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Housing opportunities and public records

Affordable Housing

Find local and statewide housing resources, current income guidance, fair housing help and the Borough's Fourth Round public records. The Borough does not accept affordable housing applications through this page. Follow each housing listing for its current application process.

Who handles what

Use the property contact for availability and property information. Use the Municipal Housing Liaison for general information about the Borough's affordable housing program and municipal compliance.

Availability and property information

Residences at Choctaw Leasing Office

25 East Allendale Road
Saddle River, NJ 07458
844-781-0102
Property website

Contact the leasing office for current availability, waiting-list status and information about the property's application process.

Municipal program oversight

Linda Canavan, Municipal Housing Liaison

Borough of Saddle River
100 East Allendale Road
Saddle River, NJ 07458
201-327-2609, extension 228
lcanavan@saddleriver.gov

Contact the Municipal Housing Liaison for general information about the Borough's affordable housing program and municipal compliance. Housing availability, applications, waiting lists and eligibility decisions are handled through the applicable housing program or administrative agent.

Fourth Round public record

The records below organize the Borough's adopted plan, filed court record, funding and marketing actions, ordinances and implementation agreements. The signed and filed documents control.

Current posted case status

On March 16, 2026, the Superior Court approved the settlement and the Borough's Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, subject to further implementation and court review. No later final compliance certification is included in the records posted on this page. Read the order for its complete terms.

Adopted plan and municipal resolutions
Court and Affordable Housing Dispute Resolution Program record
Marketing, administration and funding
Implementing ordinances and agreements

Pending actions: Proposed affordable housing ordinances and related hearing notices are posted on the Public Notices page.

The official notice and subsequently adopted documents control.

Borough Code and development resources

Recently adopted ordinances may appear under New Laws before being incorporated into the codified chapters. Consult the signed ordinances above together with the current eCode.

Fair housing rights

Housing discrimination is prohibited by federal and New Jersey law.

The New Jersey Division on Civil Rights and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development provide information and accept housing discrimination complaints. The Borough does not decide those complaints.

State resources and prior-round archive

Document assistance: For help locating a Borough record, contact the Borough Clerk's Office.

Property availability can change without notice. Official adopted, filed and recorded documents control.