Meeting calls to order. >> Council member Bez Anderson >> here. >> Council member Chapman >> here. >> Council member Clayton >> here. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn >> here. >> Here. >> Mayor Moore >> here. >> We'll now salute the flag. Just give it to
>> I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> We will now begin the meeting with an invocation from Reverend David J. Perott
Jr. I guess we're safe. One one of the things that I always hear people say and uh my good friend said it to me that uh it's good to see you
and you then your answer should be it's good to be seen. you don't know where the rest of us are going on. But in any event, I've been coming here for quite a few
years doing this and uh some 90 some odd years. We've been I've been hanging around Asbury Park all of my life. And my brother over here, my sister, they've been around with me. All right,
let us pray. Dear wise and loving God, first let us say thank you on behalf of all who are gathered here today. Thank you for your many and abundant
blessings. Thank you for those with the ability to be involved in useful work and for the honor of bearing appropriate responsibilities. In the scriptures, it says that citizens
ought to obey the governing authorities. You have established those authorities, Lord, to promote peace and order and justice. Therefore, we pray this evening for our reelected officials in the council and
we asking that you would graciously grant them this wisdom to govern amid the conflicting interests and issues of our challenging times. Grant them a sense of diversity and true
needs of all of our people. Gen thirst for impartiality and rightness, confidence in what is good and timely and to be give them the ability to work
together in harmony even when there is honest disagreement. Give them personal peace in their lives and joy in their task. We pray for the agendas set before them.
Guide them to serve the common good with compassion, humility, diligence, promoting the welfare of all. And what we will benefit those who live and work in our city. And we
pray that good things will happen in our beloved city of Asbury Park. It is my hope and prayer that we can all stay together in a spirit of unity and to be instruments of peace to love our
neighbors as ourselves with peace and compassion in this world. Let us all say amen. >> Amen. >> Amen. And thank you. Thank you.
We are now moving on to a proclamation for Reverend. You can just stay up. You stay stay right there. So, we wanted to acknowledge Reverend Perriott and his years in Asbury Park. Uh, Councilwoman Clayton and um,
Councilwoman Anderson are going to read something not only from the city of Asbury Park, but also from LD11. I think I speak for the mayor and everybody else. Thank you for everything you've done for Asbury. >> So, you're getting a proclamation. H hang out.
>> So, I am so happy to present this to someone that I love dearly and truly respect. Whereas the city of Asbury Park proudly honors Reverend David Priott Jr.,
a lifelong residence born in 1934, whose extraordinary life has been defined by service to his country, his city, and his faith. And whereas a veteran of the Korean War, Reverend
Perriott served in the US Army before earning his degree at North Carolina Central University. And throughout his journey, he has been supported by his loving wife Ola and their children, building a family legacy
rooted in the same principles of integrity he brought to the public. And whereas a talented percussionist in the Cubups, I didn't know that. Alongside his f his brother Dorian, he helped
shape the legendary Springwood Avenue music scene, preserving the cultural heartbeat of the west side for future generations. And whereas in 1959 he joined the Asbury Park Police
Department, serving 26 years and retiring as a detective in 1985. His courageous leadership during the 1970 civil unrest provided a vital source, a vital voice for justice and
remains a cornerstone of our city's historical record. And whereas his commitment to the city continued through his service on the city council, the housing authority, the zoning board, and
the Springwood Avenue advisory committee, where he advocated for equitable redevelopment and the preservation of African-American heritage. And whereas as a reverend and a lifelong pillar of the St. Stevens Ame
Zion Church. He continues to provide the spiritual foundation and moral clarity that guides our community today and now serves as a pastor of Good Samaritan. Now, therefore, be it proclaimed by Mayor Moore and the
city council of Asbury Park, we do hereby recognize, honor, and salute Reverend Deavid. Perriott Jr. for his exemplary and unwavering service to the community,
mentorship, and our lasting contribution to the spirit and culture of our great city. One more. >> Yes, you do. >> Reverend Perott, this is from the Senate and General Assembly. Citation,
commendations, and praise are extended to the Reverend David Perott by the citizenry of the 11th New Jersey Legislative District through their elected representatives for his dedication to the Asbury Park community and his exemplary ministry of love,
devotion, and service. This is from Senator Vin Goan, LD11. Uh I I want to thank everybody for uh uh giving me this honor at this time in my life. I didn't do any of these things uh
to looking for accolades or awards or anything. I just wanted to be some service to each and everybody. Not not just to my family and of course my loving wife after she passed away
after 65 years of us together. And then know I got two boys. uh both or one of them served on the police department and uh for 20 years and uh we just thank everybody for uh
coming tonight to see here that I was I didn't know anything about all of this. They they always pulling stuff on me as John and I've been around a long time with the city and all the rest of us
here. So, God bless everybody and uh have a wonderful, peaceful, happy, and safe uh 2026 and for whatever however long you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. THANK
YOU. COME UP AND TAKE A PICTURE. What do you get? Somebody has to take one more. All right. >> Before we go, Reverend said he and I have known each other for many
years. I tell you that we we got along 99% of the time. But the day I really knew like, wow, we're a lot alike. The rever was a council. He and Henrietta and Zachary asked, I
forget who the city manager was. I think asked for a desk. They didn't ask for an office. They asked for a desk. They never told him that. I came to work the next day. I called him Dave because that's what I called him back then. and David Henry
had to have desks out as the main walkway as you walk into city hall. I said, "I know I love this guy because he's crazier than such a pleasure to know you all these years." >> All right. Your whole family.
>> All right. Congratulations. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> And Reverend, real quick, if I may, on behalf of our police department, for your service to police department, I'd like to give you our lapel kit. OH, >> OKAY. OKAY.
>> All right. One more. >> Okay. And we have one more proclamation tonight for Russell Lewis for his contributions to the zoning board in the city. We have another proclamation for
um a longtime servant of Espbury Park, a member of our zoning board, Russell Lewis. Russell Lewis has served as a member of the Esbury Park zoning board of adjustment for 20 years. During his tenure on the zoning board, Russell devoted his time and interest to
matters affecting the residents of Espbury Park. He is a dedicated resident and continues to serve on the environment and shade tree commission, the business committee, and the green team. Russell has long supported our community. He opened Watermark in 2008 after moving to Asbury Park, making it
one of the first and longest established waterfront businesses. Watermark has a reputation for being welcoming, hosting social events, and helped to restore Asbury Park as an entertainment destination. Russell contributed to the growth and development of our area and his influence is still being felt. He
supports the arts and makes contributions to youth music programs. You'll often find him and his husband Andrew at concerts in town. And now therefore, be it proclaimed by Mayor Moore and the city council of Asbury Park. We express our deep appreciation to Russell Lewis for his services
rendered to the citizens of our community and serving as the vice chair of the Asbury Park zoning board for the last 20 years. Russell left uh at the end of 2015, but just thank you. So the 2025 2025 um and listen, the zoning
board's not an easy board, guys. It's a you know, it's a board. It is not an easy board. So uh you know, our heartfelt thank you to the 20 years of your time and effort that you gave to the zoning board. >> I appreciate it. Thank you very much. Also from the state of New Jersey Senate
and General Assembly citation, commendations and praise are extended to Russell Lewis by the cit citizenry of the 11th New Jersey Legislative District through their elected representatives for his dedication to the Asbury Park zoning board and for his continued
service to the community. Thank you very much. I just want to say that it's an honor to be honored on the same night as you, Reverend Period. I don't know if you remember, but we sat on the zoning board together and I learned a lot from you in my early days. Yes. Hello, sir. Yeah.
Hey, how are you? Russell Lewis. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We sat next to each other up there. It was It was 20 years ago. Um I don't know. I don't know why I'm following you. They should have brought me up first, but I just want to say it is >> I haven't seen you for a long time and
it is an absolute honor to be in the same room with you again. Uh I wound up um buying Joe Montaro's home on Third Avenue and I've lovingly restored that in honor of what all of you did during the riots in the 70s. So, I cannot tell you what an honor it is for me to be
standing here and taking this award, understanding that I have big shoes to fill and I will continue to do that in your honor, sir. So, thank you. >> Thank you very much. Oh, no. No. You have to stay. You have to stay.
>> Yeah. as comply with the open public meetings act chapter 231 PL1 1975 adequate notice of this meeting has been fried in the volume manner re reorganization meeting notice was forward to the Aspbury park press and the coaster on December 11th 2025 posted on the bulletin board the
same date all noses are on file with the city clerk now on to special event applications from recreation director Felicia Floyd Good evening, mayor and council. Um, of the 10 applications before you this evening, there is one that is new and
that's the Shamrock 5K. Are there any questions on any of the applications? >> Not hearing any. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. All right. We are now moving on to a nomination for deputy mayor. Do I have a nomination?
>> Yes. I'd like to nominate Amy Quinn. >> Do I have a second? >> Second. >> Second. >> Second. >> Okay. Council member Bez Anderson. >> Yes. >> Council member Chapman. >> Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn? >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore? >> Yes. We're now on to the swearing in of
Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Right hand. >> Okay. Raise your right hand. >> Raise my right. >> Yes. >> The other right. >> Switching around. Switching around. I
>> I >> Amy Quinn >> Amy Quinn >> do solemnly swear >> do solemnly swear >> that I will support >> that I will support >> the Constitution >> the Constitution >> of the United States >> of the United States >> of the Constitution >> and the Constitution >> of the State of New Jersey >> of the state of New Jersey >> that I will bear true faith
>> that I will bear true faith >> and allegiance to the same >> and allegiance to the same >> and to the governments >> and to the governments >> established in the United States >> established in the United States >> and in the state >> and in the state under the authority of the people. >> under the authority of the people >> and that I will
>> and that I will >> faithfully >> faithfully >> impartially impartially >> and justly perform >> and justly perform >> all the duties >> all the duties >> of the office of >> of the office of >> deputy mayor of the city of >> deputy mayor of the city of >> according to the best of my ability
>> according to the best of my ability. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. Sure. Congratulations. Thank you. >> I just want to take one minute to um to thank um first and foremost my family for always being my biggest
cheerleaders, uh this mayor and council and this city staff uh for always having my back and you know probably most importantly for the residents of Asbury Park um who continue to have faith in me. Thank you so much. this is always,
you know, um a real honor for me. So, thanks everybody. I'm going to tell my family they can all leave >> and Russell because we have a long name unless you want to hear our an hour of it.
>> I appreciate that. >> Thank you again. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Good night. We are now on to the minutes. I have the executive of regular meeting minutes from December 23rd, 2025 and December 30th, 2025. >> Move it. Second.
>> Council member Bezerson, >> yes. >> Council member Chapman, >> yes. >> Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Mort, >> yes. >> We are now on to the consent agenda resolutions. All matters listed on the consent agenda presented collectively to the city council will be considered for approval with one vote. These matters
are considered to be routine in nature and there will only be and there will be no individual discussion of these items. If discussion is desired by one or more council members as to any particular item, then set items shall be removed from the consent agenda and considered separately. On consent tonight, we have
resolutions 20263 through 202620 and 202622 through 2026 29. Do I have a motion? >> Second. >> Council Bezerson, yes. Council Chapman, yes. Council Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. Mayor Moore,
>> hold on a second. Did you pull 21? >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you. Yes. >> All right. We are now moving on to the professional services consent agenda resolutions. Uh all matters listed on the consent agenda presented collectively to city council and be considered for approval
with one vote. If any members wish for that to be removed, then we will hold a separate vote for that. On consent, we have resolutions 202630 through 202654 with the following appointments. The following appointments were done in accordance with the non-fair and open process and those are the rent leveling board attorney Gene Anthony Eswire
Housing Rehabilitation Program Administrator Community Grants Planning and Housing Affordable Housing Administrative Agent Community Grants Planning and Housing US Environmental Protection Agency Brownfield Community Hazardous Substance Assessment Grant and Petroleum Community wide assessment
grant services where it's a brownfield redevelopment solutions incorporated. And for pilot and ra administration uh we have public resource advisory group. Following that, we have appointments that were done in accordance with a fair and open process and that is the municipal attorney Kevin Starky Esquire,
municipal auditor, PFK O' Conor Davies LLP, municipal engineer TNM Associates, Bond Council, Dworth Paxton LLP, Redevelopment Council, Dillworth Paxton LLP, Waterfront Redevelopment Council, Mayor Ziti Falcon LLP, Insurance
Brokerage Consultant, Risk Manager, GG Gem Insurance, Oprah Council, Pelosia Cohen, Labor Council, Renown, Coughlin, LLC, financial advisor, Acacia Financial Group, Inc., Real Estate Appraisal Services, Pamela J. Broaddowski of the firm BRB Valuations and Consulting
Services LLC. Uh, special tax council, Gregory B. Pasqual Esquire. Affordable housing council, Renown Cough, Lemonchello LLC. Architectural Services, there are two appointments, Aari Navino and Parallel Architectural Group. And then finally,
we have a special project engineer services which has five appointments and Ingenuity Infrastructure, Leon S. Ovakian Incorporated, CDM Smith, Dynamic Traffic LLC, and Van Clee Engineering. Do I have a motion on the professional services consent agenda? >> Move it. >> Second.
>> Council Bezerson? >> Yes. >> Council Chapman? Yes. >> Council member Clayton? >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn? >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore? >> Yes. >> We are now moving on to individual resolutions. Uh resolution 202655 has been removed from tonight's agenda. So
we are moving on to resolution 202656 which is resolution reappointing a tax collector. >> Move it. >> Second council. >> It's not a question. It's going to be a statement. this was listed under
consent and I thought that was wrong because this is uh Michael Shore who's uh done a great job of being our tax collector and this appointment will give him tenure and I thought that was deserving to be heard by itself not part of a
joint venture so no problem go ahead with the roll council >> president yes >> council Chapman yes >> council member Clayton yes >> deputy mayor Quinn >> yes >> Mayor Moore Yes. >> Resolution 202657, resolution appointing municipal court judge, honorable Ronald Tropley, Esquire. >> Move it.
>> Second. >> Council member Bezerson. Yes. >> Council member Chapman. >> Yes. >> Council member Clayton? >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn? >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. I wish we could make it more than three years. >> Resolution. >> Thank you, sir.
>> Thank you. >> Resolution 202658, resolution appointing city prosecutor James Butler, Esquire. Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bazerson. Yes. >> Council Chapman. Yes. >> Council Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Morton. >> Yes. >> Resolution 202659.
Resolution appointing alternate city prosecutor James Carton. Esquire. >> Move it. Second. >> Council member Bezerson. Yes. >> Council Mayor Chapman. >> Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. >> Resolution 202660. Resolution appointing city public defender Lawrence Latrell
Esquire. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council Bezerson. >> Yes. Council member Chapman. >> Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. >> Resolution 20261, resolution appointing alternate public defender Donald Greer, Esquire. >> Move it. >> Second.
>> Council Bson. Council Chapman. >> Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Uh Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. Resolution 202662 resolution authorizing appointments to the business advisory committee. The appointees are Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn, city manager or his designate Jen Hampton, Russell
Lewis, Sylvia Sylvia Chaffy, Robin Elliot Preston, Christoski, David Lewis, Danny Croak, Megan Bole, Bonnie Nash, and Shanti Mcnona. Do I have a motion? Second. >> Council member Bazerson, yes. Council Chapman, yes. >> Council Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn,
>> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 20263, resolution authorizing appointments to community development block community. The appointees are Mayor John Moore, Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn, Cassandra Dickerson, and Licia Floyd. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bez Anderson. >> Yes.
>> Council member Chapman. Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Morton. >> Yes. Resolution extending the duration of the CCB exploratory committee and the appointees are Elena Rosha, Daniel Harris, Derek Bloom, Reverend Jason Jennings, John Kaplau, Paul Weinstein,
Diane Shelton, police director John Hayes, Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn, Council Member Yvon Clayton, city manager Adam Cruz or his designate, and the city attorney. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson, yes. Council Mayor Chapman, yes. >> Council member Clayton, yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore,
>> yes. Resolution authorizing appointments to the Deal Lake Commission. The appointees are Gina, sorry, Jeannie Toher and Josh Starer for alternate with a term to expire January 15th, 2027. Do you have a motion? >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson, yes. >> Council member Chapman, yes.
>> Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 202666, resolution authorizing appointment to the Environmental Shade Treat Commission and the appointee is Gabriella Cuchinado. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson. Yes. Council >> Mayor Chapman. >> Yes.
>> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Morton. >> Yes. >> Resolution authorizing appointments to the green team and the appointees are city manager Adam Cruz or his designate. Chairperson of the environmental sha tree commission or their designate. Chairperson of Asbury Park Business Committee or their designate. Council
member Eileen Chapman, uh, Yavon Adams, Michelle Alonzo, Derek Bloom, Kathleen Muma, Diana Diana Pittet, Jen Kasakowski, Joy Morgan, and Jana Manning. >> Move it. Second. Council member Bezerson, >> yes. Council member Chapman, >> yes. >> Council member Clayton,
>> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 20268, resolution authorizing appointments to the parking committee, and the appointees are Mayor John Moore, Gene Delo, James Banano, Barbara Krinski, William West, Jordan Modell,
Jill Potter, and Craig Depalo. >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council Bezerson. Yes. >> Council Chapman. Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. Resolution 202669, resolution authorizing appointments to the planning board. And the appointees are Yavon
Clayton, class 3. Uh Barbara Kazinski, class 4, and Kathleen Mclofflin as alternate one. Do I have a motion? >> Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson, yes. >> Council Member Chapman, yes. >> Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 202670, resolution
authorizing appointments to the public arts commission. The appointee is Malcolm Nes. Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson, yes. Council member Chapman, yes. Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 202671, resolution
authorizing appointments to code enforcement quality of life committee. The appointees are council member Yvon Clayton, council member Eileen Chapman, director of community development Elton Armani, Patricia Zenelado, Diane Shelton, Marlene Lzair Boston, Stephanie Akerman, Annayia Preston, Dianiela
Brascom, Mariel Maria Santiella, Mariela Flores, and Nora Huzinga. Move it. >> Second. >> Council member Bezerson. Yes. >> Council Chapman, yes. >> Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. Resolution authorizing appointments to resolution 202672 resolutions
authorizing appointments to the recreation advisory committee. The appointees are council member Angela Bez Anderson, council member Eileen Chapman, uh Jesse Kendall, Jesse Ricks, Angelene Brown, Destiny Smith, Torren Jordan, Vashall Sud, and Steven Wright.
>> Move it. Second. >> Council member Bezerson, yes. Council Chapman, yes. Council member Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. Resolution 202673, resolution authorizing appointments to the Sunset Lake Commission. The appointees are Sue Henderson, Mark Axe, representative from
the city of Asbury Parks, DPW, Wendy Glassman, and Diana Pitt. >> Second. >> And uh, Council Member Baz Anderson, >> yes. >> Council Mayor Chapman, yes. >> Council Clayton, >> yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, >> yes. >> Mayor Moore, >> yes. >> Resolution 202674, resolution
authorizing appointments to the mayor's wellness committee, and the appointees are Shakira Fel, J. Fel, Destiny Smith, Erica Uder, Pamela Major, John Moore, Ray Alleski, Sandra Burstein, uh, Sean Emma Jonah, T Gates, Vic Sud, Margaret
Bilby, Salvatore Ceino, Lisa Lee, Michael Mills, Dip Dishita, uh, Meredith Vakian, Mel Melody, Laura Ashley, Michael Roland, Wendy Glassman, Holly Rapor, Allison Ciro, Nico Bot, Nina Summerland,
Justin Almadovar Sarah Aries >> a lot of people more >> Paula Gilligan you bet Christa Solomon Christine Dema sorry Dear Siko and Dearis Deming do I have a motion movement >> council member Bezerson council member
Chadman yes >> council member Clayton >> yes >> deputy mayor Quinn >> yes >> Mayor Mort yes resolution 202675 resolution authorizing appointments to the Wesley Lake Commission the appointee is Barbara Lzinski Move it. Second. >> Council member Bezerson. Yes. >> Council Mayor Chapman. Yes.
>> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. >> Resolution 202676. Resolution authorizing appointments to the zoning board of adjustments. The appointees are Daniel Harris and Jill Potter. John Hall and Natalie Pasarini. Peter Bulis and
Carrie Dim. >> Move it. Second. >> Council member Bezerson. >> Yes. >> Council member Chapman. Yes. >> Council member Clayton. >> Yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn. >> Yes. >> Mayor Moore. >> Yes. Resolution 202677 resolution of the city of Asbury Park County of Min State of New Jersey authorizing the appointment of appointment of various
individuals to the city of Asbury Park Brownfield Development Area Steering Committee. The appointees are Council Member Yvon Clayton, Council Member Angela Bez Anderson, Michelle Alonzo, uh Paul McElvi, and Reverend David Perott Jr. Second.
>> Council Bezerson, yes. Council Chapman, yes. Council member Clayton, yes. >> Deputy Mayor Quinn, yes. Mayor Moore. >> Yes. >> And we are now moving on to announcements of the mayor's appointments to the library board of trustees. >> That would be the reappoint of Carrie Martin.
>> All right. Thank you. And we are now on to the mayor's announcements for the planning board. Class one member, the mayor or the mayor's designate. >> For the time being, that will be myself. >> And class two member, non-governmental body, municipal official, >> James Banana. >> Thank you. We are now on to comments
from the from council members. First up, council member Bez Anderson. >> Uh, nothing from me other than congratulations to our deputy mayor. >> Thank you, Council Member Chapman. >> Um, I'd just like to say that um we're starting a new year and I look forward
to serving each and every one of our residents and I'm grateful for all of you, for our city, and for um all of my colleagues sitting up here with me. Thank you, Council Member Clayton. >> Yes, I have a couple of announcements.
We still have our free movies, Movies by the Sea. The next one is Ice Age: Collision Course. It's Friday, January 16th at the showroom cinema. Showtime is 5:00 p.m. Again, the admission is free.
It includes one popcorn and one drink. And you also have free parking here in our parking lot. Um, if you have any questions, please reach out to our deputy city manager, Cassandra Dickerson.
And next, this Saturday, we are honoring the the legacy of Martin Luther King by having a day of service. We are partnering with the American Red Cross, the fire department, various city organizations, and various loc
nonprofits from the city of Asbury Park. We will be working the seats from 10:00 to about 3. The area is Second Avenue to sunset bridge to Memorial. We'll be
passing out smoke detectors, having conversations with residents about safety, and we are always looking for volunteers. So, if you're available, please come to Bradley Elementary
School. at 900 a.m. and we hit the streets at 10:00. And thank you very much for volunteering and coming out and being a part of it. Oh, and if you're not within those parameters, but you need a smoke alarm or you'd like for us
to come into you, please let us know and we will make a special trip. And last is thank you very much for continuing to support this council and myself. We really appreciate it. Thank you, Deputy Mayor Quinn.
>> Um, I want to acknowledge our police director, John Hayes, today who put on a really beautiful ceremony for a num eight eight officers today. Seven >> seven promotions, nine swear >> uh nine swearing in seven promotions today at the Berkeley Carterette. I want to acknowledge the Berkeley Carterette
for donating the space and the food and everything. It was a packed house. It was a a really great event acknowledging, you know, all the amazing things our police department does for us. So, um just want to acknowledge uh Director John and um uh the police
department. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. We're now moving on to comments from the mayor. >> Wait, you you stole my thing on the Are Are you going? >> Of course. >> Okay. Well, then now then I'll let you
steal it. I'll see you there at 9. There you are. >> This is a great event. Tea Gates at the firehouse, the firemen, the Red Cross. I missed it last year. Uh they say 9 to 3. It's closer to like 9 to 1. So if
anybody can make it be at Bradley School at 9:00 and it is great that we help people that either don't have or can't afford fire alarms. I missed it last year. Like I say, I'm making it this year. I'm making sure Ivon's making it now, too. That's all I have. Thank you.
>> Thank you. We're now moving on to public participation. May I have and may I have a motion to open the meeting to the public? >> Move to open. Second. >> All in favor? >> Public participation portion of the meeting is now open. Any member of the public who wish to speak, please use the microphone and state your name and address for the record. There will be a
three-minute time limit for each speaker. Motion to close. Second. All in favor. >> Public participation is now closed. If that is all for tonight, do I have a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> Move to I. >> All in favor?
>> Thank you everyone. Have a good night. >> No.