Ocean County officials inspect fairness of boardwalk games at Jenkinson’s Boardwalk
Inspectors from the Ocean County Department of Weights and Measures were out in Point Pleasant Beach Friday to make sure visitors to Jenkinson's Boardwalk get an honest chance of walking away with a prize.
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Jun 4, 2016, 3:58 AM
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Updated 3,147 days ago
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Inspectors from the Ocean County Department of Weights and Measures were out in Point Pleasant Beach Friday to make sure visitors to Jenkinson's Boardwalk get an honest chance of walking away with a prize.
Inspectors checked out every gaming booth to make sure everything was proper and followed the rules.
Health inspectors examined all of the concession stands and tested the toys for lead as part of the "Safe Summer 2016" program.
Officials say violators will have several weeks to make changes or face penalties.
Crews will make additional inspections throughout the summer.
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