Monmouth County Freeholders

As Covid-19 coronavirus cases are going up and vaccines being distributed in the first round, via Phase 1A, there is now an increase in the amount of testing days and hours as well as Monmouth County Commissioners adding a mobile vaccination unit for first responders.

The Monmouth County Department of Planning is now running a public input study called "Monmouth Within Reach" along with the North Jersey Transportation Authority collecting your ideas and putting together a plan to address travel demand.

The true financial impacts of the summer of 2020 at the Jersey Shore won't truly be known until sometime next year but this year saw record beach revenue in Monmouth County despite the restrictions and despite the pandemic.

The Glimmer Glass Bridge, which covers a portion of the Manasquan inlet, is undergoing some repairs after mechanical failure closed it down on October 3.

As part of their COVID-19 Free Testing Program, Monmouth County Freeholders announced Wednesday that they are adding a testing site to next week’s schedule at the Old Municipal Building, 316 Old Tavern Road in Howell.

With the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic underway and the positive cases going up the Monmouth County Freeholders are increasing the the number of tests being provided at their testing locations from 100 to 150 per day beginning on Tuesday.

Monmouth County Freeholders are diverting the latest round of CARES Act funding to help special needs schools in the community as well as providing a new round for businesses.

Monmouth County Freeholders are diverting the next round of CARES Act funding to help save the arts in the community.

Monmouth County is hosting a fall surplus auction, online, beginning this Saturday and running through Tuesday evening.

In 2020, you'd be surprised to learn that Monmouth County actually exceeded last year's beach revenue total and there's a couple reasons why.

Monmouth County Freeholders have rolled out a new business initiative to help residents get back on their feet and move forward.

It has been nineteen years since the September 11 attacks that changed our world forever and for many it feels like yesterday.