Politics & Government
Municipal State Aid For Long Branch-Eatontown Towns Identical to Last Year
No increases or decreases made in state aid allocations
Long Branch, Eatontown, Tinton Falls and West Long Branch will be receiving the same amount of municipal state aid for the 2014 fiscal year as they did last year.
Governor Chris Christie recently announced that municipal state aid funding for all New Jersey towns would remain flat.
“This preserved funding means no town in Monmouth County will see a decrease in formula municipal aid for the upcoming year," Christie said in a news release. "It also demonstrates that providing stable, predictable levels of municipal aid to support local governments and taxpayers is a core priority of my Administration."
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The release states that the 2012 statewide average property tax increase was just 1.4%, the lowest in 24 years.
The following is the municipal state aid the four Long Branch-Eatontown area municipalities will receive for the 2014 fiscal year.
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Eatontown: $1,464,615
Long Branch: $4,288,133
Tinton Falls: $1,490,459
West Long Branch: $796,169
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