Garfield, Municipal center in Bergen County, United States.
Garfield is a city in Bergen County, New Jersey, that sits along the Saddle River valley. The area mixes residential neighborhoods with commercial districts served by two train stations on the Bergen County Line.
The city was founded as East Passaic in 1873 and renamed in 1881 to honor President James Garfield. This change reflected the community's growth and shift in identity during that era.
The Russian Orthodox Church of Three Saints stands as a center for the Ukrainian American community, reflecting the city's immigration patterns.
The city is accessible through two train stations that connect directly to regional transit networks, making movement around the area straightforward. Route 46 also provides good access for those driving through.
The municipal education system encompasses twelve separate schools serving 4,713 students from pre-kindergarten through high school graduation.
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