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Votes at a glance: contracts, appointments and a citywide bike-lane striping award
Summary
At its June 17 meeting the Brigantine City Council approved a block of resolutions and contracts, including appointments to the lifeguard association pension commission, a meters-and-radios contract, a Polaris Ranger purchase, a bike-lane striping contract and an EMS refund; the council also approved an 11-item consent agenda and introduced an ordinance on handicap parking.
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The Brigantine City Council on June 17 approved multiple resolutions and routine items by roll call.
Key actions included:
- Resolution 20261-158: Appointments to the lifeguard association pension commission (Chief George Eme, Ronald D. Feliz, John Johnson, Tom Richi) - Resolution 2026-159: Contract with Core and Main LP for residential meters and radios - Resolution 2026-160: Authorization to refund an emergency medical service overpayment - Resolution 2026-161: Employment agreement with Police Chief Steve Ward (see separate item) - Resolution 2026-162: Contract with Atlantic City Cycle Center for a Polaris Ranger XP 1000 crew under the Sourcewell cooperative - Resolution 2026-163: Award to Zone Striping, Inc. for bike-lane striping at Lagoon Boulevard, Harbor Beach Boulevard and related stretches
Council approved an 11-item consent agenda and carried each motion by roll call. Ordinance 2026-12, which would amend chapter 284 of the code relating to handicap parking spaces, was introduced during the meeting and is scheduled for future consideration.
On the bike-lane contract, council member Tiger provided a short status update: "they'll be out within the next two weeks to start painting bike lanes," and said the work will cover Lagoon Boulevard, Harbor Beach Boulevard and other sections leading back to Brigantine Avenue. The city said lanes would be repainted for summer use.
Where motions recorded roll-call results in the transcript, the motions carried; no items were pulled from the consent agenda during the portion of the meeting provided.

