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The City of Summit is a mature suburban community located 35 miles due west of New York City. Summit’s downtown area, ideal geographic location, culturally active community & highly rated public schools have made Summit a first choice for many relocating to the Tri-State area. Once a resort town for New Yorkers to escape the New York City pollution, Summit became a city in 1899. Beautifully restored, turn-of-the-century homes, off set by mature tree lined streets and a thriving downtown area, reflects the town’s century-old pride and soul.
Commuter Parking in Summit is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Monthly, quarterly or annual parking permits are available to residents only. Summit residents are able to park in four long-term parking garages/lots for commuting purposes. A Residential Bar-code parking permit is required to park in long-term garages/lots. The bar-code permit costs $10.00 per permit with [...]
New Jersey Center for Visual Arts
Summit/Springfield & Berkeley Heights YMCA
The Connection for Women & Families (YWCA)
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The Playhouse Association
Reeves Reed Arboretum
Summit Historical Society
PSE & G (gas): 800-436-7734
Verizon (VOIP, DSL & Phone): 800-287-9966
JCP & L (electric): 800-452-9155
NJ American Water Co.: 800-652-6987
Comcast of New Jersey (Cable/ VIP/ ISP): 800-266-2278
Vonage (Voice Over IP): 800-980-1455
Morristown Memorial Hospital 100 Madison Ave., Morristown 973-971-5000
Overlook Hospital 99 Beauvior Ave., Summit 908-522-2000
Saint Barnabas Medical Center Old Short Hills Road, Livingston 973-533-5000
Summit Private Schools
New Jersey School Report Card
Summit Public Schools 90 Maple Avenue (908) 918-2100
National Center for Educational Statistics: Summit Report Card
Elementary Schools: K through 5th grade Brayton School Tulip Street 908-273-1276 Brayton School Website
Franklin School 136 Blackburn Road 908-277-2613 Franklin School Website
Jefferson School 110 [...]
