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Its Parade Day Mantoloking »

The Center of Town around the Yacht Club and Borough Hall will be restricted to vehicles except for those involved in...

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Hello Everyone,

It’s hard to believe but July 4th is just a few days away. Aside from some wind the few weeks have brought us some beautiful weather. Hopefully, this will continue. This weekend will see busy roads in Mantoloking so stock up on provisions ahead of time and please be patient and aware of those around you as you walk, bicycle and drive around town. I have just a few things to mention to you.

Regarding July 4th, please note that we will have limited access to Downer, Princeton and Bay Avenue  during the morning hours. The Casie and Chrissie Memorial Mile Run will be held at 9:00 and the Jane Post Memorial Parade will begin at 12:00. You need to bring the kids to see the parade because it is “old school” and it is a wonderful tradition that we have here in Mantoloking. The Robert J. Morris flag raising is at 12:45 with awards to follow.

For those of you who have gates to access your property please contact the police department or go to the We Care form which can be found on the Mantoloking.org website under departments then Police Department to update your code. This will allow the fire and police departments to access your property if needed . This is important so please follow up on this if you are unsure if your code is current.

If we have a power outage JCP&L asks that you notify them by texting “out” to 544487 or call 888-LIGHTSS (888-544-4877. Do not assume others have already called them because the more calls /texts they receive the better they can evaluate the depth of the problem.

Finally, please only use pedestrian crossings on Rt. 35 that are clearly marked. You should wait for cars in both directions to stop before you cross. At the same time, if you are driving please give the right of way to pedestrians by slowing down and stopping. These crossings are only safe if everyone uses them  properly and carefully.

That’s it for me. I wish all of you with your families and friends a wonderful July 4th as we celebrate the passage of the Declaration of Independence.  

Take care,

Lance White

Mayor

Cell- 732-606-6988