Town Hall- Hello Residents- Last Tuesday we had our first report-out to the community from the architectural firm, DIG, on options for the transformation of the Church on LaReine Avenue.  I think the attendees were pleased with the report. We are having a town hall meeting this Monday at the Fire House at 6:30. Please look at the presentation on You Tube Live given by DIG at the Council Meeting on February 22nd. We are not presenting at this meeting. We are providing renderings of the 3 options and listening and responding to your questions and input. The Council will meet again the [...]

This a notification from the Mayor in reference to the routine reapplication process with CAFRA. A permit will be submitted to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Land Resource Protection, for the continued use of beachfront amenities including safety equipment and ADA access. Click Here for a copy of the letter. 

Click here for the latest video announcement from Mayor Fox regarding recycling and bulk pick-up.   Hello everyone- Mayor Larry Fox here. First- apologies for the ZOOM capacity issues we encountered at the Town Hall a few weeks ago.  I am happy to report that we now have increased our capacity and it shouldn’t be a problem going forward. Also, thanks so much for all of the participation at the Town Hall meeting on the subject of  waste management.  Your questions, comments and concerns were heard; and we will take that input as we assess all of our waste management program [...]

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At our February 22nd Council Meeting, we have an important presentation/ workshop regarding our LaReine Avenue Church.  Our Project Partner- DIG Architectural, will deliver a presentation, the first of 2 big deliverables.  We will see the product of its architectural analysis. This is a milestone in the process. This report-out to the community will present the 3 options for the sites that we contracted to receive;  and moves us closer to the final deliverable- a full design and cost recommendation to the community- due in April. We will follow up on Monday, February 28th with a Town Hall Meeting to [...]

We are watching a potential winter storm. There is a possibility of significant snowfall beginning Friday night, January 28th, continuing into the morning and afternoon of Saturday, January 29th. If we do begin to accumulate snow, please be advised alternate side of the street parking will take effect when snow begins. All vehicles shall be moved off of the south side of the street from all streets that run east and west. All vehicles shall be moved off of the east side of the street from all streets that run north and south. During phase two of this parking ordinance, [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 24, 2022   Murphy-Oliver Administration Announces New Program for Struggling Homeowners Over $325 million of federal funding to provide financial assistance and counseling for homeowners financially impacted by COVID-19  TRENTON – Governor Philip D. Murphy and Lt. Governor Sheila Y. Oliver today announced the upcoming launch of the Emergency Rescue Mortgage Assistance Program (ERMA), administered by the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (NJHMFA). This program will provide up to $35,000 in assistance to cover mortgage arrearages, delinquent property taxes,  and other housing cost delinquencies for eligible homeowners negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. New [...]

Due to safety precautions with the increase in positive COVID-19 cases, the Adult Seasonal Beach Badge Holiday Badge discount will be extended to January 14, 2022. Adult Seasonal badges will be sold at a Holiday fee of $60.00 if purchased between November 30, 2021 and January 14, 2022 before 4:00 pm. In addition, the Adult Seasonal Badge will be sold at a preseason fee of $70.00 from January 15, 2022 through April 1, 2022 before 4:00 pm. All other categories of Season Badges will be sold at the regular price.

Click Here For Video Message Link   Hello Fellow Residents- I hope everyone has been enjoying the holiday season, as the new year of 2022 is upon us. I’d like to recap briefly 2021 and then foreshadow the upcoming year- We started 2021 in the backdrop of a life-threatening pandemic. Last January, Bradley Beach had amassed 200 COVID cases; with 70 active cases on the first of the year. We are now over 500 cumulative cases 12 months later, registering about a case a day of late. With life-saving vaccines and a much better understanding of how to manage our [...]