Oceanport Borough Hall

01/21/2016

Please visit the Borough's website at www.oceanportboro.com for news and information on the upcoming storm.

11/20/2015

OCEANPORT PARKS & RECREATION COMMITTEE
PRESENTS:

BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th
5:00pm Port-Au-Peck Fire House

Join the Parks & Recreation Committee along with the Maple Place, Wolf Hill, and Shore Regional Choirs who will lead us in Christmas songs.

Santa Claus will be on hand for free pictures.

Refreshments will be served. Free event!

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11/18/2015

For information regarding the Fort Monmouth Ad-Hoc Committee and Resourses. Please follow the link below

http://www.oceanportboro.com/index.asp?hdr=hdr_01&ftr=ftr_01&mnu=mnu_home&pg=ftmonmouth_01

11/18/2015

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

BOROUGH ADMINISTRATOR - OCEANPORT BOROUGH, Monmouth County, NJ. Oceanport is a 3.9 square mile municipality having a population of 5,800+ residents, an annual budget of approximately $8 million, which operates under a Mayor-Council form of government. The Borough is seeking a strong leader with excellent communication and managerial skills to deal with all levels of government and community, to serve under the Mayor's and Councils' direction and control. The Business Administrator shall be responsible for overseeing departmental operations, supervising and assisting in the preparation of budgets and administering budget controls, advising on policy matters, personnel issues and administrative problems, acting as liaison between the administration and the Governing Body, and participating in labor relations, contract negotiations, human resources, grant writing and redevelopment matters. Attendance at Borough Council Meetings is required. The successful candidate will face unique challenges beyond day to day operations, including, but not limited to, the closing of Fort Monmouth, interacting and negotiating with FMERA regarding Reuse and Redevelopment issues, Post-Sandy Recovery, Monmouth Park Race Track, FEMA, COAH, and PILOT agreements. Minimum education level: Bachelor's Degree is required; Master's Degree in Public Administration (or related area) and previous service as a municipal government administrator preferred; additional certifications and/or licenses a plus. Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Borough reserves the right to interview candidates prior to deadline. Please submit cover letter and resume to: Jeanne Smith, Borough Clerk, Borough of Oceanport, 315 E. Main Street Oceanport, NJ 07757, or email to: [email protected] by December 18, 2015, or until the position is filled. The Borough is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

11/02/2015

Retweeted Declan O'Scanlon ():

Whitepaper: Many stand to lose if horse racing fails in N.J. | https://t.co/EumoLtQNY4 https://t.co/7YgGJ1112Y

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10/31/2015

Retweeted NJ.com ():

A grand finale! American Pharoah wins Breeders' Cup Classic in his final race https://t.co/gg5gzxYe8F

With horse racing's Grand Slam, he cements his legacy

10/31/2015

Retweeted NWS Mount Holly ():

Don't forget to fall back tonight! Check the batteries in your smoke detector & NOAA All Hazards Weather Radio! https://t.co/s0FpgWDRBH

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10/30/2015

Retweeted Marina at Oceanport ():

It's Friday, which is reason enough to celebrate, but it's also the day before Halloween and the World Series... https://t.co/B6l5z8SJSv

10/30/2015

Congrats to our Maple Place Chargers 2015 Field Hockey Champs. https://t.co/WRIrLhKYX7

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10/30/2015

Retweeted Monmouth County ():

As you set your clocks back one hour this coming weekend, be sure to test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. https://t.co/Xxcv83YtXF

“Twice a year, residents should test their smoke alarms and CO detectors,” Freeholder John P. Curley said. “The spring and fall time changes are perfect reminders to test this equipment and, if your detectors are battery operated, you should change the batteries as well.”

10/30/2015

Retweeted Declan O'Scanlon ():

I put out a statement today with looking back on 3 years after Sandy hit.

https://t.co/fiUVcruMrA

Senator Jennifer Beck (R-11) and Assemblyman Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) today issued the following statement on the three year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy. “Three years ago today the lives of far too many New Jerseyans were changed forever. The worst storm in this state’s history hit the Jersey Sho…

10/29/2015

Recovery continues on the 3rd anniversary of Sandy but OP keeps moving forward https://t.co/KSfGkUIcHq

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