Carteret Borough Hall

Carteret Borough Hall is an architectural marvel from the last century. Its ornate exostructure harkens back to a long lost era, when architects took time and patience to carefully construct their buildings, unlike today's vacuous, put up as hurriedly as you can, buildings. Built in 1925, it carries the distinction of being one of the last municipal buildings dedicated to the honor of service members during the Great War now known as World War 1. It has undergone a refurbishing, and my personal hope is that this beautiful building not only stays up for decades to come, but also gets designated as a historical landmark.

The absolute worst inefficient municipality ever. No one is covering lunches or vacations so if you need something from a specific person in the office- you are at the mercy of their schedule. The lack implementation of technology to bridge the gap in inefficiencies further aggravates the very frustrating situation.

Just had an amazing time with the best mayor in the world, Mayor Dan Reiman, at the annual menorah lighting ceremony.

We love Carteret! Mayor Daniel J Reiman is fantastic!