FREEHOLD, NJ – The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners, in partnership with the Monmouth County Planning Board, presented two organizations with 2021 Merit Awards during a Planning Board meeting held on Dec. 20.
“The Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners and the Planning Board are pleased to recognize four outstanding honorees who have made significant contributions to planning in Monmouth County,” said Commissioner Lillian G. Burry, liaison to the Planning Board. “The honorees should be commended for their dedicated work to the community, and I want to thank the Monmouth County Planning Board for taking this opportunity to highlight those who work tirelessly to keep Monmouth County the place you want to be.”
“The Monmouth County Planning Board has done an extraordinary job at recognizing plans, projects, programs, individuals, municipalities, businesses, community leaders and stakeholder organizations that truly add community value to our great county,” said Commissioner Ross F. Licitra. “Thank you to all the organizations that continue to make Monmouth County a wonderful place to live.”
The 2021 Merit Awards were presented to:
Crossroads St. Peter’s Church
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ANIMAL HOSPITAL
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Category: Community & Culture

Gordon H. Mansfield Veterans Village (Soldier On)
Category: Development & Redevelopment

The 2021 Merit Award Honorable Mention was presented to:
Keyport Complete Streets Plan and Demonstration Project
Category: Plans, Publications & Web-Based Services

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Category: Community & Culture

The Planning Board established the Merit Awards Program in 1984 to recognize those plans, projects, programs, individuals, municipalities, businesses, community leaders and stakeholder organizations that have made a significant contribution to the advancement of planning and planning outcomes in Monmouth County.
For more information, go to www.visitmonmouth.com or call the Monmouth County Division of Planning at 732-431-7460.
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