The Council meeting involved the review and action on several ordinances, including updates to salary ranges for non-union employees and amendments to land use and development regulations. Key agenda items included the approval of various financial resolutions such as the payment of bills, the acceptance of quotes for fire department equipment and fencing, and the approval of shared services agreements. Additionally, the Council ratified updated bylaws for the municipal joint insurance fund, accepted grant funding for recycling and open space projects, authorized a towing services contract, and approved the release of various escrow and bond balances. Administrative updates were provided by Council members across multiple departments, and several resolutions concerning budget grant cancellations and updated employee salary schedules were passed.
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The council meeting addressed several key items, including a proposed site redevelopment and parking improvement plan for Mercedes-Benz of Little Silver. Updates were provided regarding the borough's application for Monmouth County Open Space Grant funding for improvements to Santelle Park, such as permanent bathrooms, a shade structure, a water rescue storage area, and a bocce court. The council also discussed fencing and storage plans for Sickles Park and the Board of Education building, as well as the 2025 Annual Audit, which concluded with no recommendations. Additional discussions covered the 2026 Road Improvement Program, library technician hiring, and various grant applications for municipal improvements, including ADA accessibility enhancements for the public library and infrastructure upgrades for recreation facilities.
Mar 23, 2026·Board meeting
Little Silver Borough Council Meeting Minutes
The council discussed the potential postponement of the annual town-wide garage sale and received an annual update from the Parker Homestead. Deliberations occurred regarding a request from the Alderbrook Homeowners Association to utilize municipal services for road brining. A public hearing was held for a bond ordinance providing for capital improvements and equipment. Various departmental reports were presented, covering topics such as library programming, recreation events, joint insurance fund safety initiatives, planning and zoning ordinance reviews, and police staffing. Additionally, the council approved a series of resolutions regarding payment of bills, facility maintenance, and reimbursements to local homeowners associations for services, and authorized an executive session to discuss real property matters.
