FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
July
15, 2026
County project
to remove large sediment at
Wesley Lake has been completed
ASBURY PARK/NEPTUNE, NJ – The Monmouth County Board
of County Commissioners are proud to announce that the large sediment at Wesley
Lake has been removed and the project has been completed.
“On behalf of my fellow Commissioners, I want to
commend our public works employees for completing sediment removal at Wesley
Lake earlier today, helping restore the lake’s drainage capacity,” said Commissioner
Director Thomas A. Arnone. “When Asbury Park and Neptune Township requested the
County’s assistance, our crews responded quickly to complete the project
efficiently and professionally, at no cost to either municipality.”
Commissioner Director Arnone said the project
exemplifies the results of collaboration between Monmouth County and its
municipalities.
“The County is committed to supporting our
municipalities and providing assistance whenever possible,” said Commissioner
Director Arnone. “The work at Wesley Lake highlights the results that can be
achieved through a strong partnership between Monmouth County and its municipal
partners.”
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ASBURY PARK/NEPTUNE, NJ – The Monmouth County
Board of County Commissioners are proud to announce that the large sediment at
Wesley Lake has been removed and the project has been completed.
ASBURY PARK/NEPTUNE, NJ – The Monmouth County Board
of County Commissioners are proud to announce that the large sediment at Wesley
Lake has been removed and the project has been completed.