The North Beach Taxpayers Association was established in July 1954 to benefit the property owners in this northern section of Long Beach Township, which is the only non-contiguous municipality on Long Beach Island. “Such topics as taxes, beautification and beach and boulevard care were on the original agenda, and continue today,” the association notes.
Currently, the group is comprised of 183 members who represent the 600 households in the community, and would like to see membership increase.
The NBTA holds two general membership meetings annually, one in June and one in September.
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