< Back 44 RIDGE ROAD Year Built: 1904 Property Description Block: 61 Lot: 19 Year Built: 1904 Style: Early American Colonial Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Rehabilitated using modern materials.

Engineering is responsible for the preparation and adoption of the Master Plan, which is the guide for development of the community. Engineering Office David Marks, P.E., C.M.E, CFM Borough Engineer Brett Hunger Project Manager Engineering is responsible for the preparation and adoption of the Master Plan, which is the guide for development of the community. It reviews and recommends adoption of all amendments to the Land Development Ordinance. Engineering also reviews proposed subdivision of land for compliance with Article VII of the Land Development Ordinance, which contains all standards for development of new streets, sewers, and utilities. The Planning Board is charged under the Land Development Ordinance with the responsibility to review all site plans, parking projects and major building projects for proper design and drainage according to standards. Projects & Capital Improvements Rumson - Sea Bright Bridge Oceanic Bridge Updates Monmouth County Project The Borough is required to post the Stormwater Management Plan Master Plan and Ordinances on the Borough's Website. Use the button below to view these regulations. Stormwater Regulations Borough of Rumson Documents Borough Tax Maps Borough Zoning Maps Rumson Master Plan Tree Removal Permit Sight Obstruction Information

Affordable Housing Committee The Affordable Housing Committee shall have the responsibility to assist in the development of a Borough-wide Affordable Housing Plan to help facilitate the development of affordable housing in the Borough of Rumson. The Committee will give advice on affordable housing development as part of the adopted Housing Plan element of the Master Plan and on applications for development. The Committee will also develop and implement educational materials to help promote affordable housing in the Borough. The Affordable Housing Committee shall consist of the Mayor or his alternate, two Councilmembers and two Planning Board Members, all of whom will be appointed by the Mayor. It shall also include three members of the public, who are not members of other Borough Committees or Commissions. These three regular public members shall be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Borough Council. Affordable Housing Program Affordable Housing Opportunites Select the above links for more information on the Rumson Affordable Housing Program. Affordable Housing Committee Members Mayor Joseph K. Hemphill John J. Conklin III Michael F. Lospinuso Maryann Baret Alex Shissias Daniel Ryan Travis Conley Anthony Furino

< Back 42 CENTER STREET Year Built: 1922 Property Description Block: 61 Lot: 14 Year Built: 1922 Style: Early American Colonial Foundation: Masonry Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Well maintained

< Back 3 MONMOUTH AVENUE Year Built: 1912 Property Description Block: 132 Lot: 14 Year Built: 1912 Style: Tudor Revival Structure: Wood Frame with Brick Fenestration: Casement with Diamond Muntin This structure is considered: Significant Comment: Structure appears to be original and well preserved over time.

Municipal Court of Rumson & Fair Haven, NJ Rumson Municipal Court Charles S. Callman Building Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm (732) 530-7131 Violation Bureau Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm Nicole L. Sonnenblick, JMC Municipal Court Judge Michele Smallze, CMCA Court Administrator Pay Ticket With Credit Card Violations Bureau Schedule RUMSON MUNICIPAL COURT IS IN SESSION THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH & THE FOURTH WEDNESDAY, AS NEEDED, WITH A START TIME OF 4:30 PM All Municipal Court Session Are Virtual Unless Otherwise Noticed. The following matters are heard in the Municipal Court: Traffic and Parking Summons Criminal (Disorderly, Petty Disorderly) Borough Ordinance Violations Fish and Wildlife, Marine Police, Weights & Measures Although the more serious indictable complaints begin in the Municipal Court they are forwarded to the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office for disposition or remand. Please carefully read all the information on the back of your ticket. If you are unsure if your ticket is mandatory or payable, contact the court for assistance. If your ticket is payable and you would like to enter a Not Guilty plea, you must contact the court to be added to the court calendar. If you require ADA accommodations, please contact the court to discuss your specific accommodation needs prior to your scheduled court date. Acceptable forms of in-person payment are CASH, CHECK and MONEY ORDER There are no credit card payments accepted at the court building. Payments can be made online, by mail, or via the drop box located inside the front doors of Borough Hall. Drop box payments must be in a sealed envelope marked "Municipal Court."No cash can be accepted — Check or Money Order only. Municipal Court Model Opening Statement Video- English https://vimeo.com/1055258342/b0c1c86dc9 Municipal Court Model Opening Statement Video- Spanish https://vimeo.com/1097553347/145b5205e9 Municipal Court Links & Documents Welcome to the Municipal Courts New Jersey Judiciary Filing a Complaint in Court Private Citizen Complaint Cert. Financial 5A PDF Form Judiciary Records Request Fines & Violations Bureau Veterans Diversion Program Appeal a Decision of Court Court Records Request Form

< Back 122 AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS Year Built: 1922 Property Description Block: 97 Lot: 27 Year Built: 1922 Style: Cape Cod Colonial Foundation: Masonry Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Well maintained

< Back 57 LAFAYETTE STREET Year Built: 1902 Property Description Block: 34 Lot: 42 Year Built: 1902 Style: Early American with Victorian accents Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Rehabilitated with some modern materials over the years.

< Back 17 RUMSON ROAD Year Built: 1904 Property Description Block: 142 Lot: 2 Year Built: 1904 Style: Early American Colonial Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Rehabilitated over time with some modern and some authentic materials.

< Back 6 SECOND STREET Year Built: 1904 Property Description Block: 25 Lot: 6 Year Built: 1904 Style: Early American Colonial Structure: Wood Frame Fenestration: Double Hung Comment: Renovated with some modern features.

RumsonAmerica250 is dedicated to commemorating Rumson’s role in the birth of our Republic. Our mission is to host several community events honoring the contributions of our Founders and celebrating the blessings of our freedom. It is the aspiration of RumsonAmerica250 to celebrate our Nation’s birth and to pass on the recognition of the greatness of our nation for generations to come. RumsonAmerica250 RumsonAmerica250 is dedicated to commemorating Rumson’s role in the birth of our Republic. Our mission is to host several community events honoring the contributions of our Founders and celebrating the blessings of our freedom. It is the aspiration of RumsonAmerica250 to celebrate our Nation’s birth and to pass on the recognition of the greatness of our nation for generations to come. Rumson Calendar of Events Additional 250 Celebrations About RumsonAmerica250 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Order Merchandise Here! Merch In Stores NATIONWIDE READING, DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 2026 Flag Day Event Donate to RumsonAmerica250 RumsonAmerica250 Lecture Series Monmouth County & Regional 250 Events MonmouthCounty250 MonmouthCounty250 Committee Monmouth County Historical Association Sail 4th Celebration Event - NY RumsonAmerica250 Committee Title Name Chair Sarah Pomphrey Vice Chair Clay Kingsbery Member Peter Hogan Member Chuck Hopkins Member Anna Greeley Member Douglas Distefano Member Paul Stout Member Karen Austin Member Linda Lipman Member Robert Adler Member Chuck Jones Member Teresa Sperber Member Maryann Baret Member Ed Pomphrey Member Paul Hughes Member Luann Hughes Member John Ostrow Member Ted Kaiser RumsonAmerica250 Event Calendar Rumson250Events Calendar of Events - PDF

Borough of Rumson Office of Vital Statistics Information and Required Forms Office of Vital Statistics Therese Wollman Registrar of Vital Statistics Eric Paone-Hurd Deputy Registrar Vital Record Request Marriage License Application The Board of Health appoints the Registrar of Vital Statistics, who in turn appoints the Deputy Registrar. Both must attend classes provided by the State to obtain certification. The responsibility for Borough of Rumson Vital Statistics is handled through the Borough Clerk's Office at Borough Hall. All records of births, marriages, domestic partnerships and deaths that occur in the Borough are recorded in the Borough and forwarded to the State Registrar of Vital Statistics. A certified copy of any vital statistic event that took place in Rumson can be obtained either at Borough Hall or from the State Registrar in Trenton. Marriage or Civil Union License Marriage License The marriage license application is made in the New Jersey municipality in which either party resides and the license is valid throughout the State of New Jersey. If both bride and groom are nonresidents of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar of the municipality where the marriage is to be performed and is only good to use in that municipality. A marriage license application must be made 72 hours prior to the time and date of the marriage ceremony. If a marriage is scheduled for a Sunday, the application should be made no later than the preceding Tuesday. Once the marriage license is issued, it is good for 30 days from the date of issuance. Both bride and groom need to bring a valid state-issued drivers' license. If not, they will need two forms of identification such as a valid passport of state/federal identification. If they moved, the drivers' license needs to be updated to reflect that address change and the change needs to be presented at the point of application. Please have you social security number available. You will need a witness, 18 years of age or older. The application fee is $28.00 cash or check made payable to: Borough of Rumson. Marriage or Civil Union License Where should you apply for a marriage or civil union license? The marriage or civil union license must be obtained from the registrar in the New Jersey municipality in which either applicant resides, if one or both is a resident of New Jersey. (For these purposes, soldiers are residents of the posts at which they are stationed.) A license issued under the preceding circumstances is good for use anywhere in the State of New Jersey. If both parties are not residents of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar of the municipality where the ceremony is to be performed and is only good for use in that municipality. A New Jersey marriage or civil union license may never be used outside the State of New Jersey, and a license issued in another state may never be used within the State of New Jersey. Be sure to contact the Registrar well in advance of the ceremony to find out on what days and during what hours the Registrar will be in the office. The marriage or civil union license fee is $28.00. Who can perform a marriage or civil union ceremony? Each judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, each judge of a federal district court, United States magistrate, judge of a municipal court, judge of the Superior Court, judge of a tax court, retired judge of the Superior Court or Tax Court, or judge of the Superior Court or Tax Court, the former County Court, the former County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, or the former County District Court who has resigned in good standing, surrogate of any county, county clerk and any mayor or the deputy mayor when authorized by the mayor, or chairman of any township committee or village president of this State, and every minister of every religion, are hereby authorized to solemnize marriages or civil unions between such persons as may lawfully enter into the matrimonial relation or civil union; and every religious society, institution or organization in this State may join together in marriage or civil union such persons according to the rules and customs of the society, institution or organization (Title 37:1-13). When should you apply for a marriage or civil union license? A local Registrar will not issue a marriage or civil union license sooner than 72 hours after the application for a license has been made, unless ordered to do so via a Superior Court order. If the marriage is scheduled for a Saturday, the application should be made no later than the preceding Tuesday. If the application is made on a Wednesday, the 72 hours will end on Saturday. The Registrar will not be available on those days or any public holiday. If both parties are unavailable to complete the application at the same time, either applicant may complete his/her part of the application and start the waiting period. The other applicant must return with the same witness (who must be at least 18 years old) to complete his/her part of the application. The application must be completed by both parties before the license will be issued. The application is valid for six (6) months from the date filed. Once the license is issued, it is good for 30 days from the date of issuance. A couple wishing to have both religious and civil ceremonies may be issued a license for both ceremonies on the basis of a single application. However, a couple wishing to have two religious ceremonies, and wanting to have a public record of each, may not have two licenses issued at the same time. They must apply for and use the first license. They must then return to the Registrar with the signed original certificate and a witness to apply for a remarriage or reaffirmation of civil union license. What should you bring with you when you apply? Each applicant must supply valid identification that establishes name, age, date of birth and proof of residency. This may be supplied by one or more documents issued by a government agency, such as a certified copy of a birth certificate, driver's license, military identification, passport or state/county identification card. Both applicants will need to provide their Social Security Numbers. A witness 18 years of age or older. The $28.00 application fee — cash or check made payable to the Borough of Rumson. Consent of both parents is necessary if an applicant is under 18 years of age. Both parental consent and judicial approval of such consent are necessary if the applicant is younger than 16. These consents must be on forms supplied by the Registrar. Where should the marriage record be filed? The person performing the ceremony must file the license and certificate with the Registrar of the municipality in which the ceremony was performed. Since failure to record the certificate may cause considerable inconvenience at a later date when proof of certificate is needed, you should make sure that this has been done. Where can a copy of the license be obtained? Certified copies of the marriage or civil union event may be obtained from the local Registrar in the municipality where the ceremony occurred or from the State Bureau of Vital Statistics and Registration. The above information was provided by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Bureau of Vital Statistics and Registration.