When Will Midstreams Road in Brick be Paved? Mayor Slams County for Conditions

BRICK-Mayor John Ducey addressed resident concerns over the condition of Midstreams Road which connects Route 88 with Princeton Avenue. The road was scheduled to be paved in 2017, but wasn’t, leading residents…

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Four Sent to Hospital After Crash in Brick

by BRICK PD On 03/09/18 at 1108 am Officers responded to Hooper Ave just South of Tunesbrook Rd for a motor vehicle crash in the roadway. Upon arrival Officers determined that it…

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Brick Mayor Recognized with Public Service Award for Park Services

Mayor John G. Ducey was named the recipient of the New Jersey Recreation and Parks Association’s Public Service Award. Mayor Ducey received the award at the NJRPA’s Annual Conference in Atlantic City…

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Brick Memorial Wins Mayor’s Cup Mock Trial

by Brick Twp Brick Memorial High School won this year’s Mayor’s Cup Mock Trial. The students faced off against Brick Township High School in the annual competition, last week. “The Mayor’s Cup Mock…

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Six Arrested in Brick Drug Raid

Published by Brick Police Department On January 31, 2018, at approximately 8:30pm, the Brick Township Special Emergency Response Team executed two court authorized search warrants within the Township of Brick. A lengthy…

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DEP Suggests Howell Waste Facility Could Bring Hazardous Waste to Township

HOWELL-As the Monmouth County Solid Waste Advisory Committee prepares to green-light a plan to build a 1,500 ton solid waste processing facility to Randolph Road, the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection warns…

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Brick Cancels $42,000 in Law Enforcement Grant Funding

BRICK-A resolution to cancel nearly $42,000 in outstanding, uncollectable and unspent grant funding was presented at last night’s Brick Township council meeting. Brick Mayor John Ducey explained the grants as matching funding,…

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Ordinance to Allow Brick Cops to Enforce NJ Traffic Laws in private Parking Lots Advances

BRICK-The Brick Council on Tuesday voted in favor of an ordinance to allow police officers to perform traffic enforcement operations in some of the town’s public and private parking facilities. Under the…

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Democrat Brick School Board Hires Law Firm Owned by GOP Chairman, Former Governor

BRICK-A politically bizarre turn of events occurred this week at the Brick Township School Board when the “Clean Slate” Democrats who control the board voted to appoint a law firm with deep…

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Brick Municipal Anti-Drug Coalition to Offer Weekend Sport Program to Kids Ages 9-12

By Brick Twp The Brick Municipal Anti-Drug Coalition (BMAC) is offering a new program for township boys and girls ages 9 through 12 called Sport Saturday. The program offers young athletes 90…

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Ducey Sworn In for Second Term as Mayor of Brick

Submitted by Brick Township On Monday, January 1, Mayor John G. Ducey took the Oath of Office to start his next four year term as Mayor of Brick Township. Governor-Elect Phil Murphy…

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Brick to Host Blood Drive Thursday

The Township is hosting a Blood Drive in partnership with the Central Jersey Blood Center on Thursday, January 11, 10:30am-3:30pm at Town Hall (401 Chambers Bridge Rd.). Donors must be healthy, at…

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Brick Board of Ed Expected to Appoint New Principals at Board Meeting

BRICK-The Brick Township Board of Education tonight is expected to appoint two new principals in the school district. Brick Memorial High School Assistant Principal Jonathan Barressi will move to Veterans Memorial Elementary School…

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Brick Man Indicted for October Shooting in Long Branch

by CHRIS SWENDEMAN Man Facing Charges of Armed Burglary, Attempted Murder, Weapons Offenses FREEHOLD – An Ocean County man is named in a 4-count indictment handed up by a Monmouth County grand…

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Brick’s Million Dollar Healthcare Fraud Gets 5 Years in Prison

ttorney General Christopher S. Porrino and the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor (OIFP) announced that a former Brick Township employee today was sentenced to five years in state prison for stealing…

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Calling All Residents! Brick Mayor Seeking Volunteers for Community Service

Any citizen interested on serving as a member on one of the township’s various boards or committees should send an email with a resume and cover letter to Mayor John Ducey before…

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Honor student, boyfriend face 10 new charges in death of Brick man

FREEHOLD — A superseding indictment charging a Monmouth County college honors student and her boyfriend with killing a 29-year-old Brick Township resident earlier this year was returned ahead of the start of…

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Brick Mayor: Democrat Controlled Brick is Not and will Not become a Sanctuary City

BRICK-In his first Facebook Live session with the community since winning his bid for re-election earlier this month, John Ducey addressed claims of the township becoming a sanctuary city. Ducey and the…

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Maybe Next Year…Brick Republicans Fall Short Again on Election Day

BRICK-Brick Republicans continue making no ground in their annual effort to fight back against a Democrat takeover of the township in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. Mayor John Ducey (D), swiftly defeated…

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Brick Republican Pleads Guilty to Fondling Jackson Teenager; Loses County Patronage Job

BRICK – A former Brick Township councilman who was facing criminal sexual contact and child endangerment charges pleaded guilty in August to simple assault. Daniel Toth, 40, was accused of touching the…

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