By Camille Sailer
August 15, 2022
SEA ISLE CITY – At its August 9 regular meeting, the municipal governing body approved a resolution that provides for acceptance of a $12,500 credit for this year’s Fourth of July fireworks. The amount was originally $15,000, but a $2,500 fuel surcharge was deducted from the total refund.
The show was curtailed because of a fire on the launching barge anchored offshore from Excursion Park at 41st St. The fireworks provider, Pyrotecnico, is a long-time supplier of fireworks for the City.
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