Middletown Municipal Buildings Open to Public with Limited Hours
Additional Departments to Offer Public Hours Starting Monday, June 15
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Middletown Township Recycles 18 Tractor Trailers of Styrofoam!
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Six months ago, Middletown became the first town in New Jersey to provide its residents the ability to recycle Styrofoam. Since that time, we have recycled enough Styrofoam to fill 18 tractor trailers! Rather than sitting in the landfill, this product is now being turned into picture frames and crown moulding at Princeton Moulding. Keep it coming, Middletown!
Styrofoam recycling collection sites are located at the Middletown Recycling Center (52 Kanes Lane; open from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Thursday-Monday) and the Middletown Train Station (open 24/7).
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Middletown Township Committee to Host Virtual Meeting on Monday, June 15
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Public Can Participate Remotely Through WebEx Event CenterThe Middletown Township Committee Regular Meeting on Monday, June 15, 2020 at 7:00 PM will be made available live through WebEx Event Center.
Members of the public are requested to participate remotely by clicking this event link. Attendees will have the opportunity to log in 10 minutes before the meeting begins so that they have time to set up.
To call in to the meeting, dial 1-408-418-9388. Enter the event access code 129 921 6035 followed by #.
Click HERE for additional information and to view the meeting agenda.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ANNOUNCES MILLING AND PAVING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE
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Residents living on streets being paved can temporarily park their vehicles in the Belford Engine Company back lot (739 Main Street, Belford) while construction is taking place.
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The Middletown (Virtual) Arts Center Presents: Virtual Summer Theater Classes! Register today for the MAC's 2-week virtual summer theater classes instructed by award-winning director and professional theater teaching artist, Kathy Connolly.
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Mini-Broadway Mash-Up!: (Ages 7-10) June 22 - July 3, 10-11 AM Students will explore their creativity and develop skills and confidence in a nurturing and fun Zoom environment. Kids will have fun learning choreography, scenes and songs from Broadway shows! They will have guest teaching artists, crafts and more! Musical Theater Summer Intensive: (Ages 10-12) July 14-24, 10 AM-Noon This exciting opportunity is for all levels of performers, ages 10-12. Using a professional conservatory approach, the students will take individual classes in Acting, Voice and Dance. Under the expert instruction of professional theater artists and visiting Master Class teachers, kids will explore their creativity and develop their confidence and skills in a fun and nurturing Zoom environment. The program will culminate with a virtual performance! Musical Theater Summer Intensive: (Ages 13+) August 3-14, 10 AM-Noon This exciting opportunity is for older performers, ages 13+, with more advanced techniques. See above for description.
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Middletown Township Public Library Curbside Pickup is Ready for You!
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Books need to be placed on hold. There is a how-to video on the library's website (www.mtpl.org) or you can call 732-671-3700 and connect to the Reference Desk. When the books are available you will be contacted either by phone or email (based on your preferences). You will then have four days to pick them up.
All individuals must wear a mask, park in the patron parking area, and join in the alphabetically-designated line that corresponds to the first letter of your last name. Library cards must be presented to pick up items. Each package will contain the check out slip. *Note the adjusted return date on the slip.
Returns will NOT be accepted in the same location as curbside pickup; returns are accepted Monday & Thursday ONLY, 11am-3pm in the color-coded bins at the rear of the building.
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For this week's Takeout Thursday, Committeewoman Pat Snell tried Asian Bistro located at 623 Newman Springs Road in Lincroft. They serve a variety of Asian foods including Japanese, Chinese & Thai and offer 10% off for new customers!
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Check Out the Middletown Economic Development Committee's Restaurant Resource to See Who Is Open for Business!
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MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT TRAFFIC ALERTS: On Tuesday, 6/16 from 9a-3p Church Street by Transit station closed for road repairs. Follow detours. Expect delays.On or about Tuesday, 6/16 to Wednesday, 6/24 from 7a-5p East End Avenue and all the intersecting streets will be milled and paved — no parking.
WANT REAL-TIME MIDDLETOWN TRAFFIC ALERTS? TEXT MIDDLETOWNNJ (NO SPACES) TO 888-777 OR VISIT WWW.MIDDLETOWNNJ.ORG/NIXLE TO REGISTER VIA EMAIL.
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Middletown Township Police Department reminds residents to be wary of scams. As always, please be cautious when clicking on links sent through text or email.
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Public Health Advisory: Maintaining and Reopening Building Water Systems: Minimizing Legionella
Public Health Advisory: Maintaining and Reopening Building Water Systems Impacted by Prolonged Shutdown or Reduced Operation - Minimizing Legionella and Opportunistic Bacteria Growth Distributed by the New Jersey Department of HealthMany buildings may be temporarily shut down or have reduced operations in normal water use due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Periods of little to no water usage may lead to conditions in building water systems which can promote the growth of Legionella and other opportunistic bacteria within weeks or months. To prevent Legionella growth, building water systems must be actively managed and maintained now to prevent future legionellosis outbreaks once buildings reopen or resume normal operations. For building owners and managers whose building water systems are impacted by a prolonged shut down or reduced operation and would like to properly maintain their building water systems, the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) developed the guidance document, Maintaining and Reopening Building Water Systems Impacted by Prolonged Shutdown or Reduced Operation: Minimizing Legionella and Opportunistic Bacteria Growth. This guidance document is available on the NJDOH website at: https://www.nj.gov/health/cd/topics/legion.shtml. NJDOH requests that local health departments further distribute this guidance to building owners and managers in their jurisdiction. Consider working with local business associations or water utility companies to identify buildings that may be at increased risk. For questions, contact the Legionella team at PreventLD@doh.nj.gov.
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MINIMIZING THE RISK OF COVID-19
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Positive COVID-19 Test: Updated Instructions & Next Steps
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Negative COVID-19 Test: Updated Instructions & Next Steps
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Find a COVID-19 Testing Site Near You Visit COVID19.nj.gov/testing, click on the “Get Tested For COVID-19” blue button and you will come to an interactive screen that asks for your location. One you enter your address, a list of testing sites, both private and public, will appear.
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In light of the pandemic, we remind you of NJ Mental Health Cares. The state’s behavioral health information and referral service offers assistance to people dealing with anxiety and stress related to the COVID-19 outbreak. Residents can call 1-866-202-HELP (4357) for free confidential support. The NJ Mental Health Cares hotline will be answered from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week by live trained specialists.
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 NJ 211 has been activated to assist with handling COVID-19 calls from NJ residents. Residents can also text NJCOVID to 898-211 to receive information and stay informed. To receive live text assistance, residents can text their zip code to 898-211.
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Register Now for Township Emergency Alerts
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 We strongly encourage each and every resident to register for Township emergency alerts. In the event that something needs to be communicated quickly, including any emergency information about COVID-19, we need to be able to reach you. Please register for alerts by texting MiddletownNJ to 888–777.
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Click HERE to access hi-res photos from this e-newsletter.
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Verizon FiOS Channel 26/Comcast Cable Channel 20
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