Facts You Should Know About Edison, New Jersey


Edison is a townsite located in the far south-central part of New Jersey, in the far west section of Jersey City, New Jersey. Edison is located within the heart of the affluent Raritan Valley district of central New Jersey and is a central part of New Jersey's civil rights-dominated city plan. Known as the Edison of New Jersey because of its success and cultural significance, Edison is governed by an elected board of trustees and has a representative each on the city planning and zoning commissions. Information can be found here.


The Edison, New Jersey Board of Trustees has thirteen members and their terms are four years renewable. Mayor Richard J. Berry has been mayor since 1993 and was not only re-elected in 2021 but again served until 2021. Currently, the most senior citizen is seventy-one-year-old John T. Ulman. Currently, the mayor serves as the county's supervisor of schools and chairs the board of education. See here for information about Enjoying Having Your Vacation in Bernards, New Jersey.

Edison, New Jersey is known for its highly regarded colleges and schools. An Edison High School is one of the top-ranked high schools in the entire United States, located in Edison, New Jersey. Edison is also home to Edison State University, a two-year college that offers over two hundred courses in science, mathematics, business, and liberal arts. The school has won the past seven national championships. For a complete list of accredited schools in Edison, NJ, visit the US Department of Education's Website.