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The Lakewood Industrial Commission (LIC) was established in 1960 under the enabling statute: N.J.S.A.
40:55B-1 et seq.. Its volunteer commissioners are charged with fostering local and regional economic growth, increasing employment opportunities, and promoting the economic well-being of businesses in Lakewood Township.
The Lakewood Industrial Parks is the second largest industrial park system in New Jersey, covering 2000+ acres. More than 400 businesses, which have created and support 7,000 to 10,000 jobs, are located within Lakewood's M-1 (Industrial) and PS (Industrial Park Professional Service) Zones.
LAKEWOOD INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
Board Members:
Robert Kirschner, Chairman
Justin Flancbaum, Vice Chairman
Gregory B. Stafford-Smith, Secretary
Commissioner Neil S. Brooks
Commissioner Thomas Calabro
Commissioner Solomon Katz
Commissioner Edwin J. Schuster
Steven Reinman, Executive Director
Hon. Raymond G. Coles, Co-Liaison
Hon. Michael J. D'Elia, Sr., Co-Liaison
For more information about the LIC and opportunities
for commercial business in Lakewood's Industrial Parks, contact:
Executive Director Steven Reinman,
732-364-2500 Ext. 5333.
Offices of the LIC are located in the Lakewood Municipal Building,
231 Third Street, Lakewood, N.J. 08701
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Civil Air Patrol- Pineland Squadron
United States Air Force Auxiliary
732-920-1425
Interested in becoming a CAP Pilot
or the join the Cadet Program?
Click to Learn More!
Jersey Aero Club - 848-565-1478
Flight training and membership
Flight training and membership
Aerial Sign North Inc - 732-730-3591
Towing banners on the Jersey Shore since 1976
Sightseeing Rides with Ocean Helicopter
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We welcome the following businesses that have located to or expanded within the Lakewood Industrial Parks!
| 699 Prospect Partners |
| Ahold eCommerce Sales |
| AMR Pharmacy |
| B & B Felitman |
| Blue Mountain Distributors |
| Brisco Apparel Co |
| Capital Rx |
| Central Bus Service |
| Cohens Window Treatment |
| Costume Closeouts |
| Garden State Dental |
| Gaspari Nutrition |
| Geshmake Prizes |
| Ideal Salon Solutions / ISS |
| JR Trading / Pearl Enterprises |
| JR Trading Company |
| Lakewood Candles |
| Martak |
| Partek Pharmacal Co. |
| Preferred Power Wash Paint & Stain |
| Samtastic |
| Sign Here |
| Speedy Mailers |
| Stone & More |
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Sweet Home Services
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| Town Appliance Scratch N Dent |
| Tune Tin |
| Vast Array Corp |
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Watch Your Email for Your Invitation!
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Contact:
Patricia A. Komsa, Zone Director
732-364-2500, Ext. 5257
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Preferred Behavioral Health Group
provides a full array of services designed to improve, enhance and maintain mental health and healthy lifestyles.
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If we can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Anita Doyle
231 Third Street
Lakewood, NJ 08701
P: 732-364-2500 ext: 5395
F: 732-364-5417
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When the Job Link bus service, funded by the Lakewood Development Corporation, ended after more than 15 years of service, many employees in the Lakewood Industrial Park had no way to get to work. Some paid as much as $20.00 for private transportation.
After a hiatus of about six weeks, this March Lakewood Township instituted a new public transportation system called the Lakewood Community Shuttle  through the efforts of the Lakewood Township Committee; Steven Reinman, the director of economic development; and a grant from NJ Transit.
The shuttle service is initially providing two main bus routes: one from Westgate to the Yeshiva/Georgian Court University area, to Central Avenue and back to Westgate; and the other the former Job Link route with shuttle service to the Lakewood Industrial Parks.
According to Rivky Greenspan, VP of Operations for Lakewood Community Shuttle Inc., the company that operates the shuttles, more than 100 riders are taking advantage of the former Job Link route alone, with the number of riders going to and from work steadily increasing each week. People will be able to ride at no charge for the first three months. After that, each ride will cost $1.00.
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Lakewood Township's Lakewood Airport (N12) has plans to add a terminal building with public meeting facilities, a restaurant, an emergency services facility, aircraft
hangars, additional tie-down spaces, helipad, and
a
self-service fueling station.
Projects Underway: Construction of T-Hangars to serve small aircraft - Lakewood Airport estimates that Phase I of availability of T-Hangars will be late 2015.
Lakewood Township is in the process of acquiring two small parcels south of RWE 6 in order to remove obstructions that would recapture a usable portion of Lakewood Airport's existing runway.
For more information about Lakewood Airport, contact Aviation Charter Patrol by calling 732-363-6400
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For more than 30 years, Town Appliance, 10 South Clifton Avenue, Lakewood, founded by Mordechai Schreiber, has been known as the place to go to purchase all kinds of appliances in every price range. But come this May, budget-conscious consumers will also have a choice to shop for discounted, discontinued, over-stocked or scratch 'n dent appliances when Town Appliance opens its Scratch 'N Dent outlet store at 1790 Swarthmore Avenue in the Lakewood Industrial Campus. Town Appliance Scratch 'N Dent, the Schreiber family's newest business venture, will give consumers an opportunity to save anywhere from 15 to 60 percent by purchasing a discounted scratch 'n dent appliance. "The reason for the Scratch 'N dent Store is continue reading...
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PREFERRED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP offers an 'Employee Assistance Program' to help businesses and organizations improve workplace productivity
Often, it can be a challenge for employees to balance the demands of their jobs with the needs of family, friends and, most importantly, themselves. But employees who are happy and healthy are much more productive than those who have mental health or substance abuse concerns, personal problems or issues within the workplace
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION
 Mark Chopp, Lakewood, a developer and president of Lakewood Equity Group, has broken ground on a 60,000-square-foot office building at 15 America Avenue and the corner of New Hampshire Avenue, Lakewood, on property sold by the Lakewood Industrial Commission (LIC). The four-story Class A office building, with easy access from either New Hampshire or Cedar Bridge avenues, is designed as a business and professional center, with about 15,000 square feet of space on each floor.
The building will be constructed of a mixture between sleek to modern designs with large windows in every office, and individualized  heating and cooling. The first two floors will accommodate small to mid-sized tenants who need between 1,500 to 3,000 square feet of space. The top floors are being reserved for tenants needing larger space. Ray Builders, a company that has built more than $400 million in projects in the tri-state area, including Manhattan, are the builders for this project. Chopp said he decided to build this "premier" office building for several reasons. continue reading...
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Sweet Home Services (SHS), a company that provides Senior companionship, health care services, services for children and adults with disabilities, and specialty  assistance, such as 24-hour live-in help, transportation and shopping, among other services, has opened its offices in the Lakewood Industrial Park, 195 Lehigh Ave, Unit 12. Jhoane' Sherard, the owner and a certified continue reading... |
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Editors
Kaitlin Williams, Newsletter Editor
Frances A. Kirschner, Contributing Editor
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