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Veterans Day Ceremony - November 7, 2020
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Veterans Day Ceremony - November 7, 2020
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Wreaths Across American 2019
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Beach Replenishment - Karge Street - May 1, 2019
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Beach Replenishment - North Street - May 1, 2019
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Bay Head Student Council
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Veterans Day 2017
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Halloween Parade 2017
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Upcoming Events
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Hands Across Twilight Lake
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Courtesy Review of the Planned Cell Tower at the Planning Board meeting on Jan 18, 2023
Bay Head Planning Board and Reorganization and Regular meeting will be held on January 18th
Wreath Across America
The ceremony will be held on Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 4 pm – in front of Borough Hall.
Lake Avenue from Twilight Road to Bristol Place
· Tuesday and Wednesday mobilize and set up.
· Thursday-Friday test holes and install inlet protection.
Lake Avenue from Twilight Road to Bridge Avenue
· Friday start main installation twilight
Donation: New Bench $2500 Adopt A Bench $1000
Veteran's Day Ceremony
Annual Veterans Day Ceremony is Saturday 12, 2022. The Service will being promptly at 11am in Scow Ditch Park (The Blue Star Memorial Park). If it rains, will hold the a ceremony in the truck bays of our Fire House.
Garbage Collection will be Monday and Thursday town wide starting Oct 4th
Hours
Monday thru Friday – 7:00am to 3:15pm
Saturday & Sunday – 9:00am to 3:00pm
Recycling Vehicle Sticker to be Issued
Starting in January, the Bay Head Department of Public Works will be issuing new vehicle stickers to all vehicles entering the Recycling Center. Residents will be required to provide proof of residency in order to receive a sticker that will allow access to the Recycling Center moving forward. Upon providing proof of residency, Public Works staff will issue and install the sticker on the front right corner of the vehicle. Access stickers will not be handed out.
Mayor's Hour, July 6th in Borough Hall - Court Room 6-7pm
Mayors hours July 6th 6 to 7pm
Borough Hall
Bay Head Environmental Commission Page
Point Pleasant Beach First Aid and Emergency Squad is looking for new members! No experience is necessary! Click for more information!
Please click on the link above to review various reports associated with the cellular antenna study.
The Bay Head Beach revitalization project has started to rebuild our beaches and dunes, and make them safer. You will hear and see bulldozers working on all our beaches.
Phase 4 provides short-term, immediate payroll and working capital support to NJ small and medium businesses and non-profits
The Ocean County Board of Commissioners will open applications to the Ocean County Residential Emergency Rental Assistance Program on Wednesday, April 7.
On behalf of the Director of the Ocean County Board of Commissioners Gary Quinn, I want to make you aware of this grant program so you can share the information with your residents and also any agency in your municipality that may be assisting low and moderate income families that have been having trouble paying rent as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Please click the link above for program flyers, brochures and a press release that was distributed to the media. Program information is easily accessed from the Ocean County website at www.co.ocean.nj.us If you have any questions please contact the Public Information Office at 732-929-2175.
Bayberry Lane, Egbert Street and Club Drive Road Improvements
Notice is hereby provided that APCO Paving Company, on behalf of the Borough of Bay Head, will be performing milling, paving and removal and replacement of curb and sidewalk on the above referenced streets. This project has been funded through a NJ DOT Grant and is tentatively scheduled to start on or about April 5, 2021 and will continue through April 30, 2021. All work is WEATHER PERMITTING and delays may occur. Residents in that area may be asked to remove vehicles from your driveway by 7:00 A.M. each morning to facilitate the progress of this project and limit interruptions during construction. Residents of that area may park your vehicle on side streets during construction. You may drive on the street and into your driveway at the end of the day when work has completed. Roadway access and access to individual driveways will be maintained with minor interruptions. The police representative will be notified of these arrangements. Please plan accordingly. We greatly appreciate your assistance and cooperation.
The Ocean County Board of Commissioners is launching Phase II of the Small Business Lease Emergency Assistance Grant Program. This program provides grants up to $30,000 to Ocean County businesses that may be struggling with paying their rent or lease due to the coronavirus pandemic. Click the link above for a press release distributed by Ocean County outlining the program information along with a slide regarding a webinar scheduled for 10 a.m., Friday, March 12. The application process will go live at 9 a.m., March 15, 2021.
I am not going to sugar coat the current condition of our beach. It is bad and it is dangerous. Right now, the Only access to the beach is Strickland Street. All others are blocked and will remain that way until further notice, probably until at least into April. Please do not try to enter the beach at the others. They are unsafe.
The Bay Head Environmental Commission (BHEC) has created an Environmental Resource Inventory (ERI) for the Borough of Bay Head. The ERI is a compilation of text and visual information about the natural resources and environmental features in Bay Head. To download a copy of the report, click on the link above. Please send any comments regarding the ERI to bayheadenvironmenal@gmail.com.
Raccoons Test Positive For Rabies. Up-To-Date Vaccinations For Pets Is Encouraged.
Local raccoons in the surrounding area have tested positive for rabies. It is imperative that residents take precaution. If you see a wild animal, not just raccoons, acting sporadically please call the Police Department at 732-892-0632 immediately so it gets reported to Animal Control. Further, residents are strongly encouraged to make sure your pets have their proper vaccinations and are up to date. Additionally, it is asked that residents do not feed any wild animals and to make sure your trash is secure from animals. We thank you for your cooperation.
Please click on the link above for additional information
Governor Murphy today announced the first phase of the New Jersey Small and Micro Business PPE Access Program, designed to ensure that the State’s small businesses and non-profits have access to the fairly priced personal protective equipment (PPE) necessary to facilitate safe working conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The phase was approved by the NJEDA’s Board today, advancing this initial step of a $15 million initiative to address ongoing demand for PPE. Click on the link above for additional information.
Announcing NJHMFA's Small Landlord Emergency Grant Program
Today, Governor Murphy announced the Small Landlord Emergency Grant (SLEG)
Program, which will reimburse small residential rental property owners for
lost rent revenue due to COVID-19 between April and July 2020. By passing
the benefit on to their tenants and forgiving outstanding back rent and late
fees, landlords will not only receive necessary funds to stay afloat, but
will also continue to provide stable housing in what has become an unstable
time.
The New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency is proud to join the effort in providing much-needed relief to New Jerseyans who have felt the economic impacts of the COVID-19 public health emergency. NJHMFA recognizes there is a long road ahead and is dedicated to maintaining housing stability and the health of our communities.
Learn more https://njhousing.gov/rentals/sleg/
Please note that the application period begins August 19 and ends August 26.
Please click on the link above to receive information from the Social Security Administration - Brick, NJ Office
The COVID-19 pandemic is of ongoing and critical concern across the Nation, including in communities throughout the NY and NJ Coastal Restudy area. Even amidst an emergency like this pandemic, knowing how floods and other natural disasters can impact communities—and how you can take action to prepare and reduce those risks—remains vitally important. FEMA is committed to keeping the flood mapping process moving and regularly communicating updates on our efforts.
FEMA continues to advance the NY and NJ Coastal Restudy and is working to complete the second of five Intermediate Data Submittal (IDS) reports which will document validation of the storm surge analysis and wave model.
Please click on the link above to review FEMA’s latest newsletter for an update on how the Restudy has been impacted by COVID-19.
Beach Guidelines Announcement from the Bay Head Improvement Assiciation
As we monitor the number of patrons entering the beach we want to advise you that due to the situation of an eroding beach, the dry sand area has been substantially reduced. We therefore want you to be aware that there will possibly be days or partial days that we will have to close some or all beach access points to all patrons holding beach badges (including seasonal and half season) as well as suspending the sale of daily badges. We regret this may become a possibility, however the combination of State distancing, crowd control and a shrinking beach area, we may have no other option. As disappointing as it may be, safety and health concerns of our patrons and staff is and will be our utmost priority. We sincerely appreciate your support and understanding.
We, the Officers of the BHIA want everyone to know that no definite decision has been made to close all or any beach access points. We merely are reminding all of our patrons that, because of conditions beyond our control, it may become necessary. We emphasize that such action, if taken, will be a last resort. Several people have suggested that we eliminate or limit the sale of daily badges. There have been several times this summer when we have ceased selling daily badges when we thought that it would be beneficial for crowd control purposes. Although that is an option that we will continue to pursue, it must be remembered that the BHIA is under court order to make daily badges available. As such, we are obligated to tread carefully on that issue. We cannot emphasize enough that our sole objective is to provide a beach experience that is as enjoyable and safe as circumstances shall permit. We are grateful for the comments which have been posted here and I assure you that they have been and will be taken into consideration when we set our policies. This Association belongs to all of you who go to the beach and your input assists us in our job to provide you with the service that you should expect. It there are any concerns which anyone sees while on the beach, we ask that you alert one of our employees so that it may be properly addressed.
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June 30, 2020 - Please click on the link above for more information regarding the State of New Jersey's imposed travel restrictions.
Click on the link above for additional information about a Small Business Grant
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The grace period for your third quarter property tax payment has been extended to Monday, August 30, 2021. However, if your payment is received after August 30th, interest will be charged back to August 1st.
The general public can now pre-register, and this will allow residents to input their personal, contact, health insurance, and demographic information. It will also allow for individuals to schedule an appointment for those who are immediately eligible based on screening questions. Click link above to register.
Get your hands wet this summer at Save Barnegat Bay’s STEM Summer Series(SSS)! Click for more info
Aug 15th 7:00 PM Council Meeting ...Non-Voter Taxpayer Meeting
Saturday October 22nd 9am-Noon
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Tax Bills were sent out on July 25th.
For your convenience, all tax payments can be left at the Borough's drop box, located inside the lobby of Town Hall.
Garbage Collection Summer Schedule
Summer garbage collection schedule will start Monday, April 4th. North of Bridge Ave, will be Tuesday and Friday, South of Bridge will remain on Monday and Thursday
