Here is a small list of some of the best Web sites for finding useful information about New Jersey:

  Official State of New Jersey Home Page
This is one of the most useful Web sites available for residents of Ocean County and New Jersey. Here you will be able to stay in touch with what is happening throughout our state and access information on many services and programs provided by our state government.

 NJSERVES
“njserves.org connects individuals, government, civic organizations, elected officials, and corporations so that they can communicate and collaborate in building a better New Jersey.”

  New Jersey Online
A useful site for reading statewide news, looking for a job, and checking out New Jersey professional and school sports scores.

 New Jersey Civil Service Bulletin
Civil service job postings from the New Jersey Department of Labor.

  Law Enforcement Career
  Firefighter Career

  New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services
Provides information important to New Jersey residents on a wide variety of topics, including: HMO Report Cards, nursing home evaluations, New Jersey vital records, training and education in medical fields, and cancer information to name a few.

  New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs
This agency oversees the Office of Consumer Protection, professional and occupational licensing boards, and the Bureau of Securities, to name a few. Follow the link to Consumer Information for "Consumer Briefs", descriptions of programs available to consumers in New Jersey who feel that they were victims of fraud or unfair business practices, and for consumers wishing to educate themselves before choosing a product or service.

 New  Jersey History's Mysteries
This site offers information about little known and mostly forgotten people, places and events that make New Jersey the interesting state that it is. Pirates, politicians, murderers and heroes have all made their way through New Jersey's history, and the stories and photographs posted here document their journeys. Also, this site features those places and events that were once famous, feared or revered in New Jersey history, but that few today remember.

Six Miles at Sea
Postcards from Beach Haven, then and now.