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Beach Haven expands emergency re‑entry placards to individual condominium unit owners
Summary
Beach Haven announced Dec. 8, 2025, that it has revised its emergency re‑entry placard policy so individual condominium unit owners — not only association presidents or property managers — may receive re‑entry placards; the borough said the change follows resident feedback and coordination with condominium associations and retains safeguards for accountable re‑entry after storms.
The Borough of Beach Haven announced on Dec. 8 that it has updated its emergency re‑entry placard policy for condominium properties, making individual condominium unit owners eligible to receive individual emergency re‑entry placards.
According to the borough release read into the record, the change followed resident feedback, coordination with condominium associations and evaluation of safety considerations affecting post‑storm re‑entry operations. Previously the borough issued placards for multi‑unit condominium buildings only to the association president or property manager; the revised policy expands eligibility while the release said it will maintain safeguards to ensure accountability and safe re‑entry after a major storm or evacuation.
The release directed residents with questions to the Beach Haven Office of Emergency Management and said details are posted on the borough website. Council members noted the update during the meeting but did not remove the resolution from the consent agenda for separate discussion.
The borough did not provide in the reading specific implementation steps or a timeline for issuing placards to individual unit owners; residents seeking more detail were instructed to contact the Office of Emergency Management.
