2022 Meeting Archives

Ocean County Vocational Technical School – Culinary Arts Ms. Homiek shared a little about the district with the hope that the attendees will be intrigued enough to want to visit our buildings. OCVTS has 6 buildings, sprinkled throughout the county. 4 of our centers are shared time centers only. The students in these programs attend […]

Prior to the guest speaker presentation, the Ocean County Mayors’ Association President Bay Head Mayor William Curtis appointed Mayor John A. Peterson, Jr. as the 2nd Vice President.  This appointment is to fill the unexpired term of former Brick Township Mayor John Ducey. President Mayor William Curtis presented two (2) resolutions; 2023 – 03 and

Thank you again for having me as a guest at your recent Ocean County Mayors Association Meeting. I greatly appreciated the opportunity to provide you with an update on the amazing things happening at Community Medical Center. We are dedicated to improving the health of our community members, and we are successful because of incredible

President, Autoland Toyota, Chrysler, Jeep and RAM Trucks Vice Chair, Children’s Specialized Hospital Foundation Board of Trustees Mark Montenero provided an overview of Children’s Specialized Hospital (CSH), the importance of the work of CSH Foundation, and the impact that the new CSH outpatient center will have on children in Toms River and surrounding areas. CSH

Assemblyman Sauickie serves on three (3) committees; Agriculture & Food Security, Military & Veterans Affairs and Tourism. The Assemblyman stated that Education funding is at the top of his list. Click here for the Topics that the Assemblyman discussed. Privilege of the Floor Ocean County Commissioner Joseph Vicari stated that the Board of Commissioners unanimously

New Jersey League of Municipalities – Deputy Executive Director/Director Government Affairs Lori spoke about many issues facing municipalities. She talked about the state budget to include grant funding in 2024 for New Jersey State Health Benefits. She also spoke about state budget funding for seaside boardwalks. She presented information about liquor license reform. Ms. Buckelew

New Jersey Division of Local Government Services Director Jacquelyn Suarez spoke to the membership about issues facing counties and municipalities during the budget process that we are in now. She offered her and her staff assistance for any questions or guidance that the counties or municipalities may need now and throughout the year. In addition,

OCMA President Mayor Bill Curtis welcomed a fully attended group. Sheriff Mastronardy provided a slide presentation and details of his department, staff and new operations. In addition, the members approved RESOLUION #2023 – 01 RESOLUTION OF THE OCEAN COUNTY MAYORS’ ASSOCIATION, COUNTY OF OCEAN, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SUPPORTING THE EFFORTS OF THE TOMS RIVER

The New Jersey Conference of Mayors is a nonprofit membership organization of mayors that has been in existence since 1964. We currently have 404 members. Just recently we sent out membership renewal notices, we encourage all mayors to join as this strengthens our voice in Trenton when advocating issues of concern to the mayors. The

Deanna Sperling, CEO and President-RWJBH Behavioral Health – Deanna provided an update to all the attendees on the state of mental health in Ocean County as well as a detailed overview of the Center and all its programs and services. From 100 adult and older adult inpatient beds to outpatient services, the clinicians provide diagnoses