Red Bank Earns 1st Healthy Town Designation: See Details
By Sara Winick
Published on March 23, 2026.
The Borough of Red Bank, New Jersey, has been awarded its first Healthy Town designation for 2025 by the Mayor's Wellness Campaign, a program by the NJ Health Care Quality Institute and the NJ State League of Municipalities. The recognition recognises communities that go "above and beyond" to improve health and wellness through innovative local programming and community leadership. Red Bank was recognized for its approach to support vulnerable populations and offer accessible programming. The designation reflects the ongoing efforts of borough leadership, volunteers, partners, and community stakeholders.
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