Beach Haven Municipal Court Address*Beach Haven court sessions are held at the Long Beach Twp. Municipal Court.*
6805 Long Beach Boulevard
Brant Beach, NJ 08008
Phone Number: (609) 492-4548
Fax Number: (609) 492-4499
The Honorable Stacey Kerr is the judge presiding over the Beach Haven Municipal Court and Jessica Jenkins is the Court Administrator is Barbara Courts. The Beach Haven Municipal Court Prosecutor is currently Nicholas Monaco, Esq.
The Beach Haven Municipal Court sessions have been temporarily relocated to the Long Beach Township Municipal Court located at the address above. Off-season court sessions are held on the first Thursday of each month at 10:00 a.m., with the location to be determined. Call the Court Administrator for more information, Monday-Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
The Beach Haven Borough Municipal Court adjudicates a relatively high number of offenses per month, including DWI, moving traffic violations and disorderly persons charges. The population has decreased each decade since 1980 when the peak of 1,714 occurred, yet the number of violations charged has increased, possibly due to DWI checkpoints and stricter enforcement.
The payment of fines to the Beach Haven Municipal Court can be made at the Court’s temporary office located at the Beach Haven Emergency Operations Center located at 420 Pelham Ave. in Beach Haven. The Beach Haven Violations Bureau hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Payments for traffic tickets may be made by credit card online at www.njmcdirect.com. The Beach Haven Borough Court ID is 1503.
If you are charged with any offense in the Beach Haven area of Long Beach Island, call the law firm of Villani & Deluca at (732) 965-3350 for your free phone consultation with a Beach Haven Municipal Court attorney. Under no circumstance should you plead guilty. Let an experienced Beach Haven lawyer assess your case and develop your best strategy.
Beach Haven is a small borough with a land area of nearly one square mile, located near the south end of Long Beach Island. In 1871, Tuckerton developer Archelaus Pharo bought the 670 acres of Long Beach Island that would become Beach Haven for $243. It was developed to attract wealthy summer residents from Philadelphia. Beach Haven is home to the Long Beach Island Museum, the Museum of New Jersey Maritime History, and the Surflight Theatre.
For step-by-step directions to the Long Beach Township Municipal Court, where the Beach Haven Borough Municipal Court is currently holding its sessions, click on the “Directions” link in the map below and enter your start address.
