Offering a rural feel to its residents, the township in Ocean County of New Jersey features numerous parks and marinas providing a lively reside in a laid-back environment. The township was named after John Lacey, a Revolutionary War brigadier general, and would be incorporated in 1871 as a township. Lying south of the township is a decommissioned power plant that was the nation's oldest operating nuclear plant till its closure in 2018. Having experienced rapid growth in the late 2000s, Lacey is currently home to many businesses with several new developments and "big-box" stores setting up camp at the time. Recreation is simple with boating events, zoos, and parks dotting the lively little township. Young families are the best benefitting residents thanks to the numerous opportunities the school system in the area offers. With a lively assortment of summer music sessions and town fairs, while still enjoying financial opportunities to support oneself, this is a proper contender for one to set up residence.