A 3.5 hour long meeting was packed with waterfront residents who feared having to pay for rights to use the water they thought they owned.
Expenses increasing across the board means that homeowners will see a higher property tax bill under the proposed budget.
Two seats on the Lacey Township Committee will be up for grabs this November. Here's who's running in the primary:
Meet Mayor Peter Curatolo and share your concerns with him in a casual environment each month at the Ocean County Library Lacey Branch.
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to have their say in whether $92.5 million worth of repairs and upgrades should be done in Lacey.
There's been a lot of controversy over the past few years regarding grasses at Bayfront Park. An upcoming meeting will discuss that.
By approving the affordable housing numbers that the state proposed, Lacey avoids a potential legal battle, officials said.
Here's when you can attend the 2025 Lacey Township Committee meetings.
Incumbent Tim McDonald and new Committeeman Robert Laureigh were sworn in, and a new mayor and deputy mayor were selected.
Committeeman Mark Dykoff opted not to run for re-election after more than 20 years of serving Lacey Township.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew met with Exelon and Atlantic City Electric to discuss a rise in energy bills that he's calling an "urgent crisis."
Funding from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and NOAA will help restore 96 acres of degraded salt marsh in Lacey.
Two lawsuits claim that approvals should never have been given to build a QuickChek where the former Community Hall and Worden House sit.
Polls have closed and results are coming in. Check here for live results from the Lacey Township Committee and school board.
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9th District Sen. Carmen Amato said that the signing of S-3600 will help protect senior citizens by upgrading penalties for burglaries.
The station will now serve as a substation for the Forked River Fire Department, officials said.
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Residents say a QuickChek will destroy historic buildings, but officials say so much has changed, the buildings have little historic value.
One of two roller rinks at Gille Park will be converted into a turf field because it was "underutilized," officials said.
A public comment period is underway for a dredging plan of six Lacey waterways for a 10-year time period.
Both Ryan Zacco and John Tirella are Lacey Township High School graduates who are now joining the police department.
Tuesday will have a school board referendum information session, a school board meeting and Township Committee meeting.
The Worden House and the former Community Center will be demolished to make way for a QuickChek gas station and convenience store.
The 9th Legislative District says they're ready to help residents who are filing for the Senior Freeze program.
Committeeman Mark Dykoff declined to run in the primary, so no matter what, Lacey will see at least on fresh face on the dais.
Lacey residents head to the polls Tuesday to make their voices heard in the primary. Here's what to know:
Holtec is delaying the submission of Oyster Creek's License Termination Plan while working closely with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Rep. Chris Smith honored the two students who will soon be joining the Class of 2028 at the U.S. military service academies.
Holtec shared a quarterly update on the decommissioning of Oyster Creek and what its future could look like.
The Lacey MUA violated a state drinking water requirement, but officials said residents have no need to worry.
Missing documentation means that the sale of the property housing the old community center and Worden House has been voided.
The $41.3 million budget was introduced at the March 28 Township Committee meeting.
Two Township Committee seats are up for grabs this year in Lacey.
The 9th District legislators specifically cited the cuts faced by Lacey schools as evidence the formula is "failing too many students."
The $6 million in federal funds secured by Rep. Chris Smith will alleviate traffic, provide stormwater piping and add to the Rail Trail.
Rep. Chris Smith said that he secured funds to extend Railroad Avenue in Lacey to alleviate traffic congestion on Route 9.
Lanoka Harbor and Bamber Lake fire departments received $50,000 and $20,000 respectively to help purchase updated equipment.
The public is invited to learn about what's in store for Lacey's 2024 municipal budget.
Lacey resident Barry Bendar asked the Lacey Township Committee to halt the pending sale of the Worden House and former community hall.