Clear finances. Confident decisions.
Garden State Advisory provides licensed CFO and QPA services to municipalities and libraries across New Jersey. Our principal holds a CMFO license issued by the State of New Jersey.
Licensed expertise where generalist firms fall short.
Annual budgeting, multi-year capital planning, and debt management advisory — providing the financial clarity and structure municipalities need to make sound, forward-looking decisions.
Full procurement services under NJ Local Public Contracts Law — bid specifications, advertised and non-advertised contracts, vendor qualification, award documentation, and pay-to-play compliance.
Licensed CFO coverage during vacancies or transitions, and ongoing advisory support where a CFO is already in place — including budgeting guidance, Annual Debt Statement, Annual Financial Statement preparation, and staff training.
Our principal holds a Certified Municipal Finance Officer (CMFO) license and a Qualified Purchasing Agent (QPA) license issued by the State of New Jersey — allowing us to serve directly in these statutory roles for client municipalities.
Every engagement is built around regulatory adherence — Local Budget Law, Local Public Contracts Law, and state filing requirements. Sound fiscal management starts with doing things right.
We operate exclusively in New Jersey's public sector. That focus means deep familiarity with state-specific statutes, Division of Local Government Services requirements, and the practical realities of NJ municipal finance.
We are an advisory firm — not a vendor or broker. Every engagement is approached on its own terms, shaped by your municipality's specific situation, obligations, and goals. No commissions, no hidden interests.
Every municipality is different. Reach out directly and we'll discuss your specific situation — no obligation, no sales pitch.
Available weekdays, 11am–2pm EST. Pick a time that works for you and we'll connect to discuss your municipality's needs — no obligation.
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