APA New Jersey
The New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association empowers planners and communities by advocating for excellence in planning, fostering citizen engagement, and providing the tools and resources needed to navigate growth and change. Through education, advocacy, and philanthropy, we advance the art and science of planning to build more sustainable, equitable, and vibrant communities.
CURRENT NEWS
JOB LISTINGS
Principal Planner
Brick, New Jersey
Intern – Planning Division (Part-Time)
Somerville, New Jersey
Associate Director
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Clerical Planning Assistant
Wall, New Jersey
Supervising Planner
Paterson, New Jersey
Planner
Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Manager of Land Use/Planner/Zoning Officer
West Windsor, New Jersey
Assistant Director/Senior Planner
Lyndhurst or Mountainside, New Jersey
UPCOMING EVENTS
2026 New Jersey Sustainability Summit
The New Jersey Sustainability Summit is a dynamic, one-day annual event that unites leaders and changemakers from the political, private, and public sectors. Attendees will engage in thought-provoking discussions, share best practices, celebrate sustainability efforts across New Jersey, and identify new opportunities for collaboration.
11th Annual George Stafford Golf Classic
Enjoy a day on the green at Hawk Pointe Golf Club in support of the NJ Highlands Coalition and its mission to protect the natural resources that sustain over 70% of New Jersey residents. The event concludes with a luncheon honoring Walter Lane with the Highlands Lifetime Achievement Award.
Bloustein Studio Day
Join the Bloustein School for an engaging opportunity to explore and reflect on planning practice through a dynamic series of student presentations, including Plan4HealthNJ.
2026 Hackensack River Nation Summit
Join North Jersey’s premier environmental gathering to connect with public officials and leading voices shaping New Jersey’s future. Build partnerships, strengthen your impact, and gain ideas to make your community greener, cleaner, and healthier.
ADA Compliance for Local Governments
This session will explore ADA requirements for local governments and highlight the City of Lakewood, Ohio’s 2023 Transition Plan—developed with DLZ and community input—as a case study in evaluating accessibility and implementing strategies to remove barriers to programs and services.
