On this Memorial Day, 2020, Little Silver honors our fallen soldiers with this video ceremony.  Thank you to everyone who helped put it together, and than you for recognizing the sacrifice that has preserved the freedom we enjoy.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcxvpgLkBwA

Environmnental Commission Meeting

May 27, 7 p.m.  Virtual 

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86264134530

Or Telephone:

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    Webinar ID: 862 6413 4530

IMPORTANT TAX PAYMENT INFORMATION

The grace period for the payment of 2^nd quarter property taxes has been extended from May 11^th to June 1^st.   All payments received by close of business (4 p.m.) by June 1^st will not be considered late.  Any payments received after close of business (4 p.m.) on June 1^st will be considered late and interest will assess back to May 1^st.  Any questions please call the Tax Office Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 732-219-0812. 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING 2^ND QUARTER TAX PAYMENTS

The Tax Office is presently closed to the public, therefore here are some other ways that you can make your second quarter tax payment.

1. Mail tax payment to the Borough of Little Silver, Tax Collector’s  Office, 480 Prospect Avenue, Little Silver, NJ 07739
2. A drop box is available in the Police Vestibule.  This is open 24 hours.
3. Utilize online bill pay with your Financial Institution.
4. Online at the Borough’s website, littlesilver.org.  Please be advised there are fees associated with paying on the Borough’s website.

If you would like your Property Tax Bill stamped, please include with your payment.  It will be stamped and mailed back to you.

Thank you for your assistance!

April 28, 2020 Letter

The April 28 letter from the mayor with town news and COVID-19 information can be found here. Among other things, it notifies everyone of a 'Light the Night' celebration to recognize and support our first responders and front line workers. Also, in keeping with the fast-moving nature of news surrounding the pandemic, since the letter was written, Sandy Hook has announced it will soon reopen at 50 percent, and state parks have now been reopened as well. Little Silver's parks, fields and trails have always been open, and we've now reopened our recycling center during the week from 8 to 2, and are planning to reopen our tennis courts. It will be a challenge with the beautiful forecast, but please continue to obey the governor's executive orders. Be well.

Read letter

RECYCLING YARD OPENING MONDAY, MAY 4TH.

We are pleased to advise that our hard-working but short-staffed public works department will reopen the Recycling Yard on Monday, May 4. Its hours will be Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Residents must wear cloth facial coverings and comply with social distancing and all other aspects of the governor's orders at all times. Non-compliance that puts anyone's safety in jeopardy may result in the closing of the yard.

We understand that circumstances have left everyone with an increased recycling burden, but please use the yard only as a back-up to your regular curbside pickup, which continues as usual, per the regular schedule posted on www.littlesilver.org. Thanks to our DPW, administration, and emergency management office for getting this service up and running again! 

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE TAX COLLECTOR

To all residents that qualify for a Homestead Rebate or Senior Freeze (PTR) payment,  the State has suspended all Homestead Benefit credits and Senior Freeze (PTR) payments. The funds for these programs have been placed in reserve to allow for sufficient cash reserves to meet emergency obligations due to the COVID-19 health crisis.  No date has been given on when these credits/payments will resume.

County COVID 19 Confimed Cases by Municipality

Monmouth County is again providing periodic updates on the number of confirmed COVID19 cases in the county, broken down by towns ...Covid-19 County by muncipality, May 1, 2020 (pdf)

Past Updates

IMPORTANT UPDATE REGARDING BRUSH / LEAF COLLECTION

BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2020 BRUSH ONLY CAN BE PUT TO THE CURB AT ANY TIME FROM JANUARY THRU OCTOBER THERE ARE NO LONGER ZONES FOR BRUSH PLACEMENT OR PICK-UP

THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILL BE PICKING UP BRUSH CONTINUALLY DURING THIS TIME.  BRANCHES MUST BE NO MORE THAN 4’ IN LENGTH AND 12” IN DIAMETER AND CHRISTMAS TREES CAN BE PLACED TO CURB AT ANY TIME DURING THE BRUSH COLLECTION PERIOD

LEAVES ONLY CAN BE PUT TO THE CURB FROM  NOVEMBER 2^ND THRU DECEMBER 29^TH.  THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILL BE PICKING UP LEAVES CONTINUALLY DURING THIS TIME

PLEASE DO NOT MIX BRUSH AND LEAVES, AS PER STATE LAW THEY MUST BE RECYCLED SEPARATELY

PLEASE HELP US WITH DRAINAGE AND DO NOT PLACE BRUSH OR LEAVES WITHIN 10 FEET OF A STORM DRAIN.  THANK YOU.

IMPORTANT RECYCLING INFORMATION

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR REC SPORTS