Deal Lake Commission Struggles with DEP Over Stormwater Management Project

Overview: The Deal Lake Commission meeting focused on overcoming challenges with the 2022 stormwater management grant from the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The commission contended with project approval issues and budget constraints, ultimately deciding on a revised plan to meet DEP requirements while securing necessary funding.

Asbury Park Moves Forward with $11.7 Million Paramount Theater Renovation

Overview: The Asbury Park City Council meeting focused on several issues, with paramount importance placed on the progress of the Paramount Theater renovation project. The project involves a substantial $11.7 million investment, with major steps outlined during the session. Additionally, the meeting addressed urban forestry management, budget deliberations, and community events.

Tinton Falls Residents Voice Concerns Over Traffic and Park Safety at Council Meeting

Overview: Tinton Falls Borough Council’s recent meeting addressed several community matters, including resident concerns over parking issues on Clover Street and safety improvements needed at Hance Park. Additionally, the council introduced an ordinance to amend borough health regulations and proclaimed dates for World Parkinson’s Day and Arbor Day.

Asbury Park Planning Board Grapples with Parking, Architectural Designs, and Waivers for New Development

Overview: The Asbury Park Planning Board meeting on April 6, 2026, revolved around the proposed development of a multifamily building on Asbury Avenue, with discussions focusing on parking arrangements, architectural design, sustainability initiatives, and waiver requests. The board addressed concerns from both the public and the developers.

Asbury Park School Board Faces Financial Crisis Amid Staff Contract Dispute

Overview: The Asbury Park School Board meeting centered around financial challenges, including a $7 million deficit, and discussions over unresolved staff contracts. An acting superintendent was appointed, and community members voiced concerns over potential staffing cuts and budget issues. The board addressed the need for a permanent superintendent and upcoming public input sessions.