Beach Haven Borough Council Welcomes New Mayor and Council President in Reorganization Meeting

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council held its reorganization meeting on January 2, 2025, where Colleen Lambert was elected as the new mayor and Jaime Baumiller was chosen as the council president. The council also welcomed Lori Anderson as a new council member and conducted various routine procedural votes to set the administrative framework for the year.

Beach Haven Council Faces Environmental Concerns After Discovery of Oil Tanks at Construction Site

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council recently convened to address critical environmental issues following the discovery of four oil tanks at a construction site, now designated as a contaminated area by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The meeting also deliberated on employment agreements and budgetary matters, along with acknowledging local achievements and public concerns.

Beach Haven Bids Farewell to Long-Serving Mayor Nancy Davis Amid Calls for Transparency

Overview: At the Beach Haven Borough Council meeting on December 9th, a farewell was given to Mayor Nancy Davis, recognizing her 14 years of service to the community. The meeting also highlighted issues surrounding communication and transparency within council operations, specifically in handling a recent library board resignation.

Beach Haven Plans Holiday Weekend to Boost Local Economy and Community Spirit

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council meeting on November 25, 2024, highlighted plans for the upcoming “Slay Bells and Seashells” holiday weekend, aimed at bolstering local commerce and community engagement. Additionally, the council approved several bond ordinances for infrastructure improvements.

Beach Haven Borough Council Faces Legal Challenges Over Proposed Offshore Wind Project

Overview: The Beach Haven Borough Council meeting on November 12 was marked by a detailed presentation on the controversial Atlantic Shores wind turbine project, potential legal challenges against it, and discussions on various local ordinances. Dr. Stern from Save LBI outlined his organization’s opposition to the offshore wind project near Brigantine and Holgate, citing environmental concerns and potential lawsuits aimed at overturning project approvals. The meeting also addressed local issues, including zoning amendments and maintaining dune walkovers.