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Clerk | Red Bank Borough, NJ

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS FROM MAY 27TH UNTIL FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH, 2025

MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY OFFICE HOURS: 8 AM TO 3:30 PM

FRIDAY OFFICE HOURS: 8 AM TO 12 NOON

Welcome to the webpage of the Municipal Clerk's Office of Red Bank, New Jersey. As the central hub of government operations, our office provides essential services to the residents and businesses of our vibrant community. From maintaining official records and documents to assisting with elections and licensing, we are committed to upholding transparency, efficiency, and accessibility.

Here you can find information about our various services, including how to obtain vital records, apply for permits, and participate in public meetings. Our dedicated staff is here to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have. We strive to foster a culture of open communication and collaboration, ensuring that the needs of our community are met with professionalism and integrity.

Thank you for visiting our webpage. We look forward to serving you and helping Red Bank thrive as a dynamic and inclusive municipality.

There are several Core Duties of the Municipal Clerk which include:

• Secretary of the Municipal Corporation
• Secretary to the Governing Body
• Chief Administrative Officer of All Elections held in the Municipality
• Chief Registrar of Voters in the Municipality
• Administrative Officer
• Records Coordinator and Manager

As part of these duties, the Municipal Clerk is responsible for preparing the meeting agendas for the Governing Body and for keeping an official record of the proceedings of every meeting as well as maintaining original copies of all minutes, ordinances and resolutions. The office also maintains all other records of the corporation such as books, deeds, contracts and archival records.

The Municipal Clerk receives all requests under the Open Public Records Act (OPRA). OPRA applies to requests for records, not requests for isolated facts. In order to be considered a valid request under OPRA, the request must identify the specific record(s) desired and the request must be submitted to the records custodian of the public agency that has the record. 

• OPRA Request Portal
• OPRA paper form

A New Jersey Appeals Court recently ruled that requestors do not need to use the agency's records request form but any request must include all required information.

Voter Information at Monmouth County Votes

Vote by Mail

Where do I vote?

To register your household with Red Bank's Do Not Knock Ordinance, complete this short online form.

Ordinance 2021-11:  Ordinance Authorizing the Borough Clerk to Place upon the November 2, 2021 General Election Ballot a Question Asking Voters Whether or not They Wish to Establish a Charter Commission to Study and Possibly Recommend Changes to the Borough’s Form of Government

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