Belmar Borough Council Discusses Potential EMS Service Changes Amidst Community Events

Overview: During the recent Belmar Borough Council meeting, discussions centered on potential changes to the borough’s emergency medical services (EMS) and a variety of upcoming community events. The council confirmed that while Monmouth County is expanding EMS services to nearby towns, Belmar has not been approached to join this agreement. Community members expressed concern over whether county services could match Belmar’s current EMS response times, especially given the unique demands of the summer tourist season.

Belmar Borough Council Urges NJDOT for Expedited 8th Avenue Crosswalk Construction

Overview: At the recent Belmar Borough Council meeting, the council focused on a critical safety issue, urging the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) to expedite the construction of a midblock crosswalk on 8th Avenue near the Belmar Housing Authority building. Other discussions included financial assistance programs, community events, and infrastructure improvements.

Belmar Council Grapples with Property Contamination and Pedestrian Safety Concerns

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council meeting addressed several issues, notably the ongoing concerns about contamination at the 12th and Main property and pedestrian safety challenges on Route 35. Discussions included the financial impact of remediation efforts and potential infrastructure projects to enhance community safety.

Belmar Borough Council Tackles Soil Contamination, Community Beautification, and Safety Concerns

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council meeting addressed several community issues including soil contamination at a Main Street site, community beautification efforts, and safety concerns related to inadequate lighting at intersections. Residents expressed strong concerns about the town’s aesthetic appeal and ongoing environmental issues, urging the council to take action.

Belmar Borough Council Approves $125,000 Emergency Legal Appropriation Amid Affordable Housing Litigation

Overview: The Belmar Borough Council meeting tackled various issues, including approving a $125,000 emergency appropriation for legal expenses related to ongoing affordable housing litigation, discussing new state-mandated tree removal regulations, and highlighting numerous community events and public programs.