Seaside Park PBA #182

11/26/2023

11/14/2023

2024 Beach Badges on sale beginning 12/1 through 12/31 online at seasideparknj.org! In person sales and order pick up will be in the borough hall lobby from 11am to 3pm on the following dates ONLY: 12/2, 12/9, 12/10, 12/16, 12/17.
PLEASE NOTE: On Sunday 12/3, badge sales will be at the Seaside Park Holiday Craft Market at the Seaside Park Elementary School ONLY.
Prices: Seasonal (Holiday Price) – $60.00
Senior (65 years old or older with valid ID) – $20.00
Please contact [email protected] with questions or concerns.

11/13/2023

Mark your calendars for some Holiday Fun in the Park! Sunday 12/3 is our 3rd Annual Holiday Craft Market sponsored by the Seaside Park Recreation Department, Tree Lighting Ceremony and PBA Holiday Dinner! ‘Tis the Season 🎄🎅🎄

10/20/2023

Even though the Oktoberfest event at J street is cancelled for this weekend, we still have plenty of great long sleeves available to purchase for the fall weather. Please direct all orders to our paypal/email [email protected]. Please include your size in the message. Shirts are $35.00 a piece and two shirts for $60.00.

Any questions please contact us at our email, [email protected] or any PBA member.

Happy Fall!

05/18/2023

05/07/2023

A statement from Chief Joseph Smith of the Deptford Township Police Department.

04/25/2023

Please join us as we pay tribute to the 45 lives we lost during Covid. We were never able to properly mourn these public safety professionals.

Over 100 police vehicles and families of those we lost will proceed from the PNC Bank Arts Center to Epic Church on Main Street in Sayreville for the prayer service

We will recognize our fallen and their families at the largest prayer service ever for fallen first responders in New Jersey.

04/14/2023

Signs of spring….Last week the parking meters, this week the J Street traffic light is off blinker! The next sign of spring will be the reduction of the Central Avenue speed limit from 35 mph to 25 mph! Summer must be around the corner!

03/18/2023

Our thoughts and prayers are with our brothers and sisters of Seaside Park Station 45 Volunteer Fire Company Rest In Peace Paul

03/04/2023

Stranding Network members from The Marine Mammal Stranding Center, Atlantic Marine Conservation Society, New York Marine Rescue Center, and Maryland Department of Natural Resources completed a necropsy today, 3/3/2023 in Seaside Park, NJ, to determine the cause of death of the 30ft humpback whale that was first seen on March 1. Although the animal was fairly decomposed, teams were able to determine that she was a female, in good body condition, and document several internal and external injuries. These include bruising on the head, sections of fractured skull, and sharp force trauma consistent with propeller wounds on the right lateral side. Evidence of previous entanglement scars were also documented. The necropsy team obtained samples from the wound sites, as well as other parts of the whale, that will be sent out for further testing to determine if the injuries were sustained pre or post mortem. Full results may not be available for many weeks. Following the necropsy, the whale was buried on the beach. The Seaside Park Police Department, Fire Department, Public Works, NJ State Park Police, Ocean County Sheriff's Officials, Seaside Heights Officials, NOAA Fisheries’ Office of Law Enforcement and Greater Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office Staff, NJ Department of Environmental Projection, and Monmouth County Department of Public Works were all on scene or assisting with the response. We are thankful for the tireless efforts of our stranding network and local partners, and their dedication towards these animals.
Photo: Michael McKenna, MMSC

All whales, dolphins, porpoises, and seals are protected by the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which makes touching, feeding, or otherwise harming these animals illegal. The best way to assist these animals, and keep them and yourself safe, is by calling trained responders and maintaining a 150-foot distance. Call the Marine Mammal Stranding Center Hotline at (609) 266-0538 to immediately report any sick, injured, or deceased marine mammals and sea turtles in New Jersey. To report strandings of marine mammals and sea turtles in all other states in the northeast, call NOAA’s stranding hotline to be directed to a trained responder in your area: (866) 755-6622