Ocean County Commissioners

There is a monumental and game-changing plan in the works in Ocean County that would better help those facing homelessness in our communities.

There are so many things to do from going to the beach and boardwalk to enjoying water parks and walking trails to comedy shows and so much more in Ocean County every summer.

Ocean County Commissioners have announced the ways in which they are looking to spend the more than $25-million in American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Ocean County has become more and more of a destination to live, work, and vacation in over the years and that's likely to grow in 2023.

Ocean County Commissioner Director Joe Vicari put out a letter Thursday announcing that 2023 will be his last year in government.

There have been many governing bodies in Ocean County who've made it a priority to invest in and protect open space on acres of land that would otherwise be turned into real estate.

While the numbers are still being tallied up from the summer as we head into shoulder season, Ocean County Commissioner Joe Vicari is feeling pretty good about the summer of 2022.

There is no rush on cleaning up from Christmas but if you want to get a head start or plan on doing so this week, there a few spots in Ocean County where you can drop off your Christmas tree.

For children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other disabilities, there is a new space to relax and enjoy any number of programs.

Do you have a pile in your shed or in/around the house of stuff that you've been meaning to get rid of or haven't thought you could get rid of?

The conversation has only just begun, the work to help and serve the poor and homeless is a continual mission in Ocean County, the Jersey Shore and beyond.