VOTER REGISTRATION FORMS

CAN BE FOUND ON-LINE AT AHNJ.COM (UNDER VOTER REGISTRATION)

OR AT MONMOUTHCOUNTYVOTES.COM 

THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE IS OCTOBER 13TH

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 3, 2020  

2020 Election Information from the County Clerk's Office 

MONMOUTH COUNTY MAIL-IN BALLOT DROP BOX LOCATIONS (click this link for all locations)

Two  local drop boxes are located in Middletown at the following addresses:

Croydon Hall - 900 Leonardville Road - Middletown

and

Middletown Municipal Building - 1 Kings Highway - Middletown

Please see link below for up to date voter and election information: 

https://www.monmouthcountyvotes.com/elections/general-election/

NJ Division of Elections - Vote.NJ.Gov

It is recommended that all registered voters have an up-to-date physical address, and if necessary, mailing address. Residents who have moved within Monmouth County are urged to file a voter registration form with the Superintendent of Elections Office containing their new address as soon as possible, but no later than Tuesday, October 13. Registration forms are available for download through the County elections website, MonmouthCountyVotes.com, and through the free Monmouth Votes app for mobile devices.

Similarly, any voter who will be away between late September and November 3, 2020, Election Day is strongly encouraged to update their address that they wish the ballot to be mailed to at 732-431-7790 or ClerkofElections@co.monmouth.nj.us

All brush from the storm(s) have been picked up in all zones. There should be nothing in the street that could wash away and clog storm drains. If you have brush in the street you are in violation so we ask that remove it to curbside OR you can drop it off at the Borough Garage M-F, 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. The next round of brush and leaf collection by zone will begin October 5th followed by just leaf pickup by zone on November 2. We thank you for your cooperation.

PLAYGROUNDS RE-OPENING EFFECTIVE JULY 2, 2020

In accordance with Executive Order No. 133 and 157 Atlantic Highlands will be re-opening certain parks and recreation areas.  Playgrounds, tennis courts, skatepark and basketball courts in the harbor and in neighborhood pocket parks will open.  The Bayshore / Henry Hudson Trail remains open.  We continue to ask that you walk to the trail as parking in the harbor is not encouraged and will be very limited as per the Governors Order.  

As New Jersey makes continued progress in its fight against COVID-19, it is appropriate to ensure that ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS residents can safely enjoy outdoor recreation, with reasonable restrictions that limit the spread of COVID-19, as a way to enhance physical and mental health, while maintaining the overall social distancing and mitigation requirements in place to protect the health, safety, and welfare of residents.  

We ask that you use caution, not fear as we’re all in this together !

Please see attached flyer for details

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Governor Murphy announced that Indoor Dining can resume on Friday, September 4 at 25% capacity with social distancing between tables.            

Other restrictions on indoor dining mirror ones detailed when the state originally planned to allow it in early July include:

• Patrons required to wear masks unless they are eating, under the age of 2, or have a health issue.
• Staff members required to wear masks.
• Tables spaced at least 6 feet apart.
• Enhanced sanitation.
• Guests placing orders only at a table and staffers bringing food and beverages only to tables.
• Patrons barred from walking around while eating.
• Limiting seating to a maximum of 8 customers per table — unless from an immediate family or the same household
• Encouraging reservations for greater control of customer traffic.
• Requiring customers to provide a phone number if making a reservation to facilitate contact tracing.

I have attached the updated Executive Directive No. 20-019 from the NJ Department of Health which details, “COVID-19 PROTOCOLS FOR FOOD OR BEVERAGE ESTABLISHMENTS OFFERING SERVICE IN OUTDOOR AND INDOOR AREAS”.

DOH Indoor Dining EO 183       Executive Order -183          Executive Directive 20-30    

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