Did your Q4 taxes go up? What can you do? Keep Reading.

The town announced expected tax increases last March.

See Mayor Walker and the Business Administrator announce the tax increases here.

“Business Administrator Anahita Feltz said the township has seen a significant

increase in the cost of non-discretionary items, including health benefits and

pension obligations.

The township's new three-year recycling contract with the county is increasing

about 39% over the previous contract, which is up at the end of March, officials

Said.” See full MyCentralJersey article here.

“Mayor Debbie Walker said she thinks this is ‘a pretty good budget ...'”

View the entire 2/25/25 Old Bridge Township Council meeting here.

However, because the state budget wasn’t passed until well into the fiscal year, the town was not able to accurately estimate your taxes for Q3, so Q4 had to make up the difference. That is why there is such a large difference between your 3rd quarter and your 4th quarter tax bills.

See the NJ statute for estimated tax bills here.

What can you do???

Attend the town council meetings and ask them to release the PILOT (Payment In Lieu of Taxes) agreement made with the developers and warehouses to see how much revenue has been collected and where it's being spent.
Engage with local Democrats! You can reach us HERE.
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