The Borough of Cape May Point - just 192 acres in size and one of the smallest municipalities in New Jersey - is a magical place.
The various Cape May Point community organizations host social, charitable and conservation programs year-round and are rich with opportunities for volunteers of all interests and abilities. We encourage all property owners whether full or part-time residents to get involved in our community.
The Cape May Point Taxpayers Association is dedicated to the welfare and development of community spirit. We offer many events and volunteer opportunities through-out the year. Come and join us!
The Cape May Point Taxpayers Association (CMPTA) publishes a bi-weekly eNews Bulletin as well as a Bi-Annual Newsletter. Keeping members up to date on all things "The Point"
CMPTA sponsors volunteer events during the year dedicated to enhancing the beauty of the Point and fostering community Spirit. These events allow us us to meet neighbors and create friendships. From the Ice Cream Social on Memorial Day week-end to Dune Day in October there is something for everyone.
The Cape May Point Taxpayers Association (CMPTA) supports our Borough and other volunteer groups by publicizing events, asking for volunteers as well as making donations. All volunteer groups at the Point enhance community life.
CMPTA supports the "Bedfellows" Program (volunteers who maintain the Pavilion Circle Beds) and Triangle Park maintenance and beautification.
CMPTA recognizes what members of the community do to enhance the Point. Awards are given at the Annual CMPTA Meeting held in September. The Garden Awards are a long tradition, that recognizes the beautiful gardens.The Cape May Point Heritage Awards were initiated by the CMPTA in 2020 as an annual program to celebrate the activities involved in preserving, adapting and advancing the physical environment of Cape May Point.
Join the Cape May Pointers for a fun-filled calendar of community events throughout the year! Starting with Volunteer Fire Company events such as the Easter Egg Hunt and the delicious Pancake Breakfast followed by the sweet treats at the CMPTA Ice Cream Social. Get ready to celebrate the 4th of July with the festive Bike Parade, and don't miss out on the local treasures at the Civic Club Bazaar. There's a Beach Party and a Concert for summer fun. There's something for everyone to enjoy at our diverse range of events!
Join us for a fun-filled calendar of community events throughout the year! From the exciting Easter Egg Hunt to the delicious Pancake Breakfast at the Firehouse, followed by the sweet treats at the Ice Cream Social. Get ready to celebrate the 4th of July with our festive Bike Parade, and don't miss out on the local treasures at the Civic Club Bazaar. There's something for everyone to enjoy at our diverse range of events!
Special Event - Candidate Forum
When: October 5, 2024 7-830
Where: The Firehouse
Cape May Point will be electing three Commissioners in November. The candidates are Catherine Busch, Elise Geiger, Anita VanHeeswyk and Suzanne Yunghans (ordered as they appear on the ballot). CMPTA hosted a Candidate Forum at the Firehouse on October 5th from 7-8:30 pm. The format of the Candidate Forum was an opening statement by the Cape May Taxpayers' Association moderator followed by a 15-minute statement from each candidate. The evening ended with a 30-minute informal meet and greet. There was no public question and answer period. Each candidate has been provided with a list of topics/questions created by the Cape May Taxpayers' Association based on questions submitted by CMP homeowners.
If you are were not able to join in person you can listen to the candidates using the bolded Zoom link below. Please note: you will need to have zoom on your device (computer/phone/etc.), To view you will need to paste the link into your browser at which point the Zoom will open and ask for the passcode. You will need to type or paste the passcode also below at which point the playback window will open. Press the play button to start the video. Use the Passcode shown.
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Passcode: 7B0B+hL3
Please note the attached topics/questions have been submitted by Cape May Point homeowners. We acknowledge that the candidates could not address each and every topic/question. Please be aware that candidates were limited to a 15-minute statement and the topics/questions they addressed were their choice. While they are in no particular order, we have attempted to group them in a reasonably meaningful way. Those question/topics that were asked/addressed by multiple people are highlighted with a ** following the topic heading. Lake Lily, by far, generated the most questions and requests for information.
COMMEMORATIVE BRICKS is a CMPTA program that allows sponsors to honor their loved ones along the well-travelled paths of Pavilion Circle. Profits support the Circle and Point Entrance Gardens.
Please use button below to download the Commemorative Bricks Order Form, print form and mail to:
Cape May Point Taxpayers Association
Box 74, Cape May Point, NJ 08212-0074
Experience the vibrant excitement of our community events captured in our stunning photo galleries. From the lively Circle Concert and Picnic to the joyous Easter Egg Hunts, the Mulch and More Day filled with laughter and fun, and the bustling Civic Club Bazaar showcasing local talent, there's always something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss our Annual Meeting September, and Dunes and More Day in October.
Join us in creating lasting memories at these unforgettable gatherings.
Box 74, Cape May Point NJ 08212-0074
Box 74, Cape May Point NJ 08212-0074
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