Brick Council Tackles Parkway Noise, Safety, and Permit Delays

Overview: Brick Town Council’s recent meeting highlighted several community issues, including the impact of the Garden State Parkway widening project on residents, roadway safety concerns, and delays in firearms permit processing. The council honored a local Girl Scout for her contributions to the community and introduced a new ordinance on driveway width and parking area requirements, amidst public feedback.

Brick Town Council Addresses Flooding Woes and MUA Property Damage

Overview: Brick Town Council’s recent meeting was dominated by concerns from residents regarding persistent flooding issues and property damage attributed to the Municipal Utilities Authority’s (MUA) construction project. The gathering, which also saw the approval of various resolutions, was marked by a strong resident turnout, vocalizing their distress and seeking expedient resolutions from the council.

Brick Town Council Honors First Female Eagle Scout

Overview: In a moment for Brick Town’s history, the local council recently celebrated Isabelle Baluchi becoming the first girl in troop 39 of the Boy Scouts of America to receive the Eagle Scout award. This accolade marked the highlight of the town council meeting, which also addressed resolutions on a range of services, recognized community contributions, and fielded public concerns on various issues, including environmental and safety concerns.

Brick Council Addresses Flooding, Honors Local Champion

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Brick Town Council addressed ongoing community concerns such as flooding issues, air pollution, and noise ordinances, while also honoring local achievements, including a state wrestling champion and dedicated community services.

Brick Town Adopts 2024 Municipal Budget Amid Public Concerns

Overview: In a recent Brick Town Council meeting, the adoption of the 2024 Municipal budget took center stage, sparking discussions and public concerns. The budget, which saw a decrease of over $1 million in the amount to be raised by taxes, alongside a 1.9% increase in the annual Municipal tax rate on the median assessed home, led to a variety of questions from residents and council members alike. The public hearing became a forum for voicing issues ranging from road safety to the clarity and accessibility of budget information, while the council addressed topics including the surplus funds, bonding practices, and the allocation for community policing.