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Seaside Heights Named Ocean County's Favorite Beach

Seaside Heights was named Ocean County’s favorite beach by the New Jersey Sea Grant Consortium on June 29, 2017. Read on...
Redevelopment Opportunity - Former Merge Nightclub Property

The Borough of Seaside Heights seeks qualified developers or redevelopment teams to respond to this Request for Expressions of Interest with conceptual redevelopment proposals to redevelop 0.67 acres located along The Boulevard. Read on...

Fierro Family Newspaper Collection Donated To Numerous Facilities
Former Borough Councilman, Arthur Fierro, donated to the Borough his collection of Ocean County Review newspapers spanning 1971-1990 and portions of 1992-1994. The collection was microfilmed and digitized over the past five months. Borough Council approved the donation of microfilm service copies of the collection to numerous local and state facilities. In the photo above, Mayor Anthony Vaz joins Arthur in a presentation of the microfilm to Ocean County Freeholder Joe Vicari, Library Director Susan Quinn, and incoming president of the Ocean County Historical Society, Brian Bovasso. Borough Administrator and local historian, Christopher Vaz, will upload the digitized copies of each newspaper to the Seaside Heights Volunteer Fire Company's historical images website located at www.flipsnack.com/seasideheightshistory.

Army Corp of Engineers Dune & Beachfill Project
Between October 27 & 30, 2012, Hurricane Sandy significantly damaged the New Jersey coast from Sandy Hook to Cape May and up the Delaware Bay. The hurricane caused a breach in Mantoloking and significant damage to Seaside Heights, Mantoloking, Ortley Beach, Lavallette and Seaside Park. Significant damage also occurred to piers, boardwalks, amusements, residential and commercial properties. In response, the Disaster Relief Appropriations Act of 2013 was passed by Congress and signed into law by the President on January 29, 2013 as Public Law 113-2 (Act).
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