October 6, 2021

(Ocean City, NJ) The Ocean City Board of REALTORS® is pleased to announce its fall community service project, a drive to collect coats, gloves, blankets, sweaters, and other cold weather items. Donations will be collected now through November 24th, and will be used to give the gift of warmth for winter to the local community via the Ocean City Ecumenical Clothes Closet.

The Warmth for the Winter Drive will collect gently used or new items. Of urgent need this winter are coats, jackets, men’s gloves, blankets and sheets. 

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FAQ’S ABOUT YOUR WATER & WASTEWATER SERVICES

Starting on January 1, 2021, each customer will see a separate line item for the Wastewater Service Charge and the Purchased Wastewater Treatment Adjustment Clause surcharge (“PSTAC charge”) labeled as “Purchased Wastewater Surcharge”. The Wastewater Service Charge covers NJAWC’s expenses to collect wastewater, maintain the collection system, pay local, state and federal taxes, and to invest in the aging infrastructure of the wastewater collection system. The PSTAC charge represents the costs the Company pays to the CMCMUA to treat and dispose of the sewage generated within Ocean City. Like the PWAC, the PSTAC charge is a pass-through of actual costs. Prior to January 1, 2021, the Wastewater Service Charge & PSTAC charge were combined as the Wastewater Service Charge line item on a customer’s bill. The Purchased Wastewater surcharge line item is not a new charge, it’s just now been broken out separately on the bill to provide more transparency of these associated costs. Please click here for the FAQ’s for more detailed information

Business.NJ.gov Update 08122021

Masks Strongly Encouraged Indoors

Due to the current COVID-19 metrics in New Jersey and the transmissibility of the Delta variant, New Jersey is strongly recommending that both vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals wear face masks in indoor settings where there is increased risk, including:

  • Crowded indoor settings
  • Indoor settings involving activities with close contact with others who may not be fully vaccinated
  • Indoor settings where the vaccine status of other individuals in the setting is unknown
  • Where an individual is immunocompromised or at increased risk for severe disease

Masking is not required in most indoor or outdoor spaces but businesses have the right to require stricter mask policies. Businesses are not allowed to restrict the use of face masks by their staff, customers, or visitors.