The meeting opened with the appointment of Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn. Following this, the Council passed several resolutions that are vital to the city’s administration and infrastructure.

In addition to infrastructure, the Council made crucial appointments to various legal and professional service providers. These appointments included the city prosecutor, public defender, and special tax counsel, roles that are essential for the city’s legal operations. The appointment of various attorneys and service providers was also confirmed through a resolution.

The renewal of an Office 365 software contract was addressed.

These appointments were spread across various areas, including the Asbury Park TV committee, Business Advisory Committee, Community Development Block Grant Committee, and others. The Mayor announced additional appointments to the Library Board Committee, the Office of Emergency Management, and the Planning Board, strengthening the leadership and oversight in these crucial areas.

Council members acknowledged the appointment of the new City Manager and Deputy Mayor, extending gratitude to those serving on boards and commissions. Deputy Mayor Quinn expressed thanks to the residents for their support and encouraged them to apply for open board and committee positions.