Brigantine Department of Public Works

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John Doring is the Superintendent of the Public Works Department.

With 24 full-time employees and some contracted services, the Public Works Department takes pride in:
All Sanitary and Storm Sewer Systems Issues
Engineering
General Maintenance of Municipal Buildings
Maintaining the community’s physical plant—buildings, streets, sidewalks, sewers, trees
Municipal Beach Cleanup Program
Refuse Collection and Recycling Services
Snow Removal and Street Sweeping
Street and Sidewalk Improvements
Using up to date equipment and providing its employees with ongoing training in the newest and best methodologies for this region
Streets and Municipal Infrastructure
Water and Sewer Utility Operations
Public Buildings, Grounds and Facilities
Mechanical and Automotive Repair of City vehicles

Parks & Community Events

Working closely with the Recreation Department, Public Works also maintains municipal beaches parks and playgrounds and provides set up and clean up services for many community special events.

10/23/2026

10/18/2026

Thank you Stockton

Thank you to Stockton University and LOVE BLUE INC. 🇺🇸 for volunteering to clean our beach in

We really appreciate your help in keeping Brigantine clean and beautiful- ❤️

Love Blue Stockton

09/29/2026

Brigantine estimates that hundreds of feet of beach were washed away, just three years after a beach replenishment project.

09/28/2026

Nor'easter leaves beach erosion, damage in Brigantine, New Jersey | Read more ⬇️

09/26/2026

Nor’Easter Update: 5pm on 9/25

Brigantine has taken a major hit from this storm. This morning’s high tide brought the worst flooding we’ve seen since Superstorm Sandy, along with major beach erosion and significant damage to our dune system.

We are especially concerned about the North End, where erosion has left our homes and City infrastructure extremely vulnerable.

The Promenade and several of its beach access ramps have also sustained significant damage.

We are working with the Governor’s Office, Congressman Van Drew’s office, FEMA, Atlantic County, and Senator Vince Polistina to assess the damage and get the resources we need to begin the recovery.

FEMA is expected in Brigantine this week, and we are working with our federal, state, and county partners on a disaster declaration to help access emergency funding.

We will conduct a full assessment of the beaches when conditions improve and it is safe to do so.

Until then, please stay off the beaches.

We will continue to keep everyone updated as we work through this together.

Address

3605 Bayshore Avenue
Brigantine, NJ
08203

Website

http://brigantinenj.gov/

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