A portion of Surf City’s almost $800,000 in beach revenue for the 2021 summer season will be allocated for a new tractor to replace a 30-year-old one that stopped working last month.
Councilman Peter Hartney, who oversees the borough’s beaches and environment committee, reported at the Sept. 8 borough council meeting the borough raked in $792,980 in revenue from its beaches. Badge sales are up $19,792 over 2020’s final figures.
Badge sales begin with the holiday beach badges, which totaled 750 for 2021, he said.
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