Free event at which finalist teams in Sustainable Jersey’s Coding for Community competition will demonstrate their solutions to an audience and the judges and awards will be announced. Coding for Community connected towns in New Jersey with a talented pool of tech...

The presentations and on-site judging of Sustainable Jersey’s first ever civic tech competition, Coding for Community, took place today at The College of New Jersey. Competing teams working with ten municipalities presented their civic tech solutions to an audience and judges for prizes. AT&T...

Grant recipients from 16 New Jersey counties: Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset and Warren Today in Highland Park, Sustainable Jersey announced the thirty-one New Jersey municipalities...