
Asbury Park Voters Decide to Change Government
NEW JERSEY 101.5
Asbury Park is getting a new form of government.

Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly supported changing to a council-manager form in which the mayor is elected instead of appointed by the City Council.
The Asbury Park Press reports there will be a nonpartisan election in November, giving council members staggered terms. Initially, they'll draw straws to determine who will serve two-year or four-year terms during the first election cycle.
MORE COVERAGE:
- Asbury Park elects to change form of government / Asbury Park Press
- Change Of Government Passes With 75 Percent Approval / Asbury Park Sun
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