for the pledge of >> allegiance. Oh >> to the flag of >> United States of America to the flag for it stands one nation under God >> indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
>> Madame clerk just wait for um our attorney to get here. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Here he is. >> I don't have to read the >> Sorry. I'll tell you why. >> That's okay. Is it good? >> No. >> Okay.
Madame Clerk, we're ready. >> Thank you. >> Good morning and welcome to the October 3rd, 2025 special meeting of the Jackson Township Council. The special meeting was called pursuant to the provisions of the open public meetings law. Notice of this meeting were sent to the Asbury
Park Press and the Shore News on September 26, 2025. In addition, copies of the notices were posted on the bulletin in the municipal building and filed in the office of the municipal clerk on the affforementioned date. Notices of the Bolton have been remained on the Bolton board continuously posted.
We will begin with a roll call. Councilman Blli >> here. >> Councilman Bresie >> here. >> Councilman Paul Mary >> present. >> Council Vice President Bernstein >> here. >> Acting May >> here. >> There's a quorum. Also present is
Attorney McGucken, Administrator Phillips, Veronica Dagger, and myself, municipal clerk Martin. The next order of business is to fill the vacancy of mayor. The appointment will be for the unexpired term which shall expire on December 31st, 2026. At
this time, may I have a nomination for the position of mayor? >> I'd like to make a councilman Ken Bre. >> Mr. has been the mayor before and has more local government experience than all of us currently serving on the township council. >> I recognize council's motion was first.
>> This nomination will call. >> Councilman Breiey's motion was first. Thank you. >> Is there a second? >> Second. >> Motion was m Councilman Pome. Your motion was to nominate >> Breie. >> I'm sorry. Councilman Breie, what was your motion?
>> My motion was to nominate Council President Jennifer Kein for the interim position of mayor. >> Thank you. And Councilman Pome, that was your second. >> Second. Council member Belli, >> is this for the nomination?
>> Yes. To move the nomination to fill the vacancy of mayor >> for >> I nominate Kim Breathy to be acting mayor Jackson. >> A motion has already been made and seconded. Councilman >> and it's for council president Kim. >> I I reject that nomination. Decline that
nomination. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Roll call. >> Councilman Barlli, >> no. >> Councilman Brassie, >> yes. >> Councilman Paul Mary, >> yes. >> Council Vice President Bernstein,
>> yes. >> Acting Mayor Cune. >> I'm going to abstain. >> The motion carries. At this time, I will administer the oath of office to Mayor Cune.
[Applause] I'd like to ask my father to come up and hold the Bible. >> Dad, Jim Keun. office of United States
United and I will support [Applause] I have accepted the nomination to be the mayor and I am resigning as council
president effective immediately. Motion to accept the resignation. >> So, I'm going to ask for a motion to accept her resignation from council presidency. >> Second. >> Motion. >> Roll call. Council member Ellie. >> And before the vote is taken, uh, mayor, that was also as council woman. Correct.
>> Yes. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Roll call. Councilman Belli. >> Yeah. >> Councilman Brassie. >> Yes. >> Councilman Paul Mary. Yes, >> council vice president Bernstein. >> A bittersweet. I'll miss you next to me
running the meetings, but yes. >> Motion carries. >> Mr. McCucken, do I take over the meeting now? >> Um, Madame Clerk, there is now a vacancy in the office of council president. It would be appropriate for the clerk to ask for nominations for that position.
May I have a nomination for the position of council president? >> I'd like to nominate Morai Bernstein for president. >> Second. >> Roll call. >> Roll call. Councilman Belli. >> Yes. >> Councilman Bresie. >> Yes. >> Councilman Paul Mary.
>> Yes. >> Council Vice President Bernstein. >> Yes. >> The motion carries. At this time, I'll administer the oath of office to Morai Bernstein for the position of council president for the remainder of this year.
>> Thank you. And I would ask Commissioner Sedake if you'd come up and hold a Bible if you don't mind. forever. I will support the Constitution United States and the Constitution. and the government
of the people. >> And I will impartial and justly as president. Congratulations.
[Applause] Thank you. Thank you, Madam Clerk. At this point, I would like to ask a mo to make for a motion for council vice president. >> I nominate you, Deputy Fury.
>> And I will second that motion. >> Thank you. Roll call. Councilman Blli. >> Yes. >> Councilman Bresie. >> Yes. >> Councilman Paul Mary. >> Yes. >> Council President Bernstein. >> Yes. >> The motion carries.
>> Congratulations, Councilman. At this time, I will administer the oath of office to Mr. Paul Mary for the position of council vice president. >> And if I can, I'd like to have Councilman and veteran Breie hold the
Bible for me. [Applause] I >> swear support United States >> United States. and the government established
>> to the government >> in the United States. >> United States >> and the state >> and I authority of people >> and I will >> and the best of my ability.
[Applause] Madame Clerk, if we if we can do council and the mayoral comments. >> Excuse me. >> If we could do council and then mayoral comments. So, council comments first if you don't mind. >> Thank you, >> council president Bernstein.
>> Thank you, Madame Clerk. Um, thank you to everyone who came out this morning. Um um first of all, special thank you to all my colleagues um for their support. I look forward to working with all of you, especially with Councilman Paul Mary, who I think has to move switch
seats by the next meeting. Um looking forward to working for you, with you, and looking forward to working for all of the residents of Jackson. A special congratulations to Mayor Cune. Um your leadership and devotion to Jackson are second to none. Um, I'm gonna maybe mess
up mess up and just call you council president sometimes, but I'll I'll get used to it shortly. Um, the reason why I supported you, um, is because of, and there are a lot of wonderful candidate options within the council is council president thinks,
sleeps, dreams of Jackson Township. Um, she's one of the hardest working people I've ever seen. um whether it's early in the morning, whether it's late in the afternoon, whether it's in the evening, she's always there thinking about what she can do for Jackson. She's a true leader. Um she does what's right, even
sometimes when some of her critics don't always agree, because that's what her job is to do. And I am very confident in her new role as mayor, she's going to continue making Jackson an even better place for all of our residents. Council President, even when she's threatened um
and passing ordinances that may be controversial, she didn't back down. Um, she she spearheaded the effort to pass some o anti-overdevelopment ordinances. She worked within our police department to try to make our police department an even better place for our residents. She'll work with many of our department
heads to try to make all of our departments as as efficient and as smooth as possible. and she will be missed here on council. But I know that her pledge to all of her colleagues on council was that while we are a falner form of government, she will be a an administration and a council that works hand inand to try to make our town an
even better place for everyone. So congratulations, Mayor Cun, and I'm speaking for myself, but I know for all my colleagues on council, we look forward to knowing that we have an open door across the hallway um and knowing that we could always work with you. And just want to also just quickly put out
there, um it's not a secret. There's been a little bit of rhetoric out in the past 72 hours. While I'm not going to um respond to specific allegations, I know our council president will be vindicated and uh or our former council president will be vindicated. I know how hard she
cares about our town. And I know that sometimes when there's a changing of guard like we saw with the federal level when the president, President Trump came in, sometimes the bureaucrats and some others within government try to um aren't always happy with the change. But I know that council president will work with every employee, even if they've had
disagreements in the past, making sure that Jackson residents continue to receive the services that they deserve and that they need. Um, just a couple of things that the council president initiated when she was the the former council president initiated when she was a council president that we look forward
to continuing. Um, we when I first got on council, our agendas weren't always posted on Friday. Um, sometimes they came later, sometimes they came on Monday. um under council president besides for one time which actually she was away and I was in charge that week. Um the agenda was
always posted on Friday at four o'clock ensuring that our residents were able to see. Um very rarely besides for when there was late add-ons due to legal matters did we ever put a late late add-on and is something that I know myself and my colleagues very much valued and appreciated. She also made a great effort to reach out to all of the
council members as often as possible to ensure that they understood what was going on and is something that I look to emulate hopefully and to continue to work with all of my colleagues on council. Um, a couple of new initiatives that I hopefully I'm hoping to initiate with the support of our administration
um is we've um we would like to um this idea came up from some residents. We' like to ensure that there's a place in a meeting hall in town hall for our residents to come meet with our council. So, we've had some initial conversations with members of our administrative staff. We are going to be hopefully starting to have a council office where
council will share the office where hopefully we will post on the town website when the council members are available for people to come in and to meet with meet with our elected officials. Additionally, we like to go back. I know Mayor Raina had used to have a meet the mayor once a month. We'd like to go back to having some something along the lines of meet the council
maybe together with the mayor's office. Um and um it's something that I know will will go very far. Now that council president, former council president, sorry, has vacated her council seat, there is a vacancy now on council. Um
and um we are going to call on residents to submit a letter of interest. Um and it probably um we'll put out an official statement on the town website. Um by the next council meeting we are hoped to have all the various um letters of
interest in and hopefully by the second meeting in October we will make a an appointment to the vacant council seat. Um I just want to end extending an olive branch really to all of our residents and all of our township employees um and all of our department heads. Um we are
looking forward to working myself, Mayor Cune and and the entire council with all of you to fix and to make our town as efficient and as smooth as possible. We look forward to working together with Chief Kun and all of our men and women in blue on fixing some of the lingering
issues that currently exists in in in the police department. Um putting the police department together and making helping it move forward. We're looking forward to working with our DPW. We look forward to working with our code enforcement and our new housing bureau, making sure that our codes are are properly enforced and making sure that
there's efficient response time. And we looking forward to really and again I don't want to leave any specific department out, but that all branch is extended to every department. and I look forward together with with Mayor Cune and um and other ones of our colleagues making meeting all of our employees. Um
I just want to take a moment and also just recognize a couple dignitaries who I saw in the crowd. Commissioner Sedi, it's good to see you. You're always it's always you're always welcome here in Jackson. Um Commissioner Bian, thank you for coming down last minute notice. We appreciate it. I saw Chairman Gilmore somewhere sneaking. We we appreciate
your support and we look forward to continuing to work together with you and the entire county. I saw it's, you know, a a commissioner candidate, but um Commissioner Sam Ellen Bogen, great to have you here, knowing that Jackson really has the ear of our county, which is so important. We look forward to working with you and just get ready all
of you guys. We're going to continue bothering you every single day, making sure our roads and our sidewalks and all of our infrastructure needs are met. Thank you and have a wonderful day, >> Council Vice President Paul Mary. >> Thank you. I I think President Bernstein covered almost everything. So, he's
going to make my job pretty easy if he's going to continue to cover it all. But, uh it's a new dawn and a new beginning in Jackson Township. And sometimes new is worrisome. But, I'm looking forward to working with all of Jackson Township. And that is what I pledge to everyone
here and listening from home. I would like to also congratulate Mayor Cune, congratulate our new president, President Bernstein, and I want to thank my wife Victoria and my children for always supporting me. I wouldn't be here
without them. So, I thank you for your continued support and allowing me to uh support and fight for Jackson Township. So, thank you. And I want to thank everyone who is here this morning and I look forward to a new beginning.
Council member Bellarelli. >> Thank you, Clerk Moore, and congratulations to my colleagues. Looking forward to continue working with you to represent all the Jackson residents and doing what's in their best interest as we work for them. >> Councilman Brassie,
>> thank you. Congratulations to Council President Bernstein, Vice President Palari, and congratulations to Mayor Cune. If you can carry your dedication forward that you had with the council when you're on it into the administration, I I feel you'll do a
good job. Thank you, >> Mayor Ke. >> Thank you, Madam Clerk. First and foremost, I would like to thank the council for entrusting me with the role of council president of Jackson Township over the past two years. Today,
I am deeply honored that my colleagues have placed their trust in me once again by nominating me to serve as mayor. I do not take this responsibility responsibility lightly. I have had the privilege of working alongside with Miss Martin, our municipal clerk, and her
dedicated staff. Miss Martin puts her heart into her work and is a true truly a council's clerk. We are grateful for her guidance and unwavering support. I also want to sincerely thank those of you who have joined me here this
morning, as well as the men and women of the Jackson Police Department for your presence. Your support along with that of our township departments does not go unnoticed and is truly appreciated. Please bear with me as we move through this process. Change takes time, but I
assure you that our residents will see real and positive progress. The ordinances passed by this council will be enforced and together we will ensure that Jackson is moving forward. For far too long, well over a decade, many issues in this town have gone unressed.
that ends now. I intend to tackle these challenges headon and deliver the results our residents deserve. I encourage residents to continue to reaching out to me. My email will remain the same and as will my dedication to this town. The one visible change you
will see is my presence at every council meeting. I fully support this council and my commitment to Jackson will reflect in the work we accomplish together. Looking ahead, I envision a Jackson Township where every resident feels heard, safe, and proud of our
community. Together, we will strengthen our neighborhoods, support our local businesses, and invest in the services and infrastructure that makes our town thrive. The work will be challenging, but I am confident that united we can achieve a brighter, stronger, and more
vibrant Jackson for everyone. I just want to say personally to working with uh Councilwoman uh President Bernstein, um it's going to be this administration and the council is going to work together for the residents of Jackson. We truly are dedicated to this town. We
love this town and we want to see it grow. There's a lot of things that we feel maybe have been unressed in in a while and we are going to take those challenges head on. We've always worked together. This whole council works together and it's good to see unity within. Um, I think Council Bernstein said, Council President Bernstein said
everything that I don't need to repeat in regards to what's been going on the last 72 hours. Um, I can tell you it's hurtful. It's hurtful to my friends, my colleagues, people that know me, my family. Um, and I will be vindicated and
uh I'm just going to continue to do everything that I've been doing because I'm doing nothing wrong by holding people accountable within the township. I want to thank everybody for coming out. Councilman President Bernstein uh acknowledged everyone so I don't have to do it again. I'm going to miss Greg
sitting next to me. Um he's an amazing attorney. Uh we have Gan here too is our amazing council attorney. Bobby Shay. Um everybody everybody. So I'm just super excited. Now I'm getting a little nervous. So I'm going to stop because I'm not able to talk
anymore. Now they I've told them I'll put tape over so I won't talk during the meetings. But again, thank you everybody for came out. Um, I truly appreciate it and I look forward to serving you as your mayor um for the remainder of the term. Thank you, >> clerk. I just want to I I left three
things out of my comments that I meant to mention before. Thank you, Mayor Keun, for the kind words. Um, I I released recently to some to the media and it didn't make it everywhere. I just want to take a special moment and acknowledge um former mayor Mayor Rea. Um, on a personal level, the mayor um,
when there was a tie within council to when there was a vacancy after former council president Fleming resigned, the mayor um, um, appointed me to this position. I thank him from the bottom of my of my heart. Obviously, I ran in in a in a in a in an election afterwards, but
I thank him and we look forward to building on his success until now. Um, like the mayor said, there's always going to be change when any new administration comes in. Change is not always bad. Um, and we look forward to working together. And then I just want to address my colleagues on council. Um,
I look forward to being as transparent as possible with with all of you and to engage with you as much as possible. Um, being that I'm stepping into very big shoes of someone who really put 24 hours a day, 7 days a week into this job. I'm going to need help. Um I do plan on um
resigning from my liaison position on the planning board um after this meeting because um it just will be too much for me to do to do everything and hopefully one of my colleagues within council will will step up for that position. Um additionally look forward to engaging
with every single one of you as often as possible and you all have all of my numbers and continue please to be in touch with me. Thank you. Council President Burstein, is there anything further before we move to public comment? >> No, ma'am. Thank you. >> At this time, if any member of the
public have any comments to make, please address the council at the microphone and state your name and address clearly for the record. You'll have five minutes and may only speak once. May I have a motion to open public comment? >> Motion. >> Second. >> All in favor? I. >> Any opposed?
Good morning. Um, Frank SGI. I'm one of the Ocean County Commissioners. On behalf of the uh all of the commissioners, Commissioner Kelly, Commissioner Haynes, Commissioner Race, uh, Jennifer Bachon obviously is here
and myself. I want to congratulate um, Jen in becoming the mayor. Um, I saw Jen as a teenager really. Uh, her father and I were partners in the engineering
and surveying company and we did a lot of work in Jackson Township. I saw and I've seen the the change in in Jackson Township. You are going to be, and I've said this uh before and say it again, the epicenter of the growth in Ocean
County. I do believe and uh you don't have to be a math genius. You just have to look at the trends that Jackson Township will have. Uh probably 150 200,000 people in 20 years. Some people
don't like that and don't like the traffic and added cars and such. Uh but I rather live in a thriving community and a thriving county. Uh, and I think Ocean County is that county and certainly Jackson Township is going to
be a big part of that. Going back to Jennifer, you are fearless. Um, uh, as someone indicated, when you have change, you're going to have people because people's lives and people's
livelihoods and people's uh, jobs and such are at um, on the line and they get nervous. Um, as uh, Council President Bernstein indicated, we thank uh, Mike Rea for the
18 years that he has given to the government of and the residents of Jackson Township. It's not easy and you know that uh, to be in that position to do what you do. There's no way and no one can come up with ideas, vote on
things that will satisfy 100% of the people. That's just not unrealistic. So, you're going to have skeptics and you're going to have people that don't like what you're doing. But as long as you're doing it, and Jen and I have had this conversation multiple times, if you
genuinely believe that your vote and your actions are good for the residents of Jackson Township, that really matters the most. And that's that's the bottom line. And you're going to walk away someday and say, "I did the right thing. I know Jennifer is going to do the right
thing. She has done the right thing in the past and I think because of her courage, people are going to realize that this is going to this is a start of a new era. It's a new time for Jackson Township and she is the right person as
the as the leader and the mayor of this township. Thank you. >> Thank you. [Applause] Hi, good morning. Don Cerelli, Savannah Road. Um, could the council please disclose
the specific name of the third party firm or company retained by Jackson Township to conduct the investigation into our now mayor Additionally, what's the approved contractual cost um
or budget for this investigation? Um and are we still within the time frame of it be set to be completed at the end of this month? >> Any other questions? >> No. >> Perfect. Attorney McC. >> Sure. The township has a number of
attorneys on staff and one of those firms has been uh selected to perform that investigation and they are beginning that investigation now. They already have a contract. That contract will be available. It's the Rothstein Mandelstrom uh firm. >> Can you repeat the firm?
>> Uh it changed once or twice, but I believe it's Rothstein Mandal Stroyani. >> I'm sorry. I I'm You said it changed. >> The name of the firm changed over the last couple years. So, I knew it as one name. It's now a slightly different
name. So, >> so I I guess my question, >> we have a contract and it's available for inspection anytime. with that firm. >> So my question then is who is currently contracted to look into those claims? >> That firm is the firm that is contracted
to perform that service. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. [Music] >> Deb Jones, Heisen Road. I have other things to say, but my first thing is, can you explain to me how that's an outside contractor if they're hired by
the township of Jackson? >> There's no other way to do it. The township would have to hire any no matter who does it, they have to be hired by the township. It happens all the time in municipal law. The township hires somebody. >> But isn't it a little different? It has to be hired by the by the township.
>> But that doesn't really make it an outside contractor. That aside, okay, I'd like to congratulate you guys and not for what you think. I want to congratulate you. >> I'd like to congratulate you for not thinking about what the residents of this town want because what I saw today
that was nothing was off the cuff. Nothing was, oh, it could possibly be this. This was done in a back deal. I'm really disappointed and I'd like to see how long it's going to be until we decide now we're going to raise the mayor's salary again because we just lowered it. So, I hope we're not doing
that. And just for all of you to know, as the residents, stop peeing on our leg and telling us it's rain, cuz I'm over it. This is ridiculous. [Applause] Donnie Adelman, Willow Point Drive. Couple of things. first commissioner
today. He I think you freaked a lot of my neighbors out about that comment about 150 to 200,000 people in the next 20 years. I think you're right. I'm not against it, but I want to let you know just how many people are going to be losing their minds over that one. Um, congratulations. Congratulations, Mayor
Cune. >> Congratulations, uh, Council President Bernstein and Vice President Paul Mary. I'm going to keep it short and sweet. Um, I've made everyone on the day aware of my problems and
on top of mice, we now have rats. My entire building is infested. Nothing's being done. M. Mayor, please, as an act of good faith and as an act of well showing duty
to the community, please help me. You know, my struggles with Mr. Phillips not using the resources that he has. And I'm sick of living with mice. I'm sick of code enforcement doing nothing. I'm sick
of not getting the help that I need. I'm sick of the fact that I should have gotten a letter to give to my landlord for the days that I should have been out of the apartment but and had it covered but weren't because Andrew Cheney didn't do his job. So, I know that a lot of
people in this community believe that code enforcement is up to snuff and is doing their thing. I don't need you to take action on them right now, but please, you know, my problems. I've been struggling with vermin and an infestation for going on
six months now. I think it's time that we make our business administrator and everyone else on the executive side and on the enforcement side do their job. I think it would go a long way if I was able to come up here the next meeting
say, "Hey, guess what? My mice are gone. It's taken care of." I think everybody would have the same reaction to uh the county commissioner's comment about the 150 to 200,000 residents. I think everyone would be shocked and almost fall over, most notably me. That's it.
Other than that, everyone enjoy their weekend and I'll see you at the uh veterans thing tomorrow. >> Have a nice day. >> Thank Thank you. >> Anyone else
make a motion? Oh, Mr. Martin, >> Carlos Martin's, Jackson, New Jersey. Um, glad to see everybody sitting down. Um, it will come as a surprise to everybody. Not everybody here likes me,
so I might get some booze from what what I'm about to say, but um, congratulations, Miss Cohen. Mayor Cohen. Um, I'm proud to see um the changes that were made. Um, I think
that they hold well for our future. Um, I know it's we all know it's very tough when you have change, especially if you're coming in with change and one of your goals like our President Trump when he first came in was to drain the swamp. you're going to get a lot of fe a lot of
uh push back uh from the um from the establishment, but those are tough things that have to get done and I appreciate the courage to get th those things done. So, uh congratulations. I'm glad to hear that.
I don't hear any booze in the background, so that's good. Um thank you. That's all. >> Thank you. Joe Rashidi, Corey, Lane, and Jackson. I'd like to ask with the new mayor and the new council pass a new ordinance
to control rent control for businesses. We losing too many mom and pop shops because these uh strip malls and everything are being taken over and the rates have been raised so much they're
forcing out the mom and pops of Jackson. We used to have a nice hobby shop history. They can't afford the rents. So, please pass an ordinance to stop raising these rents. take care of the
mom and pops of Jackson. They are the heart of Jackson, not these big developers want open up big department stores and grocery stores. Look out for the little people. They're the heart of Jackson
and it's up to you council to do that. And the second thing I have, and it was mentioned that the mayor's salary was reduced. Now, are we going to play political behind back doors and raise it back up now that we have a new mayor, or will
the mayor accept the salary it is now and refuse a raise in the future? >> Council president, can I respond? >> Um, I'm going to let the mayor respond. Yes. >> And then I absolutely will not be uh reverting the salary back. And I would
also like to put on the record, and there's people in this room that know, every single penny of my salary goes back to the sports and the kids of this uh town. My staff is right there. She writes the checks every time we get one in. We used to give 1,500 and 3,000.
Now, everybody gets 250 bucks, but it all goes back. It goes back to our our first responders and it goes back to the kids of the school. So, I will not be changing that. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. And I and I'm just going to add from the council end, there has been zero
conversation and there is zero intention as long as I'm council president to raise the salary of the mayor. >> Hello, Carol Porter, Nottingham Way. Uh, the gentleman that spoke about the rats and the mice, the veteran, I I want to know who on the council or the
administrator or the clerk, who will address that with him? What's your procedure for that? So, I'm going to turn that over to Administrator Phillips um because it it's something that I think will fall through your office through directing the right departments.
>> Yeah. Um there's currently a court proceeding pending um between the gentleman and the uh township. So, I'm going to have to ask the administrator not to comment in public on that. However, it is in general terms an administration item which would be addressed through the administration
headed by the mayor and the business administrator >> and it's not the first the administrator headed by the mayor. >> The administrator works for the mayor and his former government. >> Please Mr. Adelman, please don't go out of order. >> So, it's the administrator who would interface with the resident.
>> Correct. On behalf of the mayor. >> That's correct. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Anyone else? Hi, Javi Heler Jackson. I just want to take a moment to say thank you. Um, now new mayor, Jennifer. I know it's not an easy position. I know it's a thankless
job. Um, I know it comes with a lot of push back, but I just want to take a moment on behalf of our community to say thank you for stepping up and doing this for us. and of course our now uh council president. Thank you and all the members of our council for doing what you do for
our community. It's truly appreciated and we know how much effort it takes on your behalf. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Anyone else? >> Mr. Pary, >> see commissioner
I just want to uh go on with what Commissioner Sadigi said. >> Your name if you don't mind first. >> I'm sorry. Commissioner Jennifer Bakion, uh Berkeley Township. I just want to say uh congratulations. I think it's very important as a county that we have good relationships with every single town,
all 33 towns in Ocean County. So, we look forward to working together with you for the best of all the residents in Ocean County. So, congratulations. Thank you. >> Thank you. Yeah, thank you for coming. >> Thank you for coming. >> Seeing no one come forward, I motion to close public forum.
>> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> Any opposed? >> Like ask a motion to adjurnn. >> Motion to adjurnn. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I. >> Any opposed? Meeting adjourned.