Bradley Beach, New Jersey - One of America's Finest Places

Bradley Beach, NJ is a municipality in Monmouth County, NJ, United States. The Borough's population is approximately 4,300 as of the 2020-United States census, with a population density of about 16 inhabitants per acre, according to the most recent statistics available from that source. Bradley Beach comprises four municipalities: Bradley Town, Bradley Village, Bradley Island, and the Village of South Bradley. The borough has two schools, one public school, and one private school. The public school district is called the Bradley Board of Education and is governed by a board of education consisting of six trustees, each appointed for a five-year term. Wall Township, NJ information can be seen at this link.

The Borough of Monmouth has its own Department of Public Works and Facilities. In addition to a Department of Public Works and Facilities, Bradley Beach has a Parks and Recreation Department that manages its parks and recreational facilities. Among the facilities are the Bradley Park, a natural-history museum, an aquarium, and a beach. The department also manages the Bradley Beach Aquarium. The City of Bradley Beach has an Office of Emergency Management. The Borough of Bradley Beach has an Office of Public Works, a Police Department, a Fire Department, and a Municipal Court. The town has an elected Board of Commissioners, and a Town Meeting House that meets on the fourth Thursday of every month. Discover facts about Brick Township, New Jersey - A Real Variety Town.