On the first anniversary of Super Storm Sandy, we’re all considering ways to avoid disaster when the next extreme weather event arrives.
Some modifications you make to your property can not only prevent damage, but also save money on flood insurance premiums that have been increasing due to National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) [read more]
NORTH WILDWOOD—Mayor Bill Henfey and the members of City Council are pleased to announce that North Wildwood has been awarded the 2013 New Jersey Complete Streets Excellence Award.
“Complete Streets” refers to roadways that are constructed according to [read more]
6:30 – 8 p.m. “Trunk or Treat” at the Municipal Parking Lot, Olde New Jersey Avenue between First & Second avenues.
Prizes for best decorated vehicles. Registration forms available at NW Rec Center, 9th and Central avenues. 609-522-2955.
5 – 7 p.m. “Trick or Treat”
The Monmouth University Polling Institute is known as a “poll of record” for the state of New Jersey. The polling institute has dedicated substantial resources to understanding the personal impact of Sandy, having conducted four surveys in New Jersey on the issue. The Monmouth University Polling Institute has created the Sandy Recovery Survey in an [read more]
The North Wildwood Police Department, in conjunction with the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) New Jersey Division, will be hosting Operation Take Back New Jersey on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Officers will be stationed in the lobby of the North Wildwood Police Department where citizens can properly dispose of their unused, unwanted or expired medications.
The goal of this program is [read more]
Added and omitted assessment bills will be going out Oct. 1. All newly constructed properties and properties not previously taxed that should have been taxed will receive bills.
NORTH WILDWOOD—Mayor William Henfey is currently being hospitalized for medical treatment, while undergoing further tests.
The Mayor has maintained contact with Council and City Officials regarding the conduct of on-going City business.
The North Wildwood Police Department would like to remind guests attending the Irish Fall Festival of the following restrictions;
— Backpacks and coolers are not permitted inside the festival area
— Guests are prohibited from bringing alcoholic beverages into the festival site
— Open display of alcoholic beverages outside the festival area is prohibited
— Alcoholic beverages are NOT [read more]
