Borough of Manasquan

10/29/2026

09/26/2026

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STORM UPDATE:

We continue to experience widespread coastal flooding this morning and road closures will persist through early afternoon. Please stay off the roadways and stay clear of downed trees and power lines as emergency crews continue to assess areas for damage.

Although the storm is now forecast to take a more northerly track, sparing the area of the worst conditions, a Coastal Flood Warning remains in effect through tomorrow morning...

The following are the times of high tide at Manasquan Inlet:

8:30 PM tonight - Moderate
9 AM Sunday Morning - Minor to Moderate
When a coastal flood warning is issued, moderate or greater coastal flooding is expected within 12-hours. If you live in areas exposed to tidal flooding, please take the necessary actions to secure property and move vehicles to higher ground. Roadways will become flooded and impassable for extended periods, and access onto and off of the beachfront will become limited. Do not attempt to drive over a flooded road or around police barricades. Conditions permitting, utilize First Avenue and the Ocean Avenue Bridge for access off of beach areas. Remember to always follow instructions from police and emergency personnel on our roadways. Coastal residents are advised to closely follow the latest forecasts and updates and be prepared to take immediate action to protect life and property if major coastal flooding is forecasted or develops.

Tides are forecast to run approximately 3’ above normal, and moderate coastal flooding is expected around the times of high tide. The following areas may be affected by this event: Main Street... east of Lockwood, including Sims, Pershing, Pearce & Meadow… Second, Third and Fourth Avenues… Brielle Road, Deep Creek Drive, Captains Court and Long Avenue… Riddle, Pickle, Tarpon & Pompano Ave… areas within 1 block of the Glimmer Glass and Watsons Creek including all of River, Holly, Watson & Perrine… as well as areas adjacent to Stockton Lake.

If you live in or near areas prone to tidal flooding, please take the necessary actions to secure outdoor objects and move vehicles to higher ground before the high tides begin. Residents should anticipate street flooding at least 3 hours before and after the times of high tide and Main Street and Brielle Road may become impassable for a period of time. Plans should be made in advance should road closures occur.

For the latest updates, visit the National Weather Service at www.weather.gov/phi/.

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09/25/2026

Sandbags will be avaible at 65 Broad St (Manasquan First Aid). It is first come, first serve and we are limted on the amount we received. We will not be receiving another alottment.

09/25/2026

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Mayor Mike Mangan

09/25/2026

A Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for major coastal flooding Friday Evening through Sunday Morning...

A VOLUNTARY EVACUATION for TIER 1 is recommended for residents in non-elevated structures located in low-lying flood-prone areas, particularly the elderly and special needs persons. Please review attached map for TIER 1 locations.

The following are the times of high tide at Manasquan Inlet:

7:58 PM Friday Night
8:20 AM Saturday Morning
8:36 PM Saturday Night
8:56 AM Sunday Morning

This is a dynamic storm and flood levels may exceed the levels listed above and may extend well into Sunday. Coastal residents are urged to closely follow the latest forecasts and updates. Next update will be Friday 09/25/2026 at 4PM.

Do not drive through floodwaters and relocate vehicles to higher ground before the flooding begins. Residents may utilize the Pompano parking lot on the beachfront upper level as well as any public parking Lot west of the train tracks. Boat owners should allow enough slack in their lines for their boat to raise and fall with the tides.

When a coastal flood warning is issued, major coastal flooding is expected within 12-hours. If you live in areas exposed to tidal flooding, please take the necessary actions to secure property and move vehicles to higher ground. Roadways will become flooded and impassable for extended periods, and access onto and off of the beachfront will become limited. Do not attempt to drive over a flooded road or around police barricades. Conditions permitting, utilize First Avenue and the Ocean Avenue Bridge for access off of beach areas. Remember to always follow instructions from police and emergency personnel on our roadways. Coastal residents are advised to closely follow the latest forecasts and updates and be prepared to take immediate action to protect life and property if major coastal flooding is forecasted or develops.

Tides are forecast to run approximately 4 feet above normal, and major coastal flooding is possible. The following areas may be affected by this event: All areas east of Jackson Avenue, including the entire beachfront … areas within 2 blocks of the Glimmer Glass and Watsons Creek including all of River, Perrine, and East Virginia… as well as all areas adjacent to Stockton Lake.

If you live in or near these areas, please take the necessary actions to secure outdoor property, and move vehicles to higher ground before the high tides begin. It is recommended that residents in non-elevated structures located in low-lying flood-prone areas, particularly the elderly and special needs persons… shut off the electrical main in their home, and move themselves, vehicles and pets to higher ground until the flooding subsides. Please be advised that all three access roads to the beach, including Main Street, Brielle Road and Ocean Avenue will likely be impassible for several hours. Widespread street flooding may span multiple tide cycles, limiting access onto and off of beach areas for extended periods.

Please ONLY contact the Police Department for emergencies at 732-223-1000 ext 0

For the latest updates, visit the National Weather Service at www.weather.gov/phi/.

09/16/2026

West Nile virus activity has been found in Manasquan Borough. As a precautionary measure, The Monmouth County Office of Mosquito Control will conduct adult mosquito control operations in Manasquan on Friday, September 18, 2026, from 3 am to 6 am.