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NJDOT Awards $375,000 to Seaside Heights

New Jersey Department of Transportation awarded Seaside Heights $375,000 toward the costs of resurfacing sections of Carteret and Hancock Avenues. Read on...
Notice of Annual Lien Sale

The sale of 2019 and prior year delinquent taxes and other municipal charges is scheduled for December 23rd. The sale is conducted on-line. Read on...
Boulevard Redevelopment Request for Expressions of Interest

The Borough of Seaside Heights (the "Borough") seeks qualified developers or redevelopment teams ("Respondents") to respond to this Request for Expressions of Interest ("RFEI") concerning the Boulevard Redevelopment Area. Read on...

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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

In order to satisfy a Supplemental Environmental Project (SEP) as part of a negotiated agreement and Administrative Consent Order with the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, the Borough of Seaside Heights installed six (6) dual-port bollard mounted Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations. These stations have the capacity to charge up to twelve (12) hybrid and all-electric motor vehicles. Site #1 is located at the Municipal Parking Lot on Grant Avenue (above photo) and Site #2 is located on Ocean Terrace in the small parking lot adjacent to the new year-round comfort station. The EV charging stations are managed by ChargePoint which maintains smart phone apps available from the App Store (iPhone) and Google Play. Total costs (excluding consultant's fees) are $73,935. The Borough's obligation under the SEP and Administrative Consent Order are $71,700. The Borough received a $20,000 grant to offset these hard costs.

Historical Society Created

It’s official. Seaside Heights now has its own historical society! The organization, formally known as Seaside Heights Historical Society, is a New Jersey non-profit corporation with Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Section 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. The organization is led by a seven member Board of Trustees comprised of Lou DiGuilio, Marsha Dionisio, Betsy Dudas, Dr. Floyd L. Moreland, Peter Smith, Christopher Vaz, and Joseph Verderosa. Dr. Moreland accepted responsibility for serving as the organization’s first president.

The organization’s purposes include scanning, documenting and archiving historical documents; historical research; genealogy; planning exhibits and special events; developing membership; and perhaps most importantly for the near-term, raising funds for the preservation of the Moreland Carousel.

The organization is operating out of an office trailer located in the municipal parking lot on Bay Boulevard. Interested persons can learn more about the Seaside Heights Historical Society by visiting the Historical Society's official website or the Historical Society's official Facebook page.