Bradley Beach Council Faces Backlash Over Historical Artifacts and Fiscal Transparency

Overview: The recent Bradley Beach Borough Council meeting was marked by discussions concerning the management of historical artifacts, municipal financial practices, and resident concerns about transparency. Tensions arose from the handling of artifacts from a historical building and fiscal management issues, reflecting deep-seated frustrations within the community. Residents and council members alike voiced their dissatisfaction, calling for greater transparency and accountability in these areas.

Beach Badge Pricing Sparks Debate at Bradley Beach Council Meeting

Overview: The Bradley Beach Borough Council meeting focused primarily on the contentious issue of beach badge pricing for 2025, alongside discussions concerning municipal governance practices, financial concerns, and community events. The meeting saw active participation from council members and residents, with a emphasis on balancing revenue generation with community affordability and the potential impact of weather on beach attendance.

Bradley Beach Borough Council Faces Allegations of Misinformation and Considers Beach Badge Pricing Adjustments

Overview: The recent Bradley Beach Borough Council meeting addressed issues, including allegations against Mayor Larry Fox concerning misinformation related to a referendum, discussions on beach badge pricing for the 2025 season, and various administrative and community topics.

Bradley Beach Council Faces Scrutiny Over Police Needs and Financial Transparency

Overview: The Bradley Beach Borough Council meeting was marked by an in-depth presentation from the police department, highlighting its operational challenges, and a heated discussion on fiscal transparency, with residents voicing concerns over council decisions and financial management.

Bradley Beach Council Tackles Ocean Avenue Project as Residents Demand Basic Facilities

Overview: The Bradley Beach Borough Council focused on multiple issues during its recent meeting, with the potential renovation of the 54 Ocean Avenue building emerging as a central topic. The council engaged in an extensive discussion regarding the future use of this municipal asset, which has been supported by a $50,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. While the grant aims to explore the building’s potential, council members expressed concerns about the scope of the project and emphasized the importance of aligning it with community needs.