Beach Badges

The Badge Office is open 7 days a week from
9am to 3pm. Located in Trailer 3 in the Lavallette Firehouse Parking Lot.
732-793-2111
Badge Office / Welcome Center

Recreation Schedule

Aerobics Monday, Wednesday, Friday
8am Basketball Courts
Tai-Chi Tuesday & Thursday
8am Basketball Courts
Zumba Monday 6:00pm Lavallette School,
Thursday 6pm Union Church
Yoga Tuesday 4:30pm & Thursday 7pm Gazebo
 All Classes are $3 Donation Per-Person, Per-Class.

2014 Summer Evening Concert Series at the Heritage Gazebo

Sunday Nights at the Gazebo 7pm.

August 3rd Roustabouts
August 10th The Kootz
August 17th The Merry Sisters of Fate
August 24th 21st Annual Big Band Bootcamp
August 31st A Little Bit of Heaven

Movies on the Bay 2014

Movies begin at sunset - Approximately 8:30pm
Closed captioning and accessible restrooms provided. In case of inclement weather, the movies will be held 8pm at: Lavallette First Aid Location Change

July 29th Free Birds (G)
August 5th The Lego Movie (PG)
August 12th The Mighty (PG-13)
August 19th The Smurfs 2 (PG)

Ocean County Document Shredding Program

Residents are limited to six boxes or bags each day. Commercial documents will not be accepted. Paper clips and staples do not have to be removed from the documents.

9am to 1pm or until the truck is full, the truck has an 8,000-pound capacity.
Registration not required and the service is free.
 April 5, 2014 - October 25, 2014 Flyer

 Lavallette Business Association Sidewalk Sale

Lavallette Business Association
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Along Grand Central Avenue.

2014 Mid Summer Mile Ocean Swim

August 2, 2014 8am
More Information

Lavallette Cancer Walk

2014 Cancer Walk August 3, 2014 8am
Meet at the Music Man
More information and registration available through the Alliance Page

Friends of the Library Psychic Fair

August 13th
1-4 & 5-8pm
$20.00 Donation per fifteen minute session
50% of proceeds go to The Friends of Upper Shores
Upper Shores Library Events

Lavallette Founders Day

Bay Blvd & Philadelphia Ave
September 6, 2014 12 Noon - 6pm. No Rain Date
Vendor Application    Ad Book Application Founders Day Sponsorship Letter

Stop for pedestrians in the crosswalks!

It's The Law!

The driver of a vehicle must stop and stay stopped for a pedestrian crossing the roadway within any marked crosswalk, but shall yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian crossing the roadway within an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, except at crosswalks when the movement of traffic is being regulated by police officers or traffic control signals.
More Information

Bicycle Safety
 
Ride your bicycle with the flow of Traffic, Not against it!  Obey all of the same traffic laws as a motor vehicle!

When ridden on any roadway a bicycle rider has all of the rights and responsibilities of any vehicle. Unless bicycles are specifically excepted, all traffic laws and rules apply to bicycles. Bicyclists who violate traffic laws are subject to a citation.
More Bicycle Safety Information

Lavallette Emergency Notification System



An Emergency Notification System gives those in charge of Public Safety a chance to reach out to the public in case of an emergency event.
Click Here to get more information and sign up.

Lavallette First Aid Members Wanted

The Lavallette First Aid Squad is looking for members to who want to join the squad.
 All training is provided and no experience is necessary.
Training such as CPR, EMT is provided at no charge.
More Info

Saltwater Fishing Registry

Everyone 16 or older must register and carry the printed registration with them when fishing.

All saltwater anglers and for-hire vessel operators will now be able to register through the no-fee State system rather than the fee-based federal system. Anglers still must register with the state system even if already registered with the federal system.

Those who fish from a for-hire party or charter fishing vessel that is registered with the New Jersey Saltwater Recreational Registry Program are not required to file for an individual registration.

To learn more about the registry and register,
visit: www.saltwaterregistry.nj.gov

Important Update - Preliminary Maps:

The Preliminary Map information is now available on the FEMA Region 2 Coastal Website:
www.Region2Coastal.com

The online Tool, “What is my Base Flood Elevation (BFE)?” is also available on
www.Region2Coastal.com for residents and property owners.

Lavallette Preliminary Maps PDF presentation

COAT presentation
Rebuilding after Hurricane Sandy Building Safer and Stronger Pays Off
Fact sheet, dated March, 2013, about the Biggert-Waters 2012

Sandy Living Expenses Voucher Program Delivers Relief To New Jersey’s Working Families

The Christie Administration today announced a new $57 million Sandy Housing and Rental Assistance Program(SHRAP), “The Working Families Living Expenses Voucher Program.” The program will provide housing stability for individuals and families impacted by Superstorm Sandy and ensure that affected households have items essential for health and safety when they return to their home.
More Information

Legislative Alert

Municipal Electric Utilities Renew their Fight for Savings.

There are nine New Jersey municipalities that own and operate their own electrical utilities as departments of local government and the Garden State’s only rural electric cooperative continue to seek passage of the Municipal Shared Services Energy Authority Law.
More Info

No Solicitation

The Lavallette Police Department would like to notify any resident who signed up to be on the "No Solicitation" List, to please contact the police department to place your name on the list. Unfortunately the list was not kept in digital form at the time of Super Storm Sandy and was lost in the storm. We apologize for this inconvenience, and encourage all homeowners who wish to be on the "No Solicitation" list to contact the Police Department to be placed on the list.

Rip Currents

Protect yourself by learning how to spot a rip current so you can stay safe at the beach this summer. Visit the Beach Patrol page for information and videos on spotting a rip current and keeping safe. Beach Patrol

Don't Feed The Seagulls!


White plastic bags are prohibited by ordinance to be left at the curb for pickup. The gulls attack these bags easily and create an unsanitary mess. Please use appropriate containers with lids or dark colored, heavy gauge, plastic bags for your trash.

For your convenience, the Lavallette Recycling Center located at the Public Works Complex accepts regular household waste from 7am to 2:45pm every day. Please consider using this service to keep our streets and town clean.

Manasquan to Barnegat Inlet Federal Beachfill Crossover Plan

The NJ Department of Environmental Protection has provided the Borough with the Federal Beachfill Crossover Plan. Attached is a copy of the plan that includes the proposed beach access points. We have been requested to provide comments by October 30, 2013. Please submit your comments regarding the plan below. Sheets 1-14 and Sheets 15-28
More detailed plans are available to view at the Borough Hall Temporary Trailer
Lavallette Firehouse Parking Lot Trailer # 1
125 Washington Avenue

No Wake Zones

"No wake" is defined as "The slowest possible speed required in order to maintain steerage and headway."

In New Jersey, it is unlawful to operate any vessel or personal watercraft (PWC) at greater than "no wake" speed when within 200 feet or less of docks, marinas, piers, or wharfs.

Vessel operators are responsible for any property damage caused by their vessels wake.

Remember to obey No Wake Zones in and out of the Borough lagoons and surrounding bay front areas.

Prescription Drug Drop Off Sites

“Project Medicine Drop” is to encourage the public to discard outdated or unused prescription medications. The drop boxes accept solid pharmaceuticals such as pills, capsules, patches, inhalers, and pet medications. They cannot accept syringes or liquids.

Ocean County Locations:
Seaside Heights Police Department
Toms River Police Department
More Info and Locations

Flushing unused medicines or throwing them down a sink contaminates waterways.

Residential / Commercial Debris and Construction Material

The deadline for curb side pick of all storm-damaged debris has passed. Pre-Sandy trash and recycling rules are now in effect. All garbage shall be placed in dark – colored, heavy – gauge plastic bags or metal, plastic or vinyl containers that are designed for such purpose with handles and a tight lid. The container shall be no more than fifty (50) gallons in volume. The lid may not be attached in such a manner, such as tied with a rope, string or cord, as to cause a hazard for municipal collection personnel. Garbage placed for municipal collection shall not contain any of the designated recyclable materials, materials resulting from demolition, construction or hazardous waste. Recycling materials shall be place at curbside during your regularly-scheduled recycling pick-up date. All materials resulting from demolition and construction must be disposed of at the property owner’s expense. The Borough will continue to accept clean beach sand. If you have not cleared the sand from your property at this point you will need to contact the Department of Public Works. The Department will inspect and provide guidance on the sand removal and/or disposal on a case by case basis.

Repairs to Substantially Damaged Structures

 If your home or business incurred damage, the Construction Department will need to determine if your structure has been substantially damaged. Substantially damaged means the cost to make your necessary repairs will meet or exceed 50% of the value of the structure. In Lavallette, we use the assessed value to make that determination.

 If you structure is substantially damaged, you may qualify for additional insurance money through the FEMA Increased Cost of Compliance Program (ICC).

 A form is attached for your reference and will need to be completed and submitted to the Construction Code Official in order for him to make the determination. Substantial Damage Form

 Caution should be exercised when submitting this form. If a determination is made that your property did sustain substantial damage (50% or more) you will be required, along with the other needed repairs, to raise the structure in compliance with the Borough’s flood hazard ordinance.

 Also provided is a brochure relating to the FEMA’s Cost of Compliance Program (ICC). ICC
and FEMA Mitigation Publications