The Avalon Borough Council unanimously approved a new budget Wednesday night that includes no increase in the local tax rate. Councilmembers Nancy Hudanich and Charles Covington outlined the new spending plan that pays cash for most capital improvement projects, and pays down debt. Avalon is the only community in Cape May County with a AAA…
Avalon’s Borough Council meets Wednesday night and is expected to approve a budget with no tax increase. Councilmembers Dr. Nancy Hudanich and Chuck Covington will make their annual budget presentation to the public during the meeting. The budget pays cash and incurs no new debt for all of the large capital improvement projects in the…
A new electrical substation project is moving forward. Avalon officials say the project is nearing completion with an anticipated startup date near Mother’s Day weekend. Atlantic City Electric is constructing a new substation to meet the current and future energy needs of the 7 Mile Beach; the utility is paying for all costs associated with…
Two members of the Avalon Borough Council presented the new 2016 municipal budget to the Avalon Home and Land Owners Association on Saturday. Councilmembers Dr. Nancy Hudanich and Chuck Covington discussed the new budget which includes no tax increase and many capital projects paid with cash, and not additional debt. The budget will be formally…
The Avalon Police Department is going through its accreditation process. Chief William McCormick announced today that an assessment team will spend the day with the Avalon Police Department on Sunday, March 20th for a review. The department must comply with 105 various standards in order to earn accreditation.
Avalon’s Council met Wednesday and discussed a back passing beach fill project that will occur this spring. The Borough plans on relocating at least 40,000 cubic yards of sand from the south end beaches back to the north end beaches, at the sand’s place of origin. Avalon Business Administrator Scott Wahl announced during the meeting…
At the Wednesday night Avalon Borough Council meeting, Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi conducted the swearing in of Matthew S. Ardelean as a new full-time officer. The 25 year-old Ardelean holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Stockton University. He resides in Margate, NJ. Ardelean began his law enforcement career with the Avalon Police Department as…
The Avalon Borough Council met Wednesday night and introduced a new budget that includes no municipal tax increase in 2016. The budget also pays cash for most capital improvement projects planned in Avalon this year. The budget will be presented in detail to the public at the March 23rd meeting when it is expected to…
Avalon has a new Deputy Municipal Clerk. Danielle Nollett is leaving her position in Millville government to accept the position in Avalon that was vacated by a retirement. Nollett will serve in the Clerk’s office under Avalon Municipal Clerk Marie Hood.
Avalon will be introducing its new municipal budget on Wednesday. Council is expected to unveil the new spending plan for 2016 and discuss various capital improvement projects. Avalon is also expected to swear in two new members of the police department, and name a new Deputy Municipal Clerk.