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Wildwood Crest council adopts contracts, appointments and routine resolutions
Summary
At its Oct. 15, 2025 meeting the Wildwood Crest governing body approved multiple resolutions covering benefits contracts, vendor awards, appointments, a tax refund for a disabled veteran and several procurement items, all by unanimous roll call votes.
The Borough of Wildwood Crest adopted a series of resolutions on Oct. 15, 2025, covering employee health coverage, vendor agreements, appointments, property-related work orders and routine municipal expenditures.
Key actions included adoption of a resolution authorizing termination of participation in the State Health Benefits Program (SHBP) including prescription and dental coverage; amendment of resolution 25-77 (appointment of a health insurance brokerage consultant for 2025); and authorization to award an agreement to Braven Health for medical insurance and prescription services. A second, similar health-insurance agreement was also approved by the governing body (vendor details for that item were not fully specified in the transcript).
Other approvals included a tax refund for a totally disabled veteran; a borough engineer work order for a professional survey of 2011 West Pittsburgh Avenue not to exceed $1,500 (a commissioner asked whether the engineer was solicited and staff explained the engineer provided a proposal); appointment of Carl Grun to the Wildwood Crest Backbay Dredging Advisory Committee (term to Dec. 31, 2026); a licensing agreement with Wildwood Catholic Academy to use the Joseph F. Savage pool for the 2025–2026 swim season; purchase of a 2026 Ford utility/interceptor-based vehicle for the Construction Code Department at $44,236.40; an amendment to include website design at a not-to-exceed $5,475; and a motion to pay all bills as submitted.
All listed resolutions were adopted by unanimous roll call votes (Mr. Schiff, Mr. Franco and Mr. Cabrera voted yes on recorded items). The council also authorized entry into executive session to discuss safety and security techniques, potential litigation over a bulkhead violation, and employment terms for a PPM.
Where the transcript did not fully identify a contracting vendor or provide additional procurement details, the article states that information as not specified on the record.
