Hudson County Executive – Jersey City, NJ

Office of the County Executive

Hudson County Government Administration

The Hudson County Executive serves as the chief executive officer of the county government, a role similar to that of a mayor but on a county-wide level. Located in the historic William J. Brennan Jr. Courthouse, this office acts as the administrative center for Hudson County, overseeing a budget of over $600 million and managing all county departments, including Roads, Parks, Corrections, and Health and Human Services. The Executive is responsible for enforcing county laws, signing contracts, and implementing policies adopted by the Board of County Commissioners.

• Infrastructure and Public Works: Directs the maintenance of county roads, bridges, and public buildings, ensuring safe and efficient infrastructure for residents.
• Parks and Recreation: Oversees the county’s extensive park system, including James J. Braddock Park and Lincoln Park, managing improvements and cultural events.
• Health and Welfare: Coordinates vital social services, including housing assistance, mental health programs, and senior services through various county divisions.
• Economic Development: Works to attract business investment, create jobs, and manage workforce development programs to boost the local economy.

The Office of the County Executive serves as the primary bridge between the county administration and its citizens. Residents can contact this office to express concerns regarding county services or to seek assistance with navigating county agencies. Access to the executive offices requires passing through security screening at the courthouse entrance.