The Lincroft Village Green Association (LVGA), a volunteer-led organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing the quality of life in Lincroft, was honored by both the Middletown Township Committee and Monmouth County Commissioners for its continued service and dedication to the Lincroft community. During its 25th Anniversary celebration on September 7th, the LVGA was presented with two framed acknowledgments: a proclamation from Middletown Township and a certificate of recognition from Monmouth County.

The Middletown Mayor Tony Perry and Township Committee members, Ryan Clarke and Kimberly Katz, along with County Commissioners Tom Arnone and Sue Kiley joined the LVGA in celebrating this milestone anniversary, where they formally recognized the organization’s impact on local safety, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. The framed proclamation from the Mayor’s Office commends the LVGA for its work in improving the quality of life in Lincroft, while the County’s framed certificate of recognition highlights its long-standing commitment to advocating for a vibrant, connected community.

"We are deeply honored to receive these recognitions from both the Township Committee and County Commissioners" said Lori Littenberg and Brittany Tarabour, co-presidents of the Lincroft Village Green Association. "For the past 25 years, we’ve worked tirelessly to serve the Lincroft community, and to have our efforts acknowledged in this way means so much to everyone involved in the organization. These framed recognitions are a testament to the collective work of our volunteers and supporters, and we look forward to continuing to advocate for Lincroft for many years to come."

The 25th Anniversary event was a resounding success, with members of the community, local officials, and volunteers coming together to celebrate at The Lincroft Village Green, located in the heart of Lincroft at 701 Newman Springs Rd. As we reflect on 25 years of service, the Lincroft Village Green Association remains committed to promoting civic engagement, enhancing our local environment, and fostering a strong, pedestrian-friendly and walkable community.