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Cape May Point is governed under the Walsh Act, in which each elected official has a specific area of responsibility which combines executive and legislative responsibilities. The Walsh Act, enacted in 1911, requires that commissioners be elected at large in nonpartisan elections and serve four-year, concurrent terms of office.
The Borough Commission is composed of three members and, as a group, have complete control over all affairs of the municipality. The Mayor is chosen by the three Commissioners immediately following the election. Mayoral duties include chairing municipal meetings and general oversight of community affairs. Our currently serving officials and their responsibilities are shown below.
Borough Meetings are held at 6:00 P.M. the second Thursday of each month in the Firehall on Yale Avenue.
The Borough Commission also meets on Tuesday before the Thursday evening meeting and fourth Tuesday each month (unless otherwise noted on the schedule) at 12:00 P.M. in the Municipal Building on Lighthouse Avenue.
| Robert Moffatt, Mayor, Commissioner of Public Safety & Public Affairs | |
Police Department |
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| Anita VanHeeswyk, Deputy Mayor, Commissioner of Revenue & Finance | |
Borough Clerk / Administrator |
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| Robert Mullock , Commissioner of Public Works, Parks & Public Property | |
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Borough News
- 2020 Affordable Housing Annual Report, including Report on Very Low Income Obligation
- Atlantic City Electric Tree Trimming
- U.S. Small Business Administration - Economic Injury Disaster Loans
- Cape May Point Resident Drop-off Box
- Borough Services and COVID-19 Information
- Atlantic City Electric Reminds Residents to be Aware of "Customer Scams"
- 2020 Annual Drinking Water Report
- Historic Preservation Presentation
- Comcast Responds to COVID-19 with services
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