Pedestrian Crosswalk Safety Improvements
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City of Absecon 2026 Budget Presentation
The City of Absecon 2026 Budget Presentation as presented at the May 21st, 2026 Council Meeting: Microsoft PowerPoint - 2026 Budget Presentation
This presentation reflects our commitment to responsible planning and transparency. We appreciate everyone involved in this process.
Absecon Police Department’s 2024 Annual Report Published
Starting this year, the Absecon Police Departmet will be distributing an annual report summarizes activities and accomplishments for the previous year. These reports serve to provide transparency and accountability to the public and to the agencies that have oversite of the department like the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office and the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General.
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Public Auction Legal Notice
Foreclosure Property Registration
The City of Absecon has partnered with Hera Property Registry, LLC to administer its Foreclosure Property Registration program. In order to comply with the Ordinance, all Mortgagees/Trustees must register online via HERA Property Registry and pay a registration fee.
Click here to register with Hera Property Registry
Hera’s Customer Support contact information:
Address:1917 S. Harbor City Blvd. Melbourne, FL 32901Email: vpro@heraregistry.comPhone: (321) 234-5303| For more information on foreclosures and resources available to you as a homeowner, please visit the links below. | ||
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Absecon Historical Society
The City of Absecon has a rich historic past dating back to 1716. Existing historic landmarks like the Pitney House, Absecon Inn, United Methodist Church, Absecon Presbyterian Church, Odd Fellows Hall, and Absecon’s Historical Society Museum are just a few located in the center of town. King’s Highway (Shore Road) was built in 1716. The road to Robert Doughty's Mill (New Jersey Avenue) was built in 1800. The road to Samuel Cooper’s Ferry (Church Street) was built in 1821. Pitney Road was built 1833 by Dr. Pitney to reduce travel time to make house calls in Port Republic. Station Avenue and the Camden Atlantic Railroad were built in 1854. Absecon Boulevard was built in 1927.