Tuckerton Municipal Court

Tuckerton is a historic borough in New Jersey, settled in 1699, that has evolved into a community dedicated to providing efficient municipal services. Originally known as Clamtown and Fishtown, it became a vital 18th-century seaport and was named after Ebenezer Tucker, a prominent figure during the Revolutionary War. The borough is governed by a Mayor and a six-member Borough Council, overseeing various departments including Public Works, Tax Collection, and Code Enforcement. Tuckerton also offers a range of community services and resources, such as parks, a food pantry, and an active calendar of local events to engage residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website