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Bergen is a cable program hosted by Bergen County
Executive Dennis McNerney. Each episode focuses on
a different County department. Residents can view
the program on our County web site or by tuning into
the public access channels for their local cable companies.
The schedule is as follows:
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| Cablevision,
Oakland: (includes Hackensack): Mondays at
7:30 p.m. Channel 76 |
| Cablevision,
Bergen: Mondays at 7:00 p.m. Channel 77
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| Cablevision,
Rockland: Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. Channel 78
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| Comcast:
Mondays at 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays at 4:30 and Fridays
at 8:00 p.m. Channel 12 |
| Time
Warner: Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Channel 81
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| Verizon
FiOS: Mondays and Thursdays 7:00 p.m. Channel
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click links below to view recent episodes of the show:
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Bergen
County Sheriff's Department
Bergen County is home to one of the finest Sheriff’s
Department in the state of New Jersey and in the Country.
Sheriff Leo McGuire has instituted many programs to
keep our residents safe, especially children and seniors.
In this episode of Inside Bergen, Sheriff McGuire
discusses some of these programs including: the AMBER
Ready Police Emergency Notification System, the Bergen
Tip Line, the Gold Star program, Project Lifesaver
and the Bergen County Youth Law Enforcement Leadership
Academy.
Guests:
Freeholder Vice-Chairwoman, Elizabeth Calabrese
Sheriff Leo McGuire
Bergen
County Blue Laws
Bergen County Executive Dennis McNerney discusses
the Bergen County Blue Laws, the county's long-standing
ban on Sunday business.
Guests:
Freeholder Vice-Chairwoman, Elizabeth Calabrese.
Assemblywoman Connie Wagner, District 38
Richard LaBarbiera, Paramus Councilman
Shared
Services
Bergen
County Executive Dennis McNerney has long been a strong
advocate for sharing services. With cuts in state
funding, counties and municipalities throughout New
Jersey must to initiate change that will cut costs,
eliminate the duplication of services and create more
efficiency. Bergen County has been at the forefront
of the shared services movement. In this episode of
Inside Bergen, the County Executive is joined by Freeholder
Vice-Chairwoman, Elizabeth Calabrese. They examine
the numerous shared services initiatives undertaken
by Bergen County.
Guests:
Elizabeth Calabrese, Freeholder Vice-Chairwoman
Mauro Raguseo, Mayor of Little Ferry
Louis Lamatina, Mayor of Emerson
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Health
& Human Services
The
Bergen County Housing, Health and Human Services Center
opened in October 2009. The mission of the Center,
located at 120 River Street in Hackensack, is to place
individuals who are homeless in housing and provide
the support serviced needed to ensure the placement
is permanent. Serving as a one-stop location and a
single point of entry to receive information, health
and human services and financial assistance, the 27,000-square-foot
facility provides shelter space for up to 90 individuals
and contains a nutrition site and health and social
service treatment areas. Current services available
to Center guests include lodging, three meals a day,
showers, assistance in securing a permanent residence,
case management, referrals for medical care, job placement
and training.
Guests:
Elizabeth Calabrese, Freeholder Vice-Chairwoman
Julia Orlando, Center Director
Clark LaMendola, consultant |
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