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Mayor Curtis welcomed everyone to the meeting. Vice President Mayor Sue Marshall introduced the guest speaker Jacqueline A. Suarez. Jacqueline A. Suarez, Commissioner – New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Commission Suarez introduced Michael F. Rogers, Director – New Jersey Division of Local Government Services

Mayor Curtis welcomed everyone to the meeting. On behalf of the treasurer Mayor Emeritus Chris Boyle, Secretary Mayor John Imperiale presented the treasurer’s report. Vice President Mayor Sue Marshall introduced the guest speaker Michael Cerra. The New Jersey State League of Municipalities Executive Director Mike Cerra provided a legislative update, entertained and answered questions from

OCMA President Mayor Curtis welcomed all to the meeting. Mayor Emeritus Chris Boyle presented the Treasurer’s Report and the Nominations for election. No nominations from the floor. The presented members were approved by the membership. Welcome 2025 OCMA Executive Officers. Mayor Marshall introduced the guest speaker, Maureen Cosgrove-CTC/CMFO, President Monmouth Ocean Tax Collectors & Treasurer’s

On his second visit with the Ocean County Mayors, Sen. Sweeney – Steve to his friends here – brought a flurry of protesters outside and record attendance inside. The senator first spoke to the Mayors in June, 2015. Then he spoke mainly about the state pension system and the state’s Transportation Trust Fund. This time,

On his second visit to the Mayors, Ocean County Prosecutor Brad Billhimer devoted most of his talk to his office’s various anti-drug efforts in enforcement and prevention. In one example, Brad outlined a policy to intervene with children present during encounters between police and parents or caregivers – the arrest of a parent, as one

Mike, as he is known, walked the mayors through the structure, functions, and tools of his department, which is responsible for a substantial list of services. They include, but are hardly limited to, the 911 emergency system, security for the courts as well as backup and assistance for local police departments. In a slide presentation,

www.TAPinto.net Michael Shapiro hosted our meeting to introduce us to his company, TAPinto.net, a group of local news outlets on the web. TAPinto supports local news by providing the business-side services every news business needs – administration including web know-how and training, for example. TAPinto sites are run by people local to the area the

Andy Kim, U.S. Representative A fun day for all, and a fundraiser for the scholarships we award to Ocean County’s best students each year. Join us August 29th at the Bey Lea Golf Course in Toms River for our 28th Annual Scholarship Golf Classic. Find all you need to know in our brochure. Click here.

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Deputy Commissioner Mans brought the Mayors up to date on the efforts of the Department of Environmental Protection. She discussed among other issues the state of Barnegat Bay, ocean flood potential, and the approval process for a proposed off-shore wind powered generating facility – a wind farm. The Deputy

Ørsted North America hopes to build a major power generation wind farm off the New Jersey coast. The company sponsored this event so Kris could brief the mayors on the project. Called Ocean Wind, the project is in its earliest stages, Kris said. The company will be assessing its physical, biological and economic suitability in