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Resident urges action on deer that she says are causing illness; board suggests local association contact

September 15, 2026 | Hampton, Sussex County, New Jersey


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Resident urges action on deer that she says are causing illness; board suggests local association contact
During the public‑comment portion of the minutes carried from March 24, resident Rosemary Lawrey of 314 Lakewood Terrace told the board she is "becoming ill from their droppings/ticks/chigger bites" and asked whether the town could intervene to reduce deer in her neighborhood.

Chairman Dave Hansen advised that the town's budget is tight and suggested Ms. Lawrey contact the Clearview Lake Association to explore a neighborhood hunt; he also mentioned pest‑control services as an alternative. The board made no policy decision at the meeting and did not record any directive for staff to pursue a wildlife removal program.

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