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Sea Isle City City Council Meetings Are Now Being Live Streamed

 

In an effort to continue the City’s longstanding policy of engaging with the public and keeping everyone informed of timely information, a new source of communication between the public and the City of Sea Isle City will be made available starting April 28: Live Streaming of all City Council Meetings.

 

The Live Streaming process will allow anyone to remotely view (and hear) all future City Council meetings.  Sea Isle City’s Live Streaming process will be offered via YouTube – and you will not need your own YouTube account or any log-in information to view the Council Meetings while they are live streamed (or afterwards when the meetings are offered as recordings).

 

Here’s how to view City Council meetings being Live-Streamed:

 

  1. As the City Council meeting is about to begin, go to Sea Isle City’s municipal website, https://www.seaislecitynj.us/, and click the “City YouTube (Live Stream)” link near the top of the home page.  Please Note: You can also access Sea Isle’s YouTube channel by clicking the “YouTube” link at the bottom of the homepage of our municipal website.
  2. Once you arrive on Sea Isle City’s YouTube homepage, click the “Live” link.
  3. The meeting will automatically begin to live-stream – however, please expect a 10-15 second delay (which is normal).

Additional Info that may help you while live-streaming:

 

  1. The live stream will not be visible on your screen until the City Council meeting officially begins (which is typically at 10:00 AM).
  2. If you are on the YouTube channel before the start of the meeting, you will have to “refresh” your screen to view the live stream once the meeting begins.
  3. Once the meeting concludes, approximately one hour later the entire City Council meeting will be available for viewing at your leisure. To watch a replay of any meeting, click the “Live” tab on Sea Isle’s YouTube Channel (all recorded meetings will appear in the line-up from newest to oldest).




CITY COUNCIL MESSAGE                April 30, 2026


Recently, the city completed the installation of new audio-visual equipment inside Council Chambers, which now affords us the opportunity to live stream City Council meetings – and our first live streamed meeting took place on April 28, with approximately seventy (70) remote viewers logged-on. 

During the April 28 meeting, Municipal Engineer Andrew Previti spoke about the proposed 46th Street Stormwater Pump Station, including options for the location of the pump’s bayside outfall. City Council would like to thank Mr. Previti for his comprehensive presentation – and for addressing the many questions and comments from property owners that followed. Council and the city’s Administration will take everyone’s concerns and suggestions under advisement, and we will review the two options that Mr. Previti outlined, along with the third option that was suggested by residents during Tuesday’s meeting. 

To view the documents and images that Mr. Previti displayed during his pump station outfall presentation, please go to https://www.seaislecitynj.us/media/CityProjects/outfall-presentation-to-council-4-28-26.pdf.

Also on April 28, Ordinance 1738 was introduced with First Reading. This ordinance, which allows the city to accept a donation of two parcels of land in the marshes at 35th Street, will have Second Reading and Public Hearing (and possible adoption) during the May 26 City Council meeting. 

Following the introduction of Ordinance 1738, City Council adopted Ordinances 1735 and 1736, following their Second Readings and Public Hearings. Ordinance 1735 amended the existing ordinance related to Planning and Zoning Fees, thus increasing the fees to developers to ensure that escrow accounts have sufficient funds; and Ordinance 1736 amended the existing Zoning Maps, so they are consistent with Sea Isle City’s Master Plan and previously adopted ordinances. 

Each of the resolutions on the April 28 Consent Agenda was approved, including…

Resolution 051, which authorized a Raffle Application from the Knights of Columbus, of Saint Joseph Catholic Church.

Resolution 053, which authorizes Sea Isle City to accept grant money from Cape May County’s “Land of the Free 250” grant, which will help pay for community events during this year’s July Fourth celebration. 

Resolution 054, which authorized a Raffle Application from the Yacht Club of Sea Isle City’s Sailing Foundation. 

Resolution 055, which authorized a purchase in the amount of $56,043 for a Chevrolet Silverado from Gentilini Chevrolet, of Woodbine, NJ, for Sea Isle City’s Division of Recreation, replacing an older vehicle that is near the end of its useful life.

Resolution 056, which authorized an Entertainment Contract in the amount of $126,000 with Go Events, of West Berlin, NJ. This contract provides live concerts during Sea Isle City’s 2026 Saturday Night Concert Series, Skimmer Festival and Fall Family Festival, as well as entertainment during this summer’s Family Fun Nights on Monday evenings. 

Resolution 057, which authorized the Finance Office to provide the Division of Recreation with a “Change Fund” for the city’s Pickleball Courts, allowing the attendant on duty to make change when receiving cash payments. 

During the “Citizen Comment” portion of the April 28 meeting, four residents stepped to the microphone to comment on a variety of topics, including…

  • A request for additional indoor pickleball sessions in the Community Center.
  • A request for additional stationary bicycles in the Community Center.
  • A request for a pumping station that would alleviate flooding near 33rd Street.
  • Praise for City Council’s new live streaming system.

Our next City Council meeting will take place on “Community Day,” Saturday, May 9, at 9:00 AM on the third floor of City Hall – and we hope to see you there! 

To view future City Council meetings remotely, click the “City YouTube (Live Stream)” link on the home page of www.seaislecitynj.us, and then click the “Live” button.  For more information about our live streaming process, please go to https://www.seaislecitynj.us/citycouncil.

 

Best regards from the members of City Council,

Council President Mary Tighe (mtighe@seaislecitynj.us)
Ian Ciseck (iciseck@seaislecitynj.us)
Frank Edwardi (fedwardijr@seaislecitynj.us)   
Michael Jargowsky (mjargowsky@seaislecitynj.us) 
Bill Kehner (wkehner@seaislecitynj.us)