Holiday Notice:
Beverly City Municipal offices will be closed on Monday, May 29th, in observance of Memorial Day. Please enjoy your weekend responsibly.
Dunk’s Ferry Ceremony:
Please join us at the Beverly Waterfront Gazebo on Sunday, May 28th at 12 noon until 1pm for the Dunk’s Ferry Ceremony, also known as the White Table Ceremony, honoring all of the brave servicemembers who made the ultimate sacrifice and never returned from conflicts abroad.
Memorial Day Parade:
The 102nd Beverly-Edgewater Park Memorial Day Parade will kick-off at 1pm on Monday, May 29th at Green Street in Edgewater Park.
Please note, due to road conditions and projected construction activity in the waterfront area, the 2023 Memorial Day Parade Route needs to be modified for the safety of the participants. The proposed modified route is as follows and please note detours will be in effect.
Lineup will occur on Green Street in Edgewater Park at noon. The parade will kick-off at 1pm, progress easterly down Green Street to Cooper Street. The parade will make a left on Cooper Street, traveling north on Cooper Street, crossing over the municipal boundary into Beverly, and continuing to Warren Street.
The parade will then make a left on Warren Street and travel westerly to Broad Street, making a left on Broad Street and traveling southerly on Broad Street to the municipal boundary with Edgewater Park Township where it will continue on Bridgeboro Road until reaching the terminus at the Beverly National Cemetery (North and South Mall Drive).
The parade will pause briefly at Memorial Field in Edgewater Park and at the War Memorial in front of the Beverly Free Library for a short service at each location.
PSE&G Construction Activity:
Road repaving by PSE&G’s contractor is taking a brief pause until after the Memorial Day holiday as they wait for approval from the County to repave Warren Street, Cooper Street and Broad Street.
If your local road was already milled or paved, that is the only portion of the road that will be paved; with the exception of the County roads listed above.
We appreciate everyone’s patience as we work toward restoring our roadways.
Road Program Projects:
The City of Beverly awarded two contracts for the 2021 and 2022 Road Improvement Programs. A portion of Jennings Street, Church Street and Parker Street will begin construction on or about June 12th. The lower end of Laurel Street, from Veterans Drive to Front Street and the adjacent block(s) of Laurel will also begin construction in June.
Contact List:
Municipal Clerk
Caitlin D’Alfonso
cdalfonso@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4084
City Administrator/Public Safety Director
Rich Wolbert
rwolbert@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4090
Public Works
Mike Haws
mhaws@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4092
Tax Collector
Dawn Gorman
dgorman@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4086
Tax Assessor
Joseph Robinson
jrobinson@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4091
Construction Office (including all subcodes)
Cedric Minter – Construction Official
Suraya Gallagher – Technical Assistant
construction@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4076 (for general questions only)
For scheduling construction inspections please email:
constructioninspections@thecityofbeverly.com
Property and Housing Code Enforcement
Paula Steere
codeenforcement@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4077
Beverly Sewerage Authority
Bev Morgan
beverlysewerageauthority@gmail.com
(609) 747-4087
Beverly Police Non-emergency
(609) 267-8300
Beverly Police TIPS Line
TIPS@thecityofbeverly.com
(609) 747-4083
Beverly Municipal Court
Municipal Court Administrator
Donna Wojculewski
(609) 747-4073
Yard Waste Notice:
The City can not pick up yard waste in anything other than clear bags. Please do not use black or green contractor’s bags nor the brown paper leaf bags for your yard waste.
Do not mix sticks, vines, nor trash in with your grass clippings and leaves. These items should be placed in your regular trash collection with the exception of branches and tree limbs.
Branches and tree limbs will be chipped on Thursdays… weather permitting. Please do not park in front of brush left curbside for chipping. Public Works will not drag tree limbs around vehicles.
Please make sure all brush is facing the same direction. Brush piles that are tangled, mixed with vines or other debris, will not be chipped. This is for the safety of our personnel and the efficiency of operation.
Brush to be chipped should be no less than four (4) feet in length and no more than six (6) inches in diameter. We cannot take stumps or bamboo. If you or someone you hire cut down any trees, you are required to make arrangements for the removal of the material. The City will no longer chip brush left from tree removal. Brush chipping operations are only for general property maintenance and storm debris.
Grass and leaves, in clear bags, are picked up on Mondays & Fridays and chipping operations are on Thursdays from the first week of March through mid October; weather permitting.