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- Legislative Power. The legislative power of the Borough shall be exercised by the Council except as may be otherwise prescribed by state statute. The Mayor may participate in discussion but will vote only in the case of a tie or when providing the fourth vote as part of a quorum. A majority of the whole number of the governing body shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
On each reorganization day, the Council will elect from among itself a President, to serve a one-year term. No individual will serve for more than three years consecutively. The Council President shall hold all powers and duties in accordance with the law; shall keep the Mayor fully informed on all issues to ensure adequate communication with the entire governing body; shall facilitate the annual organization of standing Council committees and present such Committees for confirmation on reorganization day; shall provide final approval of each meeting agenda throughout the year; and shall sign all ordinances adopted in his/her presence when serving as presiding officer.
Brian P. Kelly
Mayor
732-693-7843
bkelly@seabrightnj.org
January 6, 2024 Mayor's Message
Mayor Kelly thanked all our special guests for attending ans took a moment to reflect on 2023 - he reported we had a great year in Sea Bright. We had some unique challenges in our unique town, but a wonderful year overall.....
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| Erwin Bieber Council Member 973- 464-0773 ebieber@seabrightnj.org |
Samuel A. Catalano |
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John M. Lamia, Jr. Council Member 908-413-0479 jlamia@seabrightnj.org |
Marc A. Leckstein, Esq. |
