Hearing To Use Brick Township Church As School is Postponed Tuesday

A hearing during which testimony was set to continue in the case of Brick Township’s Fellowship Chapel and its quest to...

Brick Receives $1.4M From State Toward Purchase of Breton Woods Open Space

Brick officials have been successful in obtaining $1.4 million from the state to reimburse a portion of the purchase price for...

Amid Increasing Accidents, Brick Introduces Regulations on ‘E-Bikes’ on Township Roads

Accidents involving electric-powered bicycles, commonly known as “e-bikes,” are increasing, with police department attributing an uptick in injuries and crashes to...

Brick Receives $943K in Opioid Settlement Funding

Brick Township has received compensation in the latest round of settlements against the manufacturers of opioid pain medications that will be...

Brick Is Finally Solving A Major Traffic Hazard (With A Popeyes Coming As a Result)

Brick Township officials have been waiting since 2021 for a solution to a nagging traffic issue on Route 88, which they...

Brick Planning Board to Settle Parking Rules for Mixed Commercial, Residential Development

Brick Township’s planning board will be tasked with interpreting cross-access and parking requirements from its 2013 approval of the “New Visions”...

Brick Residents Asked to Have Their Say on Open Space Purchases, Future of Parks

Brick Township officials are seeking public input in discussions on land preservation and the development of parks and outdoor facilities in...

Traders Cove Dredging Cost Rises by More than $300K Following Study

The cost to dredge Traders Cove Marina in Brick Township has risen by more than $300,000 following an engineer’s assessment of...

Normandy Beach, Shore Acres Road Elevation Projects OK’d in Brick

Brick Township officials this week awarded contracts for two roadway elevation projects in flood-prone neighborhoods. The elevations will physically raise the...

As Brick Reservoir Dips Low in Drought, Officials Look Toward Future

The Brick Reservoir, a sprawling 120-acre source holding more than 850 millions gallons of drinking water, is looking a bit dry...