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The First Police ordinance authorizing the office of a marshal in the Borough of Bradley Beach was passed on April 19, 1893. The first marshal, Charles A. Bennett was appointed that same month and assigned to work six months of day shifts and six months of night shifts.
The first sworn Chief of Police was Charles J. Poland who served from 1935 to 1950. The second Chief of Police was Robert E. Farry from 1950 to 1951, at which time he was elected as a borough commissioner. The third Chief of Police was Harvey T. Gaunt who was appointed chief in 1951 and served in that capacity until his retirement on December 31, 1971. The fourth Chief of Police was Eugene T. Myles who was appointed in 1972 and served until 1988. Alfred E. Trimble was the next chief serving from 1988 to 1992.Robert DeNardo was appointed in July 1992 and served until 2006. The current Chief of Police is Leonard A. Guida, who was appointed on January 4, 2007.
The operation of the police department has changed dramatically through the years, from foot patrols and “on the beat cop” to the use of bicycle patrols and marked police vehicles. The Bradley Beach Police Department currently has five marked police vehicles outfitted with the latest equipment such as mobile computer terminals, video camera recorders, speed radar units and a life saving CPR/defibrillator packs.
As the Borough has grown, so has the police department. The department currently has eighteen full time officers. The structure of the department has grown as well, with officers assigned to the detective bureau, bicycle patrol, traffic safety, community services and the D.A.R.E. Program. Within the department there are four full-time police dispatchers and a secretary. School crossing guards, police matrons and special officers complement the department and provide additional security to our children during school hours and our beachfront population during the summer.
The Bradley Beach Police Department has come a long way since 1893 and under the leadership of Chief Leonard A. Guida will continue to meet the needs of the residents and protect and serve the community.
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For emergencies call the Bradley Beach Police Department at (732)-775-6900 or call 9-1-1. Stay tuned to your local Radio Stations for evacuation and emergency information.
↑ BACK TO TOP↑CURBSIDE COLLECTION & REMOVAL OF REFUSE, TRASH & GARBAGE:
The following schedule is in effect for all dwelling units, including condominiums and apartments, within the Borough of Bradley Beach. Collections are performed on designated days between the hours of 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM, and between 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM on Main Street. No pickup on New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. For all such holidays, collection will occur on the next week day.
MAIN ST. – Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays
LAKE TER. LaREINE AVE. – Mondays and Thursdays
BRINLEY TO FOURTH AVES. – Tuesdays and Fridays
THIRD AVE TO BRADLEY BLVD. – Wednesdays and Saturdays
STREET SWEEPING:
The following schedule is in effect from April 15th to November 1st. During months with five weeks, only Main Street and Ocean Avenue will be swept. During inclement weather, routes will be done on the next scheduled day.
OCEAN AVE. & MAIN ST. – Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4:00 AM to 7:00 AM
THE NORTH SIDE OF ALL STREETS – Every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the Month
THE SOUTH SIDE OF ALL STREETS – Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the Month
THE WEST SIDE OF ALL STREETS – Every 1st and 3rd Monday of the Month
THE EAST SIDE OF ALL STREETS – Every 2nd and 4th Friday of the Month
BRUSH, SHRUBS AND YARD WASTE:
Brush and shrubs will be picked up on the first Monday of the month from March through September. Brush and shrubs not more than eight (8) inches in diameter and not in excess of ten (10) feet in length, securely tied in bundles between the curb and sidewalk. Bundles may be tied with string or rope (Wire ties are not permitted). Do not put out brush more than 24 hours before pick up.
No brush, shrubs or yard waste pick up October 1st through February 28th.
The Department of Public works will only pick up during this time in the event of a major storm or safety concerns.
GRASS:
Grass is the responsibility of the resident to dispose of it. TIP: Mulch it.
LEAF PICKUP:
Leaves may be placed loose at the curb or in an open container for collection (No closer than ten (10) feet from a storm drain) April 1st to May 31st & September 15th to December 15th.
ALL commercial contractors are prohibited from disposing any debris at the Borough Public Works Yard.
ALL commercial contractors shall immediately remove all yard waste, shrubs and brush from the job site.
BULK PICKUP:
Bulk items are picked up at curbside on regular trash days. Bulk pickup stickers may be purchased at Borough Hall. NOTE: ABSOLUTELY NO BUILDING MATERIALS WILL BE ACCEPTED. ALL REFRIGERATION ITEMS MUST BE FREE OF FREON.
HAZARDOUS WASTE MATERIALS:
Must be dropped off at Monmouth County’s Permanent Household Waste Facility, located on Shafto Road, in Tinton Falls. The following items are accepted: Motor Oil, Antifreeze, Batteries, Gasoline, Pesticides, Fertilizers, Herbicides, Paints, Solvents, Thinners, Varnishes, Pool Chemicals, Propane Barbecue Tanks, Cleaners. (Materials must be in marked containers with original labels.) Maximum Amount: 200 lbs. of dry material / 20 gallons of liquid (no container larger than 5 gallons) per visit. Call for an appointment (732)-922-2234. Hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Tuesday through Saturday.
** ALL BUSINESSES MUST CONTRACT PRIVATELY FOR DISPOSAL **
Copies of all schedules can be obtained from Borough Hall. Call 732-776-2999 Ext. 10.
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Borough Public Works Yard:
705 Evergreen Ave.
(732)-776-2980
Hours: 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Lunch 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Richard T. Bianchi, Jr.
Operating Supervisor of Public Works
2010 Beach Season
Beach Badge Information during Summer Season 732 776-2994 or 732 776-2991.
Badges are required on weekends starting Memorial Day Weekend and Daily beginning on June 18, 2010 through Labor Day. Lifeguards are on duty 9 AM until 5 PM.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Food and beverages are permitted on the beach. No alcohol, open fires permitted.
The beach is accessible to those who use wheelchairs at both Newark and Second Avenue. Beach chairs are available for people with disabilities.
Fishing allowed on beach jetties at Lake Terrace, Park Place, Brinley and Second Avenues at the discretion of lifeguards.
Surfing is allowed at the Third Avenue Beach.
Public Restrooms Newark, LaReine, Third and Evergreen Avenues. Showers are located on the beach.
Changing Rooms are located and Cliff and Third Avenues.
Bicycles are allowed from Midnight until 10 AM during the beach season.
DOGS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Seeing Eye dogs, guide dogs or other guide animals are permitted.
Other animals are not permitted on the boardwalk, promenade, walkways or any public land located east of the curb on Ocean Avenue April 16th through October 14th.
However, October 15th through April 15th, dogs and other domestic leashed animals are permitted to cross over the boardwalk, promenade and walkways soley for the purpose of gaining access to the public beach area. Any such animal must be taken directly onto the public beach area. Dogs and other domestic animals may be unleashed at the beach but must be accompanied by the owner or the owner’s representative.
DUNE GRASS
Picturesque though they are, coastal sand dunes and Dune Grass serve a more important purpose than beauty. Dunes act as flexible barriers to ocean storm surges and waves, protect low-lying areas, catch wind blown sand aiding in the prevention of beach erosion, and may provide a habitat for animals and birds. DUNE GRASS is very weak. If you step on it, the whole plant will die. With this in mind, while you are enjoying our beaches, please do not touch the Dune Grass. Thank you.
BEACH BADGE SALES
Season Beach Badges will be on sale daily weather permitting at both Third Avenue and Cliff Avenue Booths.
Daily badges will be sold at all booth locations.
Purchases must be made in person, payment only by cash or check.
PRICES Cash or check (Drive License ID required) only.
Adult $65.00 each
Senior $25.00 each ages 60 and older
Junior $25.00 each ages 14 and 15
Daily $7.00 per person EXCEPT HOLIDAYS
$8.00 per person Saturday, Sunday and Holidays
Children 13 years old and under are free.
Parking Meters on the east side of Ocean Avenue are in effect starting May 22 through September 12th. Cost $1.00 (coins only) per hour for your convenience.
Parking is free on the west side of Ocean Avenue.
The beachfront has food concessions, beach chair and umbrella rentals at the Brinley Avenue beach location, Toddler parks for children 1-4 on the beach at Cliff, LaReine and Second Avenues.
The Miniature Golf Course is located at Ocean Park Avenue. Phone 732 776-2404.
Open weekends starting May 29th.
Daily starting
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Junior Lifeguard Program begins on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 9:30 am at the Second Avenue Beach.
Chief Lifeguard/Beach Manager Dick Johnson
email: bbguard1@msn.com
Lifeguard Headquarters Phone # 732 776-2990
SummerTimeSurfParticipantGuidelines
2010+SummerTime+Surf+Camp+Application
Yoga: Thursday evenings, 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm, at the Rec Center. $10 per class. For more information, contact the instructor, at via email: batinkler@aol.com or call the Recreation Center at 732 776-2993
Features
Outdoor basketball courts, outdoor tennis court, playing field to accommodate soccer, flag football and softball/baseball games.
Indoor concession stand, pool table, ping-pong table, big screen TV/Playstation 2, games and computers.
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Bradley Beach Recreation Center
South Main Street between Evergreen and Monmouth Avenue
Bradley Beach NJ 07720
Phone: 732 776-2993 or 732 776-2998
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday; 3 pm to 6pm
Director: Cynthia Brady
Email: cbradyf@aol.com
↑ BACK TO TOP↑Municipal Stormwater Management Plan: Master Plan Element
Developed by T&M Associates
Topographical Map
↑ BACK TO TOP↑Information from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
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Emergency Management Coordinator Chief Leonard Guida 732 775-6900
Deputy Coordinators
Norman Goldfarb Neil Scully Stephen Fahnholz John McLoughlin
Joseph Everett Ronald Minsky Richard Bianchi Jason Afanador
Helpful Links
Bradley Beach Street Map
The Flood Insurance Rate Map of Bradley Beach
For more information, go to the Federal Emergency Management Agency: FEMA webpage.
Flood Protection Information
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↑ BACK TO TOP↑The primary responsibility of the Tax Assessor’s Office is to equally distribute the property tax burden among its property owners. Equally distributing the tax burden involves maintaining a list of property owners and raising and lowering assessments. The assessments are amended due to demolitions, property improvements and appeals. The Director of the Division of Taxation also requires the Assessor’s Office to assist with a sales ratio study. The ratio study is used by the State of New Jersey to determine the amount of State Aid distributed to School Districts. The ratio is also used to determine the amount of county taxes each municipality pays.
Long ago the Constitution of New Jersey established a property tax to pay for municipal services, local schools, and county services. The tax was based on a system known as “Ad Val Orem”. An Ad Val Orem tax is based on value. This means the higher valued properties pay more than lower valued properties.
The assessment of a property is directly related to its market value. The general tax rate times the assessment is a property owner’s yearly tax burden. The general tax rate is made up of several different components. Those components are the school rate, the municipal rate, fire district rate and county rate. Each individual rate is created by dividing the total assessments in a municipality by the individual budget.
Click here to search for information relating to lot ownership, block and lot numbers, assessments, lot size, square feet of building area, year built of structure, sales price and date of sale.
Click here to access Monmouth County deed records.
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Edward M. Mullane, CTA, SCGREA, Tax Assessor
701 Main Street, Bradley Beach
732-776-2999, ext. 19
Robert Cahn, Assistant Tax Assessor
Hours of Operation
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday (except holidays)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE WHILE WE UPDATE OUR WEB PAGE TO BETTER SERVE YOU
Inspection Request
To schedule inspections on line, please email your inspection information to:
bradleycode@monmouth.com
By Telephone: Call 732 776-2999 ext 16
Please have the following information when requesting your inspection:
No inspection will be scheduled without the above information. Sorry no exceptions.
Your inspection date and approximate time will be confirmed by phone with the contact person.
Email for Code/Construction Department
bradleycode@monmouth.com
USEFUL LINKS
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS WEB PAGE
http://www.state.nj.us/dca/codes/
Other forms available at
http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/forms/#7
FEMA FLOOD MAP CURRENTLY IN USE
Bradley Beach Fema Flood Map
FEMA DFIRM FLOOD MAP EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2009
(THIS MAP WILL TAKE SOME TIME TO LOAD)
FEMA DFIRM Flood Map
Borough Council - Regular Meeting - Tuesday, September 14, 2010 - Following Prior Meeting Planning Board - Regular Meeting - Thursday, August 26, 2010 @ 6:30 PM Borough Council - Regular Meeting - Tuesday, August 24, 2010 - Following Prior Meeting Zoning Board - Zoning Board Meeting - Thursday, August 19, 2010 @ 6:30 PM Joint Subcommittee Planning & Zoning - - Thursday, August 12, 2010 @ 6:25 PM| September 2, 2010, 3:46 pm | |
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