Seaside Park Borough Council Discusses Beach Replenishment, Ordinance Amendments, and Community Events

Overview: During the recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, discussions focused on the implications of various ordinance amendments, community events, and significant public inquiries. The council addressed issues related to zoning regulations, drainage improvements, community gatherings, and transparency in municipal operations.

Seaside Park Proclaims January 29th, 2025, as Katie Cron Day, Celebrating a Legacy of Service

Overview: The Seaside Park Borough Council meeting was marked by a proclamation declaring January 29th, 2025, as Katie Cron Day, in honor of her remarkable contributions to the community. This announcement was the centerpiece of the meeting, highlighting Cron’s longstanding commitment and service to Seaside Park. Other topics included discussions on Ocean Avenue restriping plans and compliance with the New Jersey State Redevelopment Plan.

Seaside Park Borough Council Faces Decision on School Building Transfer

Overview: In a recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, members deliberated on issues, including the potential transfer of the Seaside Park Elementary School building from the Board of Education to the borough, the pursuit of grants for local improvements, and challenges related to filling municipal roles.

Seaside Park Borough Council Reconfirms Leadership and Sets Local Governance for 2025

Overview: The Seaside Park Borough Council’s reorganization meeting, held on January 2, 2025, reaffirmed its leadership and laid out plans for the year, including the reelection of Martin E. Wilk Jr. as Council President and the reappointment of key municipal positions. The meeting saw unanimous decisions on multiple appointments and resolutions.

Seaside Park Council Approves Stockton Avenue Reconstruction and Discusses Key Environmental Projects

Overview: In a recent Seaside Park Borough Council meeting, council members unanimously approved the reconstruction of Stockton Avenue with a budget of $553,000, including $250,000 in bonds. The meeting also covered environmental projects, community initiatives, and concerns over local educational enrollment and infrastructure.