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Beach Haven council approves $3.17 million in bills, lists three ordinances for introduction and proposes temporary police-captain appointment
Summary
At its Jan. 30 meeting the Beach Haven Borough Council approved consent resolutions and bills totaling $3,172,580.32, announced three proposed ordinances to be introduced at the next meeting — including a temporary change to allow two police captains while a civil-service list is active — and heard no public comment.
The Beach Haven Borough Council on Jan. 30 approved the consent agenda and bills totaling $3,172,580.32 and announced three ordinances for introduction at the next council meeting, including a temporary amendment to the police roster that would allow two captains while a civil-service promotion list remains valid.
The meeting opened at 6 p.m. with Mayor Lambert presiding and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mrs. Baumiller. The clerk read the required New Jersey Open Public Meetings Act notice and then called the roll; members present answered in the affirmative by roll call. The council approved the Jan. 2, 2025 reorganization meeting minutes on a motion by Mrs. Baumiller, seconded by Mayor Lambert, with all members recorded as voting yes.
Under the consent agenda the clerk read several resolutions that the council moved to adopt together. The items included Resolution 41, authorizing a shared-services agreement with Ocean County for participation in a prosecutors/fatal-accident support team; Resolution 43,…
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