If you or someone you know is interested in joining the new Neptune Township Arts Committee, please send a brief bio and a short statement explaining your interest to [email protected] Looking forward to great things happening in Neptune!

The Arts Committee will be empowered to identify locations for public art, hire local artists, organize events, and fundraise. In doing so, it will serve as Neptune’s engine for public creativity and cultural expression.

Its mission will include commissioning visual art to beautify neighborhoods, organizing performing arts events, and collaborating with existing arts organizations and community events. A key priority will be ensuring that every neighborhood has visible and accessible public art.

You can access the dashboard through the township website or directly at the link below:
municipal.support/neptune/

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This is one of the busiest times of the year for assessors, and getting this dashboard launched before the appeal deadline was no small task. Dawn’s commitment to transparency and equitable assessments is clear, and Neptune is fortunate to have her.

But this is a meaningful step toward fairness, transparency, and empowering residents with real information.

I want to thank our Tax Assessor, Dawn Crozier-Freeman, for her incredible work putting this together.

For the first time, residents can review everything they need in one centralized location.

Does this solve rising property taxes?
No, not on it's own. We still have a lot of work ahead of us to make Neptune more affordable and to control rising costs.

We’ve officially launched the NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP ASSESSMENT DASHBOARD. This new tool puts everything residents need in one easy-to-use place: comparable sales data, guidance on how to file an appeal, a property tax estimator, assessment resources, and much more.

Heard the same from a Wawa in Neptune.

This is amazing. Any plans to roll this out in other counties?