Asbury Park’s prime location along the Jersey Shore and Rt. 71 as well as its hot nightlife spots and restaurants has made DWI related infractions almost routine. If you have been charged or arrested for DUI or another alcohol related traffic offense in Asbury Park, New Jersey, you could face very serious DWI penalties including loss of your driving privileges and even up 6 months in jail. The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall is conveniently located in Red Bank, NJ and has over 100 years of combined experience in Monmouth County. In fact, attorney Jonathan F. Marshall is a former prosecutor in Monmouth County who is well-known and respected throughout the area. Please do not hesitate to call our Monmouth County DWI defense attorneys at 855-450-8310 to set up a free initial consultation.
Asbury Park, commonly referred to as “Asbury”, is a city in Monmouth County on the Jersey Shore and located at the intersection of State Highways Rt. 66 and Rt. 71. Asbury Park is a fairly large city with a population of around 18,000 and is a little over 1.5 square miles in size. The city is widely known for its rich musical history, nightlife, and award winning restaurants. However, Asbury Park has also struggled with a high crime rate for several years. Drug and gang violence has long been prevalent throughout the city, and by 2004 Asbury Park had gained recognition as one of the most dangerous cities in New Jersey. In recent years, that image has begun to change with Asbury Park undergoing a massive citywide renovation and the crime rate has greatly decreased during the last half a decade.
Asbury Park Municipal Court Information
The Asbury Park Municipal Courthouse is located at 1 Municipal Plaza Asbury Park, NJ 07712. The court sessions are held on Mondays at 1:30 pm and Fridays 8-10 am and 12 pm. The courthouse can be contacted by telephone at (732)-775-1765. The Honorable Mark T. Apostolou, J.M.C is the Presiding Judge of the municipal court. The Municipal Court Prosecutor is James N. Butler Jr. Esq. and the Court Administrator is Patricia A. Green. Attorneys and defendants are strongly suggested to meet with the prosecutor before the court session begins.
Directions to Asbury Park Municipal Court
Start out going west on Harding Road/CR-34 toward Broad Street/ CR-11. Turn left onto Broad Street/ CR-11. Continue to follow Broad Street. Broad Street becomes NJ-35 S. Turn slight left. Turn slight right onto CR-16/ Asbury Avenue. Turn right onto Main Street/ NJ-71. Turn right onto Municipal Plaza.
Other Helpful Information
Asbury Park’s website is: http://www.cityofasburypark.com. This link will provide you any further information regarding the Asbury Park Police Department, local government as well as shopping, restaurants and other entertainment.
