Haledon, New Jersey

A compact Passaic County borough with nationally significant labor history, dense neighborhood business corridors, a diverse food scene and strong ties to Paterson, North Haledon and the wider Preakness Valley.

Address note: ZIP code 07508 is used by Haledon as well as nearby North Haledon and Prospect Park. NJTGO uses municipal boundaries, not the postal city line, when deciding what belongs on Haledon's pages.

About Haledon

Haledon was incorporated in 1908 after separating from the Oldham section of Manchester Township. The borough became especially important in American labor history during the 1913 Paterson Silk Strike, when striking workers gathered at the home of Pietro and Maria Botto.

9,0522020 Census population
9,1252025 population estimate
07508Primary ZIP code
1908Borough incorporation

Haledon in Pictures

Pietro Botto House, home of the American Labor Museum in Haledon, New Jersey
The Pietro and Maria Botto House is now the American Labor Museum and one of Haledon's defining historic landmarks.

Government & Community Services

Haledon Municipal Complex

510 Belmont Avenue
Haledon, NJ 07508
973-595-7766

Haledon Police

Municipal Complex, 510 Belmont Avenue
Emergency: 911
Non-emergency: 973-790-4444

Haledon Public Library

510 Belmont Avenue, 3rd Floor
Haledon, NJ 07508
973-790-3808

Books, digital collections, computers, printing/scanning and community programming.

Recreation Department

Haledon offers youth sports, adult fitness, family events and community recreation centered largely around Roe Street Field.

Schools

Haledon Public School

91 Henry Street
Haledon, NJ 07508
973-790-9000

A one-school public district serving preschool through grade 8, with roughly 1,000 students.

Manchester Regional High School

70 Church Street
Haledon, NJ 07508
973-389-2820

Regional public high school serving grades 9–12; most Haledon students continue here after grade 8.

History & Culture

American Labor Museum / Botto House

83 Norwood Street

The Pietro and Maria Botto House served as a gathering place during the 1913 Paterson Silk Strike and now interprets immigration, working-class life and organized labor. Public hours are generally Wednesday–Saturday, 1–4 PM, with appointments also available.

1913 Paterson Silk Strike

Haledon's nationally important labor story is inseparable from Paterson's silk industry. Thousands of striking workers gathered around the Botto home to hear labor speakers and organize.

Kossuth Street School

The borough identifies the Kossuth Street School among its local historic points of interest.

Parks & Recreation

Samuel Braen Memorial Park / Roe Street Field

83 Roe Street. Haledon's main municipal recreation complex supports baseball, soccer, seasonal programs, movie nights and community events.

Belmont Town Square

A civic gathering area used for borough activities and special-event programming along Belmont Avenue.

Youth & Adult Programs

The borough recreation program supports baseball, soccer and other seasonal youth and community activities.

Business Corridors & Planning

Belmont Avenue and Haledon Avenue carry most of the borough's retail, restaurants, healthcare and neighborhood services. Haledon has also been studying redevelopment opportunities along Belmont Avenue, making this corridor important to the borough's future commercial and housing patterns.

Neighboring Municipalities

Haledon is bordered by North Haledon, Paterson, Prospect Park, Totowa and Wayne. Because the 07508 mailing area extends beyond Haledon, nearby businesses must be checked by municipality before being included in this guide.

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