Circle Infiniti Dealership
Welcome you to Circle Infiniti's website. We are located on US Highway 36 in West Long Branch New Jersey, just minutes from Monmouth Park and the NJ shoreline. We are a leader in providing quality Infiniti cars to Central New Jersey and the tri-state area. Our customers travel from all corners of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania because of our excellent service and great selection of new and used cars.
We are confident that you will find the information you need to a buy a car right here on our Web site. Once you locate a new or used car from our inventory, you can choose to email us or call us for immediate assistance. If you would to request a quote from us via email, click here: Infiniti Car Quote
Circle Infiniti Parts & Service
Experience the best of Infiniti service from our Service Center. Our trained technicians will ensure that your investment continues to run smoothly and relaiably. Make an appointment For us, "customer service" means making your car buying experience as easy and enjoyable as possible. You'll find a number of ways that we make customer service the basis of buying and owning a car from Circle Infiniti.
History of West Long Branch
In the past, our community has been known by various names; Hoppersville, from the Hopper family; Mechanicsville, 1851 map; Branchburg, 1873 map, likely due to its proximity to the long branch of the Shrewsbury River. An 1889 map shows it as West Long Branch P.O. and West Long Branch School district.
In 1908, the people of the West Long Branch section of Eatontown became unhappy with paying taxes to Eatontown and not getting what they thought was a fair return. A request was made that the West Long Branch section be separated from Eatontown. The Township of Eatontown strongly resisted since there were several large estates in the West Long Branch section that were a source of considerable taxes.
The Freeholders authorized an election and on May 5, 1908 the election was held in West Long Branch. The results as recorded in the Advertiser, an Eatontown newspaper, were: 163 for and 73 against separation. On Tuesday, June 16, 1908, the West Long Branch section of Eatontown Township became the independent Borough of West Long Branch.
The following Monday, Monroe V. Poole, Edward M. Beach, Frank S. Brand, Thomas W. Cooper, Charles A. Poole, Thaddeus Schenk, and John H. Sutphen met for the first council meeting. Thomas W. Cooper was elected Council president.