Firehouse Bunk Rooms

Roadway Reconstruction

Storm Sewer Replacement

Demolition of School Building

Bulkhead Replacement and More...

CLICK HERE for the Latest Project Updates

The Sea Isle City Police Department

is an Accredited Agency with

The New Jersey State Association of

Chiefs of Police

CLICK HERE for the November 2022 Police Report

CLICK HERE for the SICPD's Facebook Page

CLICK HERE to Register for Alerts from the SICPD

Beach Tag Dates To Remember

• 2023 Regular Seasonal Beach Tags go on sale January 3.
• 2023 Saint Patrick’s Beach Tags go on sale February 21.
• 2023 Veterans Beach Tags will be available starting April 1.
• The $20 pre-season rate for seasonal beach tags ends May 15; afterwards the seasonal rate of $25 will apply.
• Beach Tags are required for all beach-goers (age 12 and older) Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day.



For more Information about Beach Tags, phone the

Welcome Center at 609-263-8687

Making The Holidays Brighter

For Families In Need

Non-perishable food items and unwrapped toys are being accepted for Mayor Desiderio’s 2022 Holiday Toy and Food Drive. Donations can be brought to the lobby of City Hall, Crest Savings Bank (4415 Landis Avenue), First Bank of Sea Isle City (4301 Landis Avenue), KIX Package Goods (on 63rd Street), Mrs. Brizzle’s Buns & Deli (4601 Landis Avenue), Rick’s Breakfast House (6112 Landis Avenue), Sands Department Store (6208 Landis Avenue), and the Welcome Center. The last day to make a donation at these locations is December 19. Gift cards and monetary donations will also be welcomed and can be mailed/delivered to the Mayor’s Office at City Hall, 233 JFK Boulevard, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243. Prior to Christmas Day, the Mayor and his “Elves” will personally deliver all of the donated items to families in need. For more info, please phone 609-263-4461, ext. 1245.

The Community Is Invited To

A Live Nativity Event On December 17

Saint Joseph Church invites the public to experience the parish’s first annual “Live Nativity” on Saturday, December 17, from 5:00 to 6:00 PM. “Scene One” of this reenactment of the birth of Jesus Christ will begin inside the Church at 4300 Landis Avenue, where a narrator will tell the Nativity Story, which will be portrayed by parishioners of all ages through mime and gesture. Next, all those in attendance will be invited outside to the church parking lot, where the story will continue in the presence of live animals (including a camel, goats, donkeys, and sheep). Chairs will be available in the parking lot for those who find standing difficult. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served afterwards. For more info, phone 609-263-8696.

Drop-Off Your Letters To Santa Claus

At City Hall

There’s a special red mailbox in the lobby of City Hall that children can use to mail letters to Saint Nick. No postage is necessary, because the City uses a magical delivery service to ensure that all of Santa’s mail arrives safely at the North Pole.



Fireworks & Jitney Service

On December 31

FIREWORKS:

Sea Isle City’s annual New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show will take place on Saturday, December 31, at 8:00 PM, on the JFK Boulevard Beach. Please be aware that some public areas near JFK Boulevard and the Promenade will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic during the fireworks show.

JITNEYS:

Jitney Service will be available on New Year’s Eve from 5:00 PM to 3:00 AM along Landis Avenue, 29th to 94th Street. The Jitney will also make stops at Fish Alley upon request. The fee each way per person is $2 (4:00 to 11:00 PM) and $4 (11:00 PM to 3:00 AM). Children (age 5 and younger) sitting on an adult’s lap ride for free. For more info about Sea Isle City’s Jitney Service, phone 609-513-0312.

Environmental Commission

T-Shirts Make Great Gifts

The Sea Isle City Environmental Commission’s Limited Edition 2023 “Turtle T-Shirts” are on sale at the Welcome Center. Short-sleeved shirts cost $10 each, long-sleeved shirts are $20, and “Turtle Caps” cost $20. The Welcome Center is open Monday thru Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and on Saturdays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Proceeds from the sale of the shirts and caps benefit Environmental Commission projects, which help keep Sea Isle City green and beautiful.  



There's Always Something

Fun Happening in Sea Isle City

CLICK HERE for Sea Isle City's Calendar of Events

CLICK HERE for City-Sponsored Fitness Programs

Sea Isle City Is A

Recycling Community

CLICK HERE for the Trash & Recycling Home Page

CLICK HERE for the Public Works Home Page

CLICK HERE for Sea Isle's Sustainable Jersey Page

There Are Many Ways

To Stay Active

Sea Isle City is home to many clubs, civic organizations, boards and commissions. Click the links below for more information about these groups...

Clubs and Organizations

Boards and Commissions

Would You Like To Speak

With A City Official?

If you have questions or concerns, there is no need to wait for an upcoming City Council meeting to express your thoughts. You can contact the head of any City Department to obtain the answers you need. For a complete list of contact information, visit our Municipal Website, www.seaislecitynj.us, or phone City Hall at 609-263-4461.



Have You Seen

What's Been Happening?

CHRISTMAS TREE ON 72nd STREET BEACH

Members of the Bologno, Brennan and Allegretto families placed a Christmas tree on the 72nd Street beach for all to enjoy.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the Christmas Tree

CIVIC CLUB LUNCHEON & CHECK PRESENTATION

On December 2, the members of the Sea Isle City Women’s Civic Club hosted their annual Holiday Luncheon at the Oar House Pub, where they presented checks totaling $8000 to local charities.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the Luncheon

MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE & NEW CAROUSEL HORSE

During the Sea Isle City Historical Museum’s Holiday Open House on December 3, the Historical Society commemorated the arrival of its newest artifact, a vintage carousel horse that was nearly lost during the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962. The horse, which was created by celebrated German-born craftsman Gustav Dentzel, was rescued by a local property owner after the storm destroyed Sea Isle’s boardwalk and merry-go-round – and, after six decades, the horse has finally returned home to Sea Isle City.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the Open House

POINSETTIA & WREATH SALE

On December 3, the Sea Isle City Italian American Club concluded their 2022 Holiday Wreath and Poinsettia Sale fundraiser.

CLICK HERE for a Photo of the Poinsettia Sale

SANTA’S CALLING PROGRAM

The City’s Division of Recreation hosted their annual “Santa’s Calling” program, during which members of the Knights of Columbus of Saint Joseph Church helped relay phone calls from Santa Claus to 68 children. 

CLICK HERE for a Photo of the Santa’s Calling Program

AARP HOLIDAY LUNCHEON

On December 8, the members of AARP Chapter 710 enjoyed a Holiday Luncheon at the Crab Trap Restaurant, where Santa Claus and Mayor Desiderio arrived to spread holiday cheer. During the luncheon, Frank & Barbara Roach and Miriam Ingram were honored for their service to AARP - and the AARP members donated many items to the Mayor's Toy and Food Drive.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the AARP Luncheon

HOLIDAY LIGHTING CONTEST

Eighteen properties were entered in Sea Isle’s 2022 Holiday Lighting Contest, which was hosted by the Division of Recreation and judged by volunteers from the Sea Isle City Garden Club. First and Second Place Prizes were provided by First Bank of Sea Isle City, and Third Prize was donated by Rocky & Fred’s Florist.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the Lighting Contest

 VFW CARAVAN TO VINELAND VET HOME

Following a successful fundraiser, the members of VFW Post 1963’s Auxiliary and numerous veterans from their organization traveled to Vineland, New Jersey, where they will spread holiday cheer to the residents of the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home. The VFW’s annual “Christmas Caravan” delivered a wide variety of gifts, snacks and other treats to the men and women of the Memorial Home, which served as a reminder that the people of Sea Isle City are grateful for their service.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the Christmas Caravan

HONOREES

During the December 13 City Council Meeting, Mayor Desiderio and the members of Council honored Barbara and Frank Roach for their service to AARP Chapter 710 and our community. Cape May County Commissioner Gerald Thornton was also honored, prior to his retirement on December 31.

CLICK HERE for Photos of the City Council Meeting

Sea Isle City's Municipal Website:

www.SeaIsleCityNJ.us

Sea Isle City's Visitor's Website:

www.VISITSICNJ.com