Brick Township · Ocean County · New Jersey
A Brick First Republican reform movement
Team Brick Republicans believes local government should answer to the people of Brick Township, not county bosses, political machines, or backroom deals. We stand for accountability, transparency, taxpayer protection, public safety, and responsible development.
The Brick First Idea
Team Brick is a town-first Republican movement built to put Brick Township residents ahead of political bosses, county machines, and insider deals. We're not built around one candidate or one election. We're building a long-term movement rooted in Republican values and Brick priorities.
Our mission is to recruit, support, and elect independent local leaders who protect taxpayers, strengthen public safety, improve essential services, demand responsible development, and restore transparency in local government.
Our one test
Is this good for the people of Brick Township?
If the answer is no, we won't support it. No matter which political organization, county boss, or party insider says we should. That is what Brick First means.
Where We Stand
The issues residents deal with every day: taxes, roads, public safety, development, and honest government.
Fiscal responsibility, careful budgeting, and a full review of township operations to root out waste, duplication, and political favoritism.
Residents shouldn't have to chase information from the people who work for them. Answers should come before decisions, not excuses after.
Support for police, firefighters, EMS, and first responders, with the staffing, training, and accountability our community deserves.
A serious plan for road maintenance, traffic safety, drainage, and stormwater, fixing the basics before chasing headlines.
Growth that protects neighborhoods, respects infrastructure limits, and puts residents ahead of politically connected developers.
Elected officials should answer to Brick residents, not county bosses, machines, donors, or personal political ambition.
Get Together
Looking for the official Republican club in Brick Township, Brick GOP and Team Brick, or Brick Republican meetings? Our Brick Township Republican Voter Guide explains how local Republican clubs differ, how official nominees are chosen, who is running for Brick Township Council in 2027, and how Republican county committee in Brick works.
From the Press Room
Brick's council votes Oct. 27 on allowing one licensed cannabis store. Here is what the ordinance text actually says about zones, buffers, hours, security, fees and the 2% tax, and how to be heard.
Read articleNo council race this year, but Brick voters choose a U.S. senator, a member of Congress, a county commissioner, two school board members and County Question 1. Here's the official ballot, plus early voting (Oct. 24 to Nov. 1), mail-in and Election Day deadlines.
Read articleWho is local government supposed to work for? Team Brick's answer: the people who live here.
Read articleBecome a Member
Be part of a movement that champions the values you believe in. Together, we can build a stronger future for Brick Township.
