The Borough of Belmar has determined that the Taylor Pavilion (Fifth Avenue Pavilion) north end, hereafter referred to as “the property”, on the Boardwalk is not needed for public use and is not otherwise dedicated or restricted pursuant to law.

The Borough Clerk is hereby authorized and directed by the Mayor and Council to advertise for bids to lease said Property as a food concession upon the following terms and conditions:

North end of the Taylor Pavilion (Fifth Avenue Pavilion) having a total square footage of approximately 594 square feet.    Bidders shall make their highest and best offer by way of public bid, the minimum bid for this lease is $15,000 per year. A bid deposit of $1,500.00 is required to be submitted prior to placing a bid in the form of certified check or money order payable to the Borough of Belmar. The Lease will be awarded to the highest bidder. The property is leased in as is condition with the successful bidder responsible for fit out. 

The lease is for a term beginning May 15, 2024 through December 31, 2026 with an option to renew for two (2) additional one (1) year terms. The concession, at a minimum, must operate from May 1^st-October 31^st each year.

The Mayor and Borough Council reserve the right to reject all bids.  The successful bidder shall be required to execute the form of lease available from the Borough Clerk during Borough business hours, the terms and conditions of said lease, a copy of which, shall be obtained by contacting the Municipal Clerk prior to the bid date.

The public bid shall take place on April 30, 2024 at 6:30 pm at 601 Main Street, Belmar, New Jersey in the Municipal Courtroom.

Contact the Municipal Clerk at 732-681-3700 or clerk@belmar.com to obtain the lease and bid form.

All meetings are held in the Municipal Court Room of the Borough of Belmar, 601 Main Street and are open to the public. 

UPDATE: The closure and detour of Rt. 71 will now start on Monday, March 11^th, 2024 at 9:00am.

PROJECT SCOPE: The Borough of Belmar proposes to create the following new facilities at Maclearie Park: Three new pickleball courts, an extension of the waterfront boardwalk along Shark River totaling 565 linear feet, and the addition of an inclusive playground next to the existing Ed Brown’s Playground. A concept plan, showing the proposed changes, a preliminary cost estimate, and an environmental impact assessment for the project can be found here:

Park Development: Pickleball Courts and Boardwalk

Environmental Impact Assessment

Cost Estimate

Concept Plan

Jake’s Law: Inclusive Playground

Environmental Impact Assessment

Cost Estimate

Concept Plan

PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION: The public is encouraged to attend a public hearing to learn more about the proposal and to ask questions or provide comments on the proposed plan on Tuesday, February 6, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be in-person as a special council meeting. Written comments on the proposed application may be directed to:

Kevin Kane, Borough Administrator

kkane@belmar.com

601 Main Street, Belmar, NJ 07719

**Revised Estimates for both applications

All meetings are open to the public.

Please have all leaves out at your curb by the end of day Tuesday. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter

Borough Hall will be closing at 11:30 on Friday, December 23rd and will be closed on Monday, December 26th in observance of the holiday.

We wish everyone a happy, healthy and safe holiday weekend!

#Belmar #BelmarNJ

The rules and regulations will remain the same and should be followed. The first DeLisa recycling collection will be on January 5th, please do not put out your recycling on Monday, January 2nd.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.

#Notice:

Please be advised that there will be road paving work on River Avenue tomorrow, June 15th.

Please do not park on the street tonight or tomorrow until the work is completed.

#BelmarNJ #BelmarDPW

All baseball activities are canceled for this Saturday June 11th due to weather. 

Events will be Rescheduled for June 25th. More information coming soon.

Thank you. #BelmarNJ 

#BelmarAlert

Numerous, and potentially significant, severe storms are possible this afternoon into the evening as a cold front moves across the area west to east. Damaging winds up to 60 mph and large hail are possible. Isolated tornadoes are possible. Storms will also be capable of producing very heavy rainfall with localized flooding.

#BelmarNJ #Weather #Alert

Please expect delays during the hours of  9am and 11am.  17^th and Main St. and 18^th and Main St. will remain open on the east side of Main Street in Lake Como for vehicles to travel north.

 Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.

Notice: Borough offices are closed on Friday, April 15th,

in observance of Good Friday and Easter.

 BOROUGH OF BELMAR

Belmar is seeking the following seasonal positions working on Belmar’s vibrant Beachfront and Marina:

GATE ATTENDANTS

TICKET SELLERS

BATHROOM ATTENDANTS

LIFEGUARDS

BEACH CLEAN UP

DPW LABORER

MARINA LABORER

All applicants must be available to work between May 1^st and September 30^th and have excellent communication skills and able to be a motivated part of a team.

Gate Attendants, Ticket Sellers, Bathroom Attendants, and DPW/Marina Laborers must be 18 years of age. Lifeguards must be 18 years of age unless you participated in the Junior Lifeguard program then 17 years of age are eligible to apply. Beach clean up crew must be 14 years of age with working papers.

Applications can be found at www.belmar.com under Forms & Applications and submitted electronically. Paper applications are available at Borough Hall, 601 Main Street, and can be submitted to Samantha Waters, Human Resources, at swaters@belmar.com.  

JOIN US: MONDAY FEB. 28TH 

TIME: 12:30-3:30 PM  

No appointment is necessary 

Location: Belmar  Municipal Gym  

601 Main St. 

FREE!!!

A winter blizzard warning has been issued for our area this evening of Friday January 28th through the evening of Saturday January 29th. 

The national weather service is reporting blizzard conditions expected tonight through Saturday along the coast with strong wind gusts around 50 MPH, reduced visibility, and reported snowfall 15 to 24 inches.

First Energy is in storm mode and power outages are expected.This is a major snowstorm that will impact our area and we encourage you to prepare.

The Department of Public Works is preparing for the storm, and it is imperative that the snow emergency ordinance is followed.

If snowfall accumulates, vehicles must be removed from roadways as per borough ordinances Belmar Ordinance #19-10.

Residents may utilize any borough parking lots such as 601 Main Street, Dempsey Park and the parking lot located at 13th Ave and Railroad Avenue.

Belmar Recycling center will be closed Saturday the 29th and there will be no garbage pickup.

Please follow Belmar’s social media and borough website page for additional information and to view the town ordinance.

Thank you and have a great evening.

The area most likely to be affected is the southern Poconos, with lesser impacts in the Lehigh Valley and NW NJ, and down towards I-95.

Minor tree and line damage will be possible for coastal locations tonight as wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph are expected. Gale force winds are expected on the waters.

Minor coastal flooding is expected with the Monday morning high tide on the northern NJ coast. A Coastal Flood Advisory is now in effect.

Strong NW winds are likely on Monday afternoon and Monday night for southeast PA and most of NJ

Please secure all outdoor items and move vehicles away from low lying areas.

Sunday January 16, 2022

High Tide is at 6:51 PM

Monday January 17, 2022

High Tide is at 7:00 AM and 7:31PM

Thank you.

This is a message from the Belmar Department of Public Works. Due to Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the high winds we will have on Sunday and Monday, recycling will be collected on Tuesday instead of Monday this week. 

Please do not put out your recycling cans until Monday night. 

We appreciate your cooperation!

This new alert system will provide the ability to receive Alert, Advisory and Community Alerts.

You will be able to pick and choose which kind of alerts you receive and how you receive them, landline phone, text or email.

There are several ways to register: visit our website www.belmar.com/alerts for the registration link or text 07719 to 888777.

Please register with Nixle as soon as possible to ensure you stay up to date on #BelmarAlerts.

The reason for the outage is unknown at this time. JCP&L has been notified and is responding.

To report a power outage in your area call 1-888-LIGHTSS.

At this time you may experience rust colored water, loss of pressure or loss of water in the area.

Crews have responded and are working to fix the problem as quickly as possible. 

If you have any questions please contact DPW or Borough Hall. Thank you.--

Zone 6 (58106) is a year round parking area so that will resume.

The trench will then need time to settle. After a couple of months the contractor will be back to pave 15th Avenue from D Street to the Railroad.

Thank you for your patience during this construction project. 

#BelmarNJ #BeachBadges

If you would like to book an appointment please contact Borough Hall at 732-681-3700 or email clerk@belmar.com. Thank you. --

Have a great weekend!

Two Hotlines One Poison Control Center

NJ Poison Control Center Assists Residents During the Pandemic

(New Jersey, NJ) – The NJ Poison Control Center at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School serves as the state’s primary defense against injury and death from intentional and unintentional poisoning exposure. The State’s poison control center is actively involved in all aspects of poisoning and public health, from prevention to treatment to education. Callers can contact the center’s experts 24/7 by calling 1-800-222-1222.

In 2020, the NJ Poison Control Center provided medical information and treatment advice to nearly 50,000 callers. Along with providing potentially life-saving information and advice to members of the general public, healthcare professionals, first responders, school officials, and many more – the poison control center provides valuable public health surveillance on poison-related exposures and trends in New Jersey.

The doctors, nurses, and pharmacist at the NJ Poison Control Center specialize in medical toxicology. Through its expertise and capabilities, the poison control center manages most poison exposures over the phone, requiring no hospital visit or medical costs. In addition, healthcare providers in emergency departments and hospitals also rely on the center’s experts to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of their patients.

Last month marked a year since the COVID-19 Hotline at the NJ Poison Control Center opened its phone lines to assist the State with its response to the emerging pandemic. The NJ Department of Health collaborated with the Poison Control Center to provide a 24/7 medical and public health resource for COVID-19. Since establishing and operating the coronavirus hotline, poison center staff have assisted nearly 90,000 additional callers in need of information, medical advice/guidance, and services. Callers receive unbiased, up-to-date, and accurate information.

“Our staff of doctors, nurses and pharmacists is frequently called upon to provide information and assistance to health agencies as they respond to emerging public health concerns,” says Diane Calello, executive and medical director of the New Jersey Poison Control Center at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Department of Emergency Medicine. “The experience of our staff and organizational structure of our program uniquely qualifies our center to operate emergent health hotlines in tandem with our Poison Help Hotline.”

“Over the years we’ve assisted the Department of Health in operating many emergent health hotlines, but none as life-changing and challenging as COVID-19. The pandemic brought to light the power of collaboration among State health officials, healthcare systems, and public health agencies in the face of unprecedented crisis. As COVID-19 continues to march through New Jersey, the hotline will continue to serves as a first point of contact for callers in need of vital health and safety information.

Common calls to the COVID-19 Hotline at the NJ Poison Control Center:

1. I had close contact with someone who just found out she has COVID-19 (tested positive for the virus). How long do I need to stay home/quarantine? Should I get tested?
2. Where can I get free testing? 
3. How do I disinfect a space after a sick person finishes his/her isolation? 
4. What treatments/therapeutics are available for COVID-19 infection?
5. I am eligible to get a COVID-19 vaccine. How do I make an appointment?

Common calls to the Poison Help Hotline:

1. My toddler took an unknown amount of children’s acetaminophen (i.e. Tylenol). Do I need to take him to the emergency room?
2. My 2-year-old was playing with a game that has magnets and now there are magnets missing. Are magnets dangerous if swallowed?
3. My roommate had a fight with someone and then swallowed pills from our medicine cabinet.  What should we do?
4. I think I accidentally took my ADHD medicine twice. What should I do?
5. My mom thought she could make a more powerful cleaner by mixing cleaning products we already had. Now she’s dizzy and acting funny. What should we do?

New Jersey residents with poison-related questions or emergencies should call the poison center’s Poison Help Hotline at 1-800-222-1222; Text (973-339-0702); Chat via the Poison Center’s website. Residents with COVID-19 medical concerns should call the COVID-19 Hotline at the NJ Poison Control Center at 1-800-962-1253. Both hotlines are accessible 24/7. Services are confidential/private, and free of charge to all callers.

For other COVID-19 related concerns: Call 2-1-1; Text: NJCOVID to 898-211 to receive alerts; and visit NJ's COVID-19 Information Hub. The NJ Vaccine Call Center at 1-855-568-0545 is available to pre-register individuals, answer questions, provide contact information for sites, and look up registrations.

Help is Just a Phone Call Away!

Stay Connected: Facebook (@NJPIES) and Twitter (@NJPoisonCenter) for breaking news, safety tips, trivia questions, etc.

Make sure to sign-up for our CodeRed system by texting "BelmarCodeRED" to 99411

The closure will begin at 8:30 am and continue to approximately 2:00 pm.

Please plan accordingly.

Thank you for your anticipated corporation and have a great day

Thank you and Happy New Year!

 
From the Belmar/Lake Como Office of Emergency Management

Severe weather High winds forecasted for tomorrow through the overnight hours: From JCP&L

This is a Code Red Message:

The Belmar and Lake Como Offices of Emergency Management are anticipating and preparing for winds capable of causing damage and power outages on December 24,and December 25, 2020.

Residents are reminded to report all power outages by calling the JCP&L contact centerat 1-888-544-4877 or by utilizing the JCP&L website or text messaging options.

Please treat all downed wires as if they are live and report them immediately.

The timing of the event poses additional challenges as many homes and lawns are decorated for the holiday season.

The high winds could dislodge some of these items,especially inflatable style decorations which could become airborne and become entangled in electrical lines and equipment, adding to the possibility of outages.

Please dial 911 in an emergency or contact the Belmar Police Department at 732-681-1700 for non-emergency calls.

Please take the necessary safety precautions.

Thank you and have a healthy, happy, and safe holiday.

Unfortunately, due to the anticipated nor’easter expected, Santa will not be visiting Belmar or Lake Como on the evening of Wednesday December 16^th.

We will be watching the weather closely and are hoping that Santa can visit on Thursday, which was the planned rain date.

Please watch our social media pages and borough websites for up to date information. 

·       Motorists traveling westbound on 10^thAvenue will be directed to turn right onto Main Street/Route 35

·       Turn left onto 8^th Avenue

·       Turn left onto River Road/Route 35 back to 10^th Avenue 

10^th Avenue eastbound detour:

·       Motorists traveling eastbound on 10^thAvenue will be directed to turn left onto River Road/Route 35

·       Turn right onto 8^th Avenue

·       Turn right onto Main Street/Route 30 back to 10^th Avenue

Traffic detours will be coordinated with the local police. The road will be reopened if work is completed earlier than planned.

This federally-funded project is included within NJDOT’s railroad grade-crossing safety program, which repairs, upgrades, or removes approximately 30 crossings each year, statewide.

The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT's traffic information website www.511nj.org for real-time travel information and for NJDOT news follow us on Twitter @NJDOT_info or on the NJDOT Facebook page.

Multiple Rounds of Thunderstorms with Heavy Rain Possible through Friday Night - August 7, 2020.

From The Belmar / Lake Como Office Of Emergency Management:
At 1:24pm this afternoon a JCP&L pole located at 9th Avenue and A Street caught fire when the line was energized.
Although Electrical Power was restored in some parts of that area this morning, you may have experienced a loss of power again due to this issue.
Jersey Central Power and Light Crews are at that location making the area safe and assessing the damage for repair.
#BelmarNJ #Update Cheap Replica Adidas Shoes

From the Belmar / Lake Como Office Of Emergency Management: 

August 7, 2020 9:30am 

Jersey Central Power & Light continues to restore power to Belmar and Lake Como Residents. The challenge will be the individual www.solemyshoes.com homes and buildings that have had the electrical service ripped from their homes and businesses by falling trees and branches.

Jersey Central Power & Light continues to update us with a restoration schedule. Thank you for your continued patience.

Jersey Central Power & Light reminds customers to take precautions when using generators during power outages. Emergency power generators offer an option for customers needing or wanting uninterrupted service. However, to ensure the safety of the home’s occupants as well as that of utility company employees who may be working on power lines in the area, the proper generator should be selected and installed by a qualified electrician. When operating a generator, the power coming from the home should always be disconnected. Otherwise, power from the generator could be sent back into the utility lines, creating a hazardous situation for utility workers. 

Due to social distancing guidelines all Daily Beach Badge Sales are suspended.

#BelmarNJ #socialdistancing #covid19

We will advise you when they reopen. Anyone accessing the beach must enter north of 16th Avenue.

We will continually Monitor the situation and keep you posted. #BelmarNJ

NOTICE OF REMOTE MEETING

BELMAR ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

            PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Belmar Zoning Board of Adjustment will convene a remote meeting on June 25, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. (The Board had previously advertised the said meeting, but the within notice is being re-advertised so as to publicize the remote nature of the same.)   Due to Coronavirus / COVID-19 Borough and State Directives, the said meeting is being held remotely, through a web-meeting conference communication system.  The remote meeting format will allow Board Members and the Public to simultaneously hear, listen to, participate in, digest, observe, comment on, and / or otherwise object to any and all Board decisions / actions.  The remote meeting format, as aforesaid, will allow the Borough’s Zoning Board to conduct business, without violating any Executive Orders, without violating any COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocol, and while still complying with  the spirit and intent of Prevailing Provisions of New Jersey Law.  (Please note that the Board Secretary, or an Agent thereof, may be physically managing / operating / organizing the remote meeting, from the Borough Council Chambers / Municipal Court, located at 601 Main Street, Belmar, NJ, but, per Prevailing Coronavirus Regulations, Public access to the Municipal Building is not currently permitted.) Members of the Public are welcome to, and encouraged to, participate by observing / participating in the remote meeting. The meeting will be held via Zoom. 

Please visit the Meeting Agendas and Minutes section of the website for the meeting agenda and application documents. 

Outdoor Dining Application

(Executive Order No. 148 Click here)

(Belmar OEM business letter 5.22.20 Click here)

Belmar COVID-19 Beach Operations Plan

(5.22.20 Beach Operations Plan Click here)

We will resume the sale of season badges on Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at the Taylor Pavilion. 

NOTICE OF REMOTE MEETING

    MAY 28, 2020 and JUNE 10, 2020

BELMAR ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

            PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Belmar Zoning Board of Adjustment will convene a remote meeting on May 28, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. (The Board had previously advertised the said meeting, but the within notice is being re-advertised so as to publicize the remote nature of the same.) The Zoning Board is also scheduling another Special Remote Meeting on June 10, 2020 at 6:00 pm.   Due to Coronavirus / COVID-19 Borough and State Directives, the said meetings are being held remotely, through a web-meeting conference communication system.  The remote meeting format will allow Board Members and the Public to simultaneously hear, listen to, participate in, digest, observe, comment on, and / or otherwise object to any and all Board decisions / actions.  The remote meeting format, as aforesaid, will allow the Borough’s Zoning Board to conduct business, without violating any Executive Orders, without violating any COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocol, and while still complying with  the spirit and intent of Prevailing Provisions of New Jersey Law.  (Please note that the Board Secretary, or an Agent thereof, will be physically managing / operating / organizing the remote meeting, from the Borough Council Chambers / Municipal Court, located at 601 Main Street, Belmar, NJ, but, per Prevailing Coronavirus Regulations, Public access to the Municipal Building is not currently permitted.)

            Members of the Public are welcome to, and encouraged to, participate by observing / participating in the remote meetings. The meetings will be held via Zoom. You can access the meetings through the Zoom App via a smartphone or tablet, via a special link on your computer, or by telephone. For anyone interested in observing and/or otherwise participating in the May 28, 2020  remote web-meeting, the instructions / directions can be obtained on the day of the meeting on www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook page. You can also contact the Board Secretary at aclaudio@belmar.com.

For anyone interested in observing and/or otherwise participating in the June 10, 2020 remote web-meeting, the instructions/directions can be obtained on the day of the meeting on www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook page. You can also contact the Board Secretary at aclaudio@belmar.com.

Additional technological assistance and/or additional information can be obtained by contacting the Board Secretary at aclaudio@belmar.com, 732-681-3700 ext. 225 or by visiting www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook the day of the meeting.

            Members of the Public who have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the web-meeting process, or the remote meeting format, should contact the Board Secretary at (732) 681-3700, Ext. 225 (during regular Borough hours) or at aclaudio@belmar.com.  In the event no one is present to immediately answer the phone (because of Coronavirus scheduling issues), Members of the Public are encouraged to leave a message, call back, or send an e-mail message.

            Likewise, Members of the Public should also feel free to contact the Board Secretary, at the above-referenced number, if they have any other questions, issues, concerns, or barriers to participation / observation. 

            The Agenda for the May 28, 2020 meeting, to the extent known, includes, but is not limited to, the following:

1. Potential adoption of Minutes;
2. Adoption of Resolution Conditionally Approving the Len and Kristen Forsyth Application (1599 Maplewood Road, Belmar, NJ) (Block 229, Lot 1);

1. Adjudication of the Michelle Fontanez Application

      214 13^th Avenue

      Belmar, NJ

Block 121, Lot 16.01

Variance relief associated with a request to install a number of improvements to an existing single-family dwelling, including an addition, garage, and pool;

1. Adjudication of the Daniel DeFranco Application

      1905 Surf Avenue

      Belmar, NJ

Block 191, Lot 14

      Appeal of the zoning officer decision relative to a second driveway / curb-cut at the site; (continuation of a previously commenced appeal)

.

1. Adjudication of the Robert Thacker Application

1502 D Street

Belmar, NJ

Block 154 Lot 21

Variance relief associated with the construction of a new

Single family modular home.

1. Potential discussion on the format for future Board Meetings in light of the Coronavirus Pandemic, and Governmental Orders / Restrictions associated therewith;
2. Potential Executive Session, if necessary;
3. Public participation; and
4. Discussion and / or potential action on such other matters as may be presented to the Board.

The Agenda for the June 10, 2020 meeting (to the extent known) , includes, but is not limited to, the following:

1. Adjudication of Louis Mandia application

1708 B Street

Belmar, NJ

Block 173, Lot 8

Variance relief associated with the construction of a new

Single family front home.

1. Adjudication of the Mark and Lynne Sigona application

207 First Avenue

Belmar, NJ

Block 11, Lot 3

Variance relief associated with a request to construct

A two car garage and covered patio

1. Discussion and/or potential action on such other matters as may be

Presented to the Board.

            Members of the Public can access certain non-privileged and otherwise available information, by visiting the Borough Website at www.belmar.com under “Meetings Agendas & Minutes”. (The application information/plans are or will be available for public inspection, on the Borough Web-site, at least 10 days in advance of the remote Hearings.) (In special  qualifying circumstances, Members of the public are also free to contact the Board Secretary to discuss if any other special/ reasonable accommodations can, in good faith,  be effectuated to facilitate public review of pertinent documents.)

            Members of the Public should notify the Board Secretary, in advance, if possible, via e-mail or phone call, of any anticipated intention to undertake cross-examination, introduce evidence, and / or otherwise make public comments / statements in connection with a particular Application.  The purpose of such notification is  to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that the technological needs of all are accommodated, and so as to furthermore ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that any additional  documents to be identified/ referenced at the remote meetings can hopefully be available for review by all participants and other members of the public.  Please note that the preceding sentence will not limit or otherwise block the ability of members of the public to ask questions, make comments, or issue opinions based upon testimony and evidence presented during the remote public hearings.

            Formal action will be taken at the meetings, and, as indicated, the Public is encouraged to listen, observe, and participate.

            Minutes of the meetings will be kept and ultimately made available to the public. If the technology so allows, recordings or reproductions of the meetings can likely be viewed at future dates as well.

            Members of the Public are also encouraged to visit the Municipal Website www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook page for any additional information, changes, and / or updates.

Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85213467956

Password: 0J+t8qU

Or iPhone one-tap :     US: +13126266799,,85213467956#,,1#,480632#  or +16465588656,,85213467956#,,1#,480632# Or Telephone:    Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):        US: +1 312 626 6799  or +1 646 558 8656  or +1 301 715 8592  or +1 346 248 7799  or +1 669 900 9128  or +1 253 215 8782    

Webinar ID: 852 1346 7956    Password: 480632    International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kcST9L1py4

Positive cases on this report are cumulative without recoveries and reported by zip code. Belmar is at 18 cases (not 25).

(Monmouth County Release 5/09/20 Click here)

Option 1:           Effective Friday, May 8^th through Tuesday, May 12^th, you can call 732-312-4841 or 732-681-3700 ext. 233 to make an appointment to purchase a badge at 601 Main Street between the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm. Appointments will be scheduled in 15-minute intervals. Upon arrival, use the 6^th Avenue entrance. An area will be set up to purchase your badge. Proper ID showing proof of age, 65 or older, must be presented. Cash (exact change), check and credit card will be accepted.  Each person must have ID or multiple ID’s must be presented to purchase multiple badges.

Option 2:           You can visit Taylor Pavilion, 500 Ocean Avenue, on May 13^th and 14^th between the hours of 9:00 am and 2:00 pm to purchase a badge in person with proof of age.  Must be 65 or older. Each person must have ID or multiple ID’s must be presented to purchase multiple badges.

Senior Seasonal Badges are $30.00 per badge.

Social Distancing must be practiced and wearing a mask is encouraged during pickup and purchase times.

If you are unable to purchase your senior badge using one of these two options all badge sales will be at Taylor Pavilion beginning May 16^th and through the remainder of the summer.

Order your Regular Season Beach Badge online at www.belmar.com. The price per badge is $70.00.

There are two options available to obtain your badge order:

1)      Contact 732-312-4841 to arrangement a pickup of your online order at 601 Main Street

2)      Choose the option to pay an additional $10 for shipping. Your order will be sent Priority Mail

Please note, at this time, Senior and Disabled Badges cannot be purchased online. Senior and Disabled Badges will be available for purchase in person beginning May 16, 2020 at Taylor Pavilion, 500 Ocean Avenue.

Online sales will end May 11, 2020. If you choose to pick up your order you must do so by May 15, 2020.

Beginning May 16, 2020 all Badge Sales will be at the Taylor Pavilion, 500 Ocean Avenue. Cash Only.

(Belmar/Lake Como OEM Severe weather Click here 4.30.20)

Executive Order #133 – Updating Park Re-Openings

Belmar Executive Order 2020-1 Parking

            Members of the Public are welcome to, and encouraged to, participate by observing / participating in the remote meeting. The meeting will be held via Zoom. You can access the meeting through the Zoom App via a smartphone or tablet, via a special link on your computer, or by telephone. For anyone interested in observing and/or otherwise participating in the remote web-meeting, the instructions / directions can be obtained by contacting the Board Secretary at aclaudio@belmar.com, 732-681-3700 ext. 225 or by visiting www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook the day of the meeting.

            Members of the Public who have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the web-meeting process, or the remote meeting format, should contact the Board Secretary at (732) 681-3700, Ext. 225 (during regular Borough hours) or aclaudio@belmar.com.  In the event no one is present to immediately answer the phone (because of Coronavirus scheduling issues), Members of the Public are encouraged to leave a message and call back. 

            Likewise, Members of the Public should also feel free to contact the Board Secretary, at the above-referenced number, if they have any other questions, issues, concerns, or barriers to participation / observation. 

The Agenda for the April 23, 2020 meeting, to the extent known, includes, but is not limited to, the following:

Potential adoption of Minutes;

Adoption of Resolution Conditionally Approving the Andrew and Andrea Bast Application (113 6^th Avenue, Belmar, NJ) (Block 60, Lot 9);

Adoption of Resolution of Conditional Approval for the SAJ, LLC (219 Fourteenth Avenue, Belmar, New Jersey) (Block 141, Lot 6);

Adjudication of the Len and Kristen Forsyth Application, 1599 Maplewood Road, Belmar, NJ, Block 229, Lot 1, Bulk Variance relief associated with proposed improvements (including a porch) to an existing single-family dwelling;

Adjudication of the Michelle Fontanez Application, 214 13^th Avenue, Belmar, NJ, Block 121, Lot 16.01, Variance relief associated with a request to install a number of improvements to an existing single-family dwelling, including an addition, garage, and pool;

Adjudication of the Daniel DeFranco Application, 1905 Surf Avenue, Belmar, NJ, Block 191, Lot 14, Appeal of the zoning officer decision relative to a second driveway / curb-cut at the site;

Potential discussion on the format for future Board Meetings in light of the Coronavirus Pandemic, and Governmental Orders / Restrictions associated therewith;

Potential Executive Session, if necessary;

Public participation; and

Discussion and / or potential action on such other matters as may be presented to the Board.

            Members of the Public can access certain non-privileged and otherwise available information, by visiting the Borough Website at www.belmar.com under “Meetings Agenda’s & Minutes”. (The application information/plans are or will be available for public inspection, on the Borough Web-site, at least 10 days in advance of the remote Hearing.) (In special circumstances, Members of the public are also free to contact the Board Secretary to discuss if any other special/ reasonable accommodations can be effectuated to facilitate public review of pertinent documents.)

            Members of the Public should notify the Board Secretary, in advance, if possible, via e-mail or phone call, of any anticipated intention to undertake cross-examination, introduce evidence, and / or otherwise make public comments / statements in connection with a particular Application.  The purpose of such notification is  to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that the technological needs of all are accommodated, and so as to furthermore ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that any additional  documents to be identified/ referenced at the remote meeting can hopefully be available for review by all participants and other members of the public.

            Formal action will be taken at the meeting, and, as indicated, the Public is encouraged to listen, observe, and participate.

             Minutes of the meeting will be kept and ultimately made available to the public. If the technology so allows, recordings or reproductions of the meeting can likely be viewed at future dates as well.

            Members of the Public are also encouraged to visit the Municipal Website www.belmar.com or the Borough’s Facebook page for any additional information, changes, and / or updates.

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From the Belmar/Lake Como Office of Emergency Management HIGH WIND WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 7 PM EDT THIS EVENING

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Model guidance indicates significant, high impact damaging wind event.

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Garbage collection and Recycling collection 

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April 9, 2020 NEW JERSEY EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 122

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As in every Spring, the Borough has transferred from American Water back to water drawn from its own wells.  As part of this transfer, the Department of Public Works will be conducting a comprehensive flushing of the water system starting the week of April 6th, 2020.  Flushings will occur between the hours of 8pm and 4am so as to minimize impact to your home and will continue for several nights.

Residents may expect to see a temporary discoloration of the water and/or a decrease of pressure when the flushing is occurring.  We recommend that you avoid running your tap water, using the washing machine or dishwasher during the hours of 8pm to 4am.  If you do experience any discoloration please run cold water through your taps until it runs clear.

Additionally, Monday is leaf and brush pick up by the Department of Public Works.  Only leaves and brush will be picked up, no other waste.  Please remember to put the leaf and brush piles at least 10 feet away from any catch basin in accordance with N.J.D.E.P. Stormwater Management laws.  This will help keep our storm sewers clear of debris and help keep stormwater clean.

As always, we thank you for your cooperation and patience.  Please contact Belmar DPW with any questions at 732-681-0452 and have a good evening.

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For Immediate Release: March 24, 2020 

FREEHOLD, NJ –Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone and Freeholder Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley have announced that, as reported to the Monmouth County Health Department on March 23, there are 207 positive cases of COVID-19 in Monmouth County.

“As we see these numbers climb, while anticipated, it reminds us why social distancing is so important,” said Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone. “It is critical for everyone to practice social distancing so that we can slow the spread.”

The breakdown by municipality is as follows:

• Aberdeen: 7
• Asbury Park: 4
• Atlantic Highlands: 1
• Belmar: 1
• Bradley Beach: 1
• Brielle: 2
• Colts Neck: 8
• Eatontown: 11
• Englishtown: 2
• Farmingdale: 1
• Freehold Borough: 1
• Freehold Township: 28
• Hazlet: 15
• Holmdel: 5
• Howell: 17
• Keansburg: 2
• Keyport: 1
• Lake Como: 1
• Little Silver: 3
• Manalapan: 22
• Manasquan: 3
• Marlboro: 21
• Matawan: 2
• Middletown: 7
• Millstone: 1
• Monmouth Beach: 1
• Neptune: 10
• Neptune City: 1
• Ocean: 4
• Oceanport: 4
• Ocean Grove: 1
• Red Bank: 2
• Rumson: 1
• Sea Girt: 1
• Shrewsbury: 2
• Tinton Falls: 4
• Wall: 4
• Upper Freehold: 4
• West Long Branch: 1

The Freeholders also announced that they have been notified that NY Waterway has suspended all ferry service to the Belford Ferry Terminal. More information can be found on nywaterway.com.

Monmouth County Parks remain open, but with no access to any buildings or modern restrooms. Port-a-johns are provided at most locations. Golf courses and playgrounds are closed and all programs are cancelled through at least April 3. As always, Park Rangers are on duty to provide assistance as needed.

As more information becomes available, it will be shared with the public and the media. News updates and information regarding County events and programs affected by the COVID-19 situation are posted at www.visitmonmouth.com.

Monmouth County has 156 positive cases of COVID-19; 

Governor's Executive Order closes golf courses 

FREEHOLD, NJ –Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone and Freeholder Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley have announced that, as of March 22, there are 156 positive cases of COVID-19 in Monmouth County.

The breakdown by municipality is as follows:

• Aberdeen: 6
• Allentown: 2
• Asbury Park: 1
• Atlantic Highlands: 1
• Belmar: 1
• Bradley Beach: 1
• Brielle: 2
• Colts Neck: 3
• Eatontown: 4
• Englishtown: 1
• Fair Haven: 1
• Farmingdale: 1
• Freehold Borough: 1
• Freehold Township: 28
• Hazlet: 8
• Holmdel: 2
• Howell: 8
• Keyport: 1
• Little Silver:3
• Long Branch: 7 (1 Tinton Falls Quarantined in LB)
• Manalapan: 22
• Manasquan: 3
• Marlboro: 9
• Matawan: 1
• Middletown: 7
• Millstone: 1
• Monmouth Beach: 1
• Neptune: 10
• Neptune City: 1
• Ocean: 4
• Oceanport: 2
• Red Bank: 2
• Rumson: 1
• Sea Girt: 1
• Tinton Falls: 4
• Wall: 4
• West Long Branch: 1

The Freeholders also announced that, due to the Governor’s Executive Order, all Monmouth County golf courses have been closed. Monmouth County open park spaces remain open.

As more information becomes available, it will be shared with the public and the media. News updates and information regarding County events and programs affected by the COVID-19 situation are posted at www.visitmonmouth.com.

Monmouth County has 98 positive cases of COVID-19

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Monmouth County signs Emergency Declaration; extends restriction for public access through April 3 FREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders held a press conference on Friday, March 20 to announce the signing of a Monmouth County Emergency Declaration. 

“Our top priority remains to be the safety of our residents and our employees during this unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic,” said Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone. “We feel that a Monmouth County Declaration of Emergency is the best way for us to ensure that we are able to take swift action to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of the residents of Monmouth County.”  

The Monmouth County Emergency Declaration gives the County the ability to restrict access to County facilities, activate and staff the County Emergency Operations Center and utilize County employees where needed, including assignments outside of their normal work locations. 

“It is challenging to work under these circumstances, but this emergency declaration reinforces the fact that every effort is being made to protect essential personnel and residents of Monmouth County in the safest possible manner,” said Sheriff Shaun Golden. “I commend the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders for working closely with the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office, Office of Emergency Management in issuing this important declaration.” 

All public access to County buildings and programs will be extended through Friday, April 3rd. This includes all Monmouth County Library branches and the Monmouth County Park System buildings. 

The Monmouth County Division of Social Services will continue to accept clients in the reception area where precautions have been put into place to ensure that there is no physical contact between Monmouth County employees and the residents seeking services. 

Alternative work plans are being put into place for Monmouth County employees and they will still be available to residents by phone and by email.  

“We know that this pandemic is not only affecting our workforce, I have spoken to many business owners throughout the County and I want every small business owner to know that we stand in support and want to help you in any way that we can,” said Freeholder Director Arnone. “One way I am trying to help the business community is by joining Middletown Mayor Tony Perry in the ‘Takeout Thursday’ initiative.” 

“This initiative encourages everyone to order takeout or buy a gift card from a local restaurant or business every Thursday and then use the hashtag #TakeoutThursday to promote these businesses online,” added Freeholder Director Anrone. “I hope you will all join me in helping our friends and neighbors who are trying to operate in alternative ways during this challenging time.

”The Health Department has established a COVID-19 hotline to answer general questions. The number is 732-845-2070 and it is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.  

“If you or anyone you know are having feelings of anxiety or stress because of COVID-19, call the Health Department’s COVID-19 hotline, which also has crisis counselors available,” said Freeholder Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley, liaison to the Departments of Health and Human Services. “The coronavirus epidemic can make many of our residents feel overwhelmed with anxiety and fear. Make sure to take breaks from social media and the news. Take care of your body by taking deep breaths and try to mediate, get plenty of sleep, eat healthy, exercise and avoid alcohol and other drugs. Find activities that you enjoy, or talk to people who you trust about your concerns.” 

For more information and updates from Monmouth County, go to www.visitmonmouth.com.

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Monmouth County has 55 positive cases of COVID-19

FREEHOLD, NJ –Monmouth County Freeholder Director Thomas A. Arnone and Freeholder Deputy Director Susan M. Kiley have announced that, as of March 20, there are 55 positive cases of COVID-19 in Monmouth County. The breakdown by municipality is as follows: 

• Aberdeen: 2

• Asbury Park: 1

• Bradley Beach: 1

• Brielle: 1

• Colts Neck: 1

• Freehold Borough: 1

• Freehold Township: 8

• Hazlet: 5

• Howell: 1

• Keyport: 1

• Little Silver: 3

• Long Branch: 5 (1 Tinton Falls resident Quarantined in LB)

• Manalapan: 8

• Marlboro: 2

• Matawan: 1

• Middletown: 4

• Millstone: 1

• Monmouth Beach: 1

• Morganville: 1

• Neptune: 2

• Ocean: 1

• Rumson: 1

• Sea Girt: 1

• Wall: 2 

As more information becomes available, it will be shared with the public and the media. News updates and information regarding County events and programs affected by the COVID-19 situation are posted at www.visitmonmouth.com 

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03/16/2020 at 11:00 AM

The Belmar Police Department is constantly monitoring the evolving recommendations for thehealth and safety of the public and our police officers as they relate to COVID-19.In order to continue providing the best police services to both the Belmar and Lake Comocommunity, the Belmar Police Department will be limiting our face-to-face interactions whenpossible. We are concerned with the health and well-being of our staff as well as the public weserve. As this virus continues to spread, our goal is to maintain a healthy police force for thecontinuation of services without resorting to contingency plans. If you come to the police station to file a report, or to speak to an officer, know the conversationmay occur through a window and/or intercom.We are encouraging you to call in to the station rather than walk in for non-emergencies. Non-emergent matters may be reported over the phone and an officer will take your report in thismanner. This applies to a variety of less serious offenses that ARE NOT IN PROGRESS. If you are calling for medical assistance and are requesting first aid/EMS, the dispatcher will askyou a series of questions to make sure that all pertinent information is relayed to the officer and/or EMS that will be responding. When it is possible, you will be asked to exit your home and meet with the officer or members of the first aid/EMS.If it is determined that a response by an officer is warranted, please understand that they arelikely to keep a “safe distance” and unlikely to shake hands, etc. Again, this is out of anabundance of caution to keep our staff and the public safe and not an indicator of the officers’willingness to help. OFFICERS WILL ALWAYS RESPOND TO CRIMES OF VIOLENCE AND CRIMES AGAINST APERSON.Rest assured, we are here for you, as you would expect. IF YOU NEED US CALL US. The onlything we are temporarily changing is the manner in which we provide our services not the quality of the services we provide.

All emergency services are accessible through dialing 9-1-1
The Belmar Police Department has established its own 9-1-1 emergency call system and all calls are dispatched through the Belmar Police Department Dispatch Center.
You can contact the Belmar Police Department by calling (732) 681-1700.

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WHEREAS, on March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic; and

WHEREAS, on January 31, 2020, the United States Department of Health and Human Services Secretary declared a public health emergency of the United States to aid the nation’s healthcare community in responding to COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, on March 9, 2020, the Governor of the State of New Jersey declared a Public Health Emergency and State of Emergency in the State of New Jersey via Executive Order No. 103; and

WHEREAS, the Executive Order No. 103 of the Governor directs the activation of County and Municipal emergency operation plans, in order to fully and adequately protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the State of New Jersey from any actual or potential threat or danger that may exist from the possible exposure to COVID-19; and

WHEREAS, as of March 12, 2020 there were 29 presumed positive cases of COVID-19 in New Jersey and 5 cases in Monmouth County, and the spread of COVID-19 will be exponential without effective containment; and

WHEREAS, pursuant to the powers vested in me by Chapter 251 of the laws of 1942, as amended and supplemented, N.J.S.A. App. A:9-30 et seq.; N.J.S.A. 40:48-1(6);  Section 2-9 of the Borough’s Ordinances, whichever law or laws apply, in consultation with the Borough’s Chief of Police, I DO DECLARE and PROCLAIM that a state of emergency exists within the Borough of Belmar and I hereby ORDER and DIRECT the following:

1. All Borough Departments and agencies shall provide all necessary assistance to Federal, State and Local authorities to protect the health, welfare, and safety of the citizens of the Borough during this COVID-19 outbreak, and shall prioritize the most vulnerable Borough residents and develop the appropriate contingency plans to avoid any disruption of services and shall take all reasonable measures to protect the health and safety of our vulnerable and at-risk populations.

2. All Borough employees shall follow all local, County, State and Federal health recommendations, in addition to Centers for Disease Control recommendations including but not limited to handwashing, sanitizing, and basic infection control procedures.

3. I have directed all Department and Agency Heads to develop a continuity of government plan in order to ensure that essential government functions remain uninterrupted.

4. I have directed the Office of Emergency Management to request additional supplies and Personal Protective Equipment for emergency responders in order to ensure our essential personnel are protected and can continue to provide these critical public safety services.

5. I have redirected the Police Department to prioritize their response strategy to critical medical emergencies in order to protect members from unnecessary exposure and conserve protective equipment.

6. We will be suspending non-essential Borough sponsored events, assemblies, and meetings throughout the Borough until further notice.

 7. All municipal permits for special events are hereby cancelled and invalidated during this state of emergency.

8. To combat COVID-19, the Borough shall be permitted whenever necessary to procure the necessary goods or services, which are not available under contracts currently in existence with the Borough, without complying with the NJ Local Public Contracts Law (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-6 seq) including but not limited to the following:

a. To award emergency contracts, including but not limited to emergency contracts or leases for relocation support of Borough operations for professional services for purchases of commodities, services and technology.

b. To purchase food supplies, services and equipment

c. To procure any supplies or equipment required to ensure adequate sanitization, cleaning or sterilization of any facility or location.

Moving forward, the Borough will be providing timely updates to the public as additional information becomes available via www.belmar.com and social media outlets. All affected municipal functions and closures are currently posted on the website. I also encourage all residents and local business owners to register with our Code Red system for the latest information. These proactive steps serve to protect essential functions of municipal government and reduce both the potential of immediate virus spread as well as the associated inundation on our local healthcare system.

This order shall take effect immediately and shall remain in effect for thirty (30) days or until such time as the Declaration is rescinded.

Mayor Mark Walsifer

To our knowledge, there is no specific issue in our community now.  However, the health and safety of our Employees, First Responders, Residents, Business Owners, and Visitors remains our top priority.

The following proactive steps serve to protect essential functions of municipal government and reduce both the potential of immediate virus spread as well as the associated inundation on our local healthcare system.

The Coordinator of the Borough of Belmar Office of Emergency Management is in regular contact with the Monmouth County and NJ State Health and Emergency Management Teams and has been working together to monitor this evolving situation. Out of an abundance of caution, we have taken steps to modify our Borough services.

Effective Monday March 16, 2020, the Belmar Municipal Building, 601 Main Street, Belmar NJ, 07719 will be closed to the public until further notice. Our Front Office Staff will be working from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm and you can call 732-681-3700 and follow the prompts for the department you require.  If you have any questions, please call.

The Belmar Borough Council Meeting on Tuesday March 17, 2020 at 6:00pm will proceed as scheduled. Please refer to the Belmar Borough Website for information on future Council meetings.

The Belmar Planning Board Meeting scheduled for Monday March 16, 2020 is cancelled. 

Belmar Police Department:

The Police Department lobby will be closed to the public until further notice. The Police Department, Fire Department and First Aid Squad remain at full staff.  Call 911 in the event of an emergency and 732-681-1700 for non-emergency issues.

The Belmar Police Department is constantly monitoring the evolving recommendations for the health and safety of the public and our police officers as they relate to COVID-19.

In order to continue providing the best police services to both the Belmar and Lake Como community, the Belmar Police Department will be limiting our face-to-face interactions when possible. We are concerned with the health and well-being of our staff as well as the public we serve. As this virus continues to spread, our goal is to maintain a healthy police force for the continuation of services without resorting to contingency plans. 

If you come to the police station to file a report, or to speak to an officer, know the conversation may occur through a window and/or intercom.

We are encouraging you to call in to the station rather than walk in for non-emergencies. Non-emergent matters may be reported over the phone and an officer will take your report in this manner. This applies to a variety of less serious offenses that ARE NOT IN PROGRESS. 

If you are calling for medical assistance and are requesting first aid/EMS, the dispatcher will ask you a series of questions to make sure that all pertinent information is relayed to the officer and/or EMS that will be responding.  When it is possible, you will be asked to exit your home and meet with the officer or members of the first aid/EMS.

If it is determined that a response by an officer is warranted, please understand that they are likely to keep a “safe distance” and unlikely to shake hands, etc. Again, this is out of an abundance of caution to keep our staff and the public safe and not an indicator of the officers’ willingness to help. 

OFFICERS WILL ALWAYS RESPOND TO CRIMES OF VIOLENCE AND CRIMES AGAINST A PERSON.

Tax and water payments can be mailed to 601 Main Street, Belmar, NJ 07719. You can also pay tax bills and water/sewer bills online and view account statuses.

Most of our forms and applications can be found online at http://www.belmar.com, Print Municipal Documents. Construction Permit forms can be found online at https://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/resources/constructionpermitforms.html. Questions on what type of permit forms to submit can be directed to the Municipal Clerk at 732-681-3700 Ext. 225 or clerk@belmar.com. 

Vital Statistics: Marriage Licenses can be obtained by appointment only by contacting the Municipal Clerk, 732-681-3700 Ext. 225 or clerk@belmar.com. For certified copies of marriage licenses: Please call the Municipal Clerk to schedule an appointment if the record is required immediately. Otherwise you can go to https://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/order-vital/online-requests/index.shtml to order your records online from the State Office of Vital Statistics & Registry. 

There is a MAIL SLOT located in the front lobby off the Main Street Entrance where you can drop off payments for the Municipal Court, tax and water, construction permits, applications and other documents. The door will be open from 8:30am until 4:30pm. PLEASE FOLLOW THE POSTED INSTRUCTIONS.

The Belmar, Lake Como, and Spring Lake Municipal Court sessions are canceled until further notice. If you have a court appearance scheduled, you will receive a new court date in the mail. Please call 732-681-3700 and follow the prompts for any questions.

The Belmar Public Library is closed until further notice and all library programs will be postponed.

All Belmar Recreation programs are cancelled until further notice.

The Taylor Pavilion and the Belmar Historical Society will be closed until further notice. 

There are no changes in recycling and trash pickup and the Belmar Recycling Center remains open.

Belmar Season Beach Badge pickup is suspended until further notice although you can still purchase Regular Belmar Season Beach Badges online at https://register.communitypass.net/reg/index.cfm. Badges can be mailed for a fee of $10.00 or you can pick them up once Borough Hall is reopened.

To register for Code Red Alerts go to www.belmar.com and click on GET BELMAR ALERTS on the top of the page. Then click on the Code Red Logo.

By putting a priority on health and safety of all of us, we can ensure that we maintain the essential functions of our Borough under these unusual conditions.  We will keep you updated as we know more. Please visit our website and our social media outlets for up to date information.

Thank you.

 Mayor Mark Walsifer

All meetings begin at 6:00 PM and are held in the Municipal Court Room of the Borough of Belmar, 601 Main Street. www.storeforshoes.com

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APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR PART TIME CLASS 1 ELECTRIC SUBCODE OFFICIAL & INSPECTOR. JOB REQUIRES APPROXIMATELY 10-15 INSPECTIONS A WEEK WITH FLEXIBILTY PLUS PLAN REVIEW. APPLICANTS MUST BE LICENSED. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL JUNE 30, 2019.  APPLY AT THE BELMAR MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 601 MAIN ST. BELMAR, N.J. FROM 9AM to 4:00PM OR EMAIL RESUME TO APRIL CLAUDIO, MUNICIPAL CLERK, AT CLERK@BELMAR.COM.

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Belmar offers residents a seasonal brush collection service. The Dept. of Public Works picks up brush on the “first Monday” of every month from April until November. Town wide brush pickup is only on a scheduled basis. 

2019 Scheduled Brush Pickup Dates:  April 1st, May 6th, June 3rd, July 1st, August 5th, September 2nd, October 7th, and November 4th

Brush collection includes limbs, branches (diameter of 6" or less and cut into 4 ft. sections), sticks, twigs, and some types of shrub trimmings. If you missed the scheduled collection date, the brush can be brought to the Recycling Center. To ensure pickup of the brush (during the appropriate season) it must be at the curb no later than 7:00 A.M. on the Monday morning of the collection week and no earlier than the Friday before collection.

Please note: Grass clippings are to be mulched and left in your yard. Residents who utilize a private landscape service, the contractor is responsible for hauling away yard waste and trimmings from the property. This is not a tree or wooden fence removal service. In case of any emergency repairs please do not cover any utility caps.

This is a Code Red Message from the Belmar Police Department.

This morning at approximately 7:45am, in Behrman Park, in Lake Como, a resident was walking her dog and there was an unprovoked attack by  a raccoon. Neither the dog nor its owner were injured in the incident. Police as well as the Monmouth County SPCA responded, however they were unsuccessful in capturing the raccoon.www.cheapshoesusa.com

While no one was injured in this particular incident, we continue to encourage our residents to be vigilant and cautious around any wild animals and if you see any animals that are acting strangely or aggressive please contact the Belmar Police Department immediately.

Again, if you see a raccoon or any other aggressive wildlife, please take precautionary steps to protect yourselves, family and pets and contact the police department.

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