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Know Before You Go: Brigantine Living Edition
Welcome to the second edition of "Know Before You Go," your go-to guide for everything you need to know about living and visiting Brigantine. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this guide will ensure you're in the know about the essential rules and tips to make the most of your time here.
Dogs in Brigantine: Leashes and Poop Bags
Brigantine loves its furry friends! However, it's important to keep dogs on a leash at all times. This ensures the safety of both pets and people. And don't forget those poop bags—leaving pet waste on your neighbor's lawn isn't just rude, it's a quick way to make enemies. Always clean up after your pets to keep Brigantine beautiful.
Beach Blocks and Parking
Remember, beach blocks are no-parking zones on both sides of the street. Make sure to park in designated areas to avoid fines and keep the streets clear for emergency vehicles and pedestrians.
Seasonal Dog Restrictions
Planning to bring your dog to the beach? Note that dogs are not allowed on the beach between May 30th and September 30th. So, plan your beach outings with Rosie and other canine companions accordingly.
Safe Street Crossing
Pedestrians, if there’s no crosswalk, always come to the curb, look both ways, and then cross the street safely. Your safety is paramount, and being vigilant can prevent accidents.
City Dump Information
The city dump, located behind the Acme on 38th Street, accepts most household waste. They are open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:20 p.m., making it convenient to dispose of your trash properly.
The Promenade
Formerly known as the seawall, the promenade is a fantastic spot for a stroll, wave-watching, or catching up on the Brigantine Times, which is published every Friday. Enjoy the serene views and take a moment to relax.
Beach Tags for Summer 2024
Starting June 15th, beach taggers will be out ensuring everyone has their beach tags. Make sure to carry your tags with you at all times when visiting the beach to avoid any inconvenience.
Municipal Complex and Emergency Services
The Brigantine Municipal Complex, also known as City Hall, is located on 14th Street. The fire and police departments are situated between 14th and 15th Street on the avenue, ensuring quick access to emergency services.
Flag Disposal and Purchase
Need to respectfully dispose of an old flag? You can do so at Ace. If you’re in the market for a new flag, Ace offers a variety of flags proudly made in the USA.
Pedestrian and Driver Safety
Pedestrians should always stop at a crosswalk and look both ways before crossing. Drivers, remember to stop for both locals and visitors. We all play a part in keeping Brigantine safe and ensuring no one gets hurt.
Want to know more about Brigantine? Check out our first edition of Know Before You Go!