Long Branch City Council Faces Scrutiny Over Fire Company Rent Payments Despite City Ownership

Overview: During the latest Long Branch City Council meeting, several concerns were raised about the city issuing rent payments to fire companies that occupy city-owned properties. A resident questioned the council about a resolution authorizing rent payments to the Oliver Byron Fire Company, Atlantic Engine Company, and Elberon Engine Company, despite these entities no longer occupying their firehouses, some of which are now owned by the city. The resident alleged that such payments were unjustified and demanded to know why the city continued to issue these checks, calling for transparency and accountability.

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