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Council approves $218,580 flood mitigation grant insertion and routine contracts
Summary
The council adopted a budget amendment to add a $218,580 state flood mitigation assistance grant and approved multiple routine professional services and equipment contracts, all by roll call votes.
At the Sept. 2 meeting the Brigantine City Council unanimously approved a municipal budget amendment to insert a State of New Jersey Flood Mitigation Assistance grant of $218,580 into the 2026 budget.
Mayor Sarah announced the appropriation during consideration of Resolution 2026-218. "This is the amount of $218,580," she said as the council moved, seconded and approved the measure by roll call.
In the same session the council approved several professional-services and procurement items: a $30,000 increase to a contract with Policy and Associates for planning and design related to a replacement well (Well No. 5); a $49,000 contract with Policy and Associates for bulkhead replacement design; and a $47,300 contract with Arthur True Consulting for drainage improvements. Each resolution was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
Council members did not discuss substantive changes to project scopes on the record; the items were presented as routine approvals to advance design and permitting work.
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