What Morris County, New Jersey spends
Morris County, New Jersey reported $582.5 million in total spending in fiscal year 2022, for 491,087 residents. Its largest listed service was solid waste at $46.7 million. Schools, hospitals and utilities are often run by separate districts, so a total here is not comparable between places. Compare one service at a time. A zero means this government reported no spending on that service; another government may provide it.
Spending by service
| Service | FY2022 spending | Per resident (our calculation) |
|---|---|---|
| Police | $39.5 million | $80 |
| Fire protection | $225,000 | $0 |
| Roads and highways | $37.2 million | $76 |
| Solid waste | $46.7 million | $95 |
| Parks and recreation | $45.3 million | $92 |
| Libraries | $3.5 million | $7 |
| Water | $3.2 million | $7 |
| Transit | $25,000 | $0 |
| Schools | $32.2 million | $66 |
| Health | $26.0 million | $53 |
| Hospitals | $789,000 | $2 |
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Source and coverage
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments, individual unit file (revision 07/15/2026). Our per-resident figures are our own calculation; the Census Bureau has not reviewed or sanctioned them. Census has not reviewed unit data as a time series, and the data may contain non-sampling error.
Census unit file. Covers counties, cities and townships for fiscal year 2022 only, not a trend. Governments where Census estimated part of the spending are left out, so a missing place is not a zero: about 14,200 of 38,400 are absent for that reason. Pushbuild is not affiliated with any government listed.