Middletown Remembers 24th Anniversary of 9/11
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On Thursday, September 11th, Middletown Township held a silent memorial and wreath tribute at the Middletown World Trade Center Memorial Gardens (located next to the Middletown Arts Center, 36 Church Street) to honor the 37 residents we lost 24 years ago and the individuals who have passed since from 9/11-related illnesses. The evening started with a beautiful performance on the bagpipes by Mike Hannigan. The Middletown Township Police Department's Honor Guard and members of the Middletown Township Committee, VFW Post 2179, and American Legion Post 515 officially began the ceremony with a wreath tribute. After the wreaths were placed, Middletown Township Fire Chief Anthony Fulciniti rang a bell 37 times in memory of each resident whose life was taken on that tragic day. After the bell tolled, hundreds of people, including 9/11 victims' loved ones, Township Committee members, local dignitaries, first responders, veterans, and community members, lit candles and walked through the Gardens which were illuminated by luminaries. Thank you to everyone who participated in our poignant annual service. We promised to never forget 24 years ago, and our silent tribute was a testament to that vow. Click HERE to view photos from the event. |
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Middletown Fire, Police, and EMS Come Together for First Annual Middletown WTC Memorial Gardens First Responders Stair Climb Fundraiser
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 Township Committee members, MTPD, EMS, and MTFD chiefs, Monmouth County elected officials, and Life Time General Manager Alex Armiento were proud to participate in this important fundraiser. |
On Sunday morning, first responders from the Middletown Township Fire Department (MTFD), Middletown Township Police Department (MTPD), and Middletown Township Emergency Medical Services Department (EMS) joined forces to raise funds for the Middletown World Trade Center (WTC) Memorial Gardens. Every 30 minutes, first responders from the various organizations took to the stair climbers at Life Time (230 Half Mile Road) and walked 110 floors, symbolizing the 110 floors of the Twin Towers. Many of the first responders chose to wear their heavy gear while walking, in memory of the first responders who entered the Twin Towers in their gear and never returned. Several elected officials, including Mayor Tony Perry, Deputy Mayor Rick Hibell, and Committeeman Ryan Clarke, were also honored to step up to the challenge while wearing t-shirts that listed the 37 Middletown residents who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. Other first responders and elected officials, including Committeewoman Kimberly Kratz and Committeeman Kevin Settembrino, were there to cheer everyone on. The event was also livestreamed on the Township's YouTube channel and participants shared stories during interviews about their connections to 9/11. All proceeds from the fundraiser will be donated to the Middletown WTC Memorial Gardens Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the Gardens. Over $16,000 has been raised so far. Donations will be collected at middletownnj.org/wtc through the end of September. Thank you to everyone who was involved in making this event a success. This fundraiser could not have happened without the staff at Life Time, the volunteers who participated, the family and friends who came to support, and our community who generously donated to this important cause. Click HERE to view photos from the event.
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Raise Money for Middletown WTC Memorial Gardens Fund and Participate in Annual Mayor's Challenge Happening on Saturday, 10/25
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We hope you'll join us to run the trails of Poricy Park (345 Oak Hill Road) for a good cause! Middletown Parks & Recreation is raising money for the Middletown World Trade Center (WTC) Memorial Gardens Fund through this year's Mayor's Challenge. A special 25th anniversary improvement project is taking place and this event will help fund it. Register now for early-bird pricing! The Middletown WTC Memorial Gardens are located next to the Middletown Arts Center (36 Church Street) and pay tribute to the 37 residents who lost their lives on 9/11, as well as the first responders and individuals who have lost their lives as a result of that fateful day. Visit middletownnj.org/5K for more information and to register. |
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Middletown Helps Unveil the Official Portrait and Pennant of the USS New Jersey (SSN 796) at the NJ State House
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On Monday, Mayor Tony Perry was honored to speak at the New Jersey State House for the unveiling of the official portrait and pennant of the USS New Jersey (SSN 796), which was commissioned at US Naval Weapons Station Earle on September 14, 2024. Several Township officials were proud to attend the presentation and show support. The two symbols are now a permanent fixture at the State House, highlighting the submarine's legacy in New Jersey and Middletown's pivotal role in its history. |
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Township Celebrates Tindall Courts' Renovations with Official Ribbon Cutting
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Last week, the Township Committee alongside other Township officials commemorated the renovated courts at Tindall Park (located across from Middletown High School North, 63 Tindall Road) with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Community members stopped by to play some games, win some prizes, and purchase some delicious food! Eight new dedicated pickleball courts, twelve refinished tennis courts, additional walkways to the courts, octagon building refurbishment, and tree maintenance round out the work complete at Tindall Park. Thank you to our partners, Halecon and Colliers Engineering & Design, for helping this project come to life! Click HERE to view photos from the ribbon cutting. |
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Middletown Welcomes Dancing Umpire Vincent Chapman from the Savannah Bananas
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On Friday, September 12th Savannah Bananas Dancing Umpire Vincent Chapman danced his way to McMahon Park (380 Atlantic Avenue) for a meet & greet party hosted by Middletown Parks & Recreation! The Township Committee was ecstatic to meet him and present him with a home plate that has the Township's seal engraved on it. During the event, community members were able to get free pizza courtesy of Cugini's Pizza (794 NJ-35), receive an autographed card from Vincent and take a photo with him, and get a special Township-branded stress ball that is designed to look like a baseball! They could also enjoy some tunes from a DJ, grab some food, and play some baseball. Thank you to everyone who attended and volunteered — the event was a home run! |
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Township Committee to Host Meeting on Monday, 9/15 at 7 PM
The Middletown Township Committee Regular Meeting will be held on Monday, September 15th at 7:00 PM in the courtroom at Town Hall (1 Kings Highway). The meeting is open to the public. The meeting will also be made available to watch or listen to by visiting middletownnj.portal.civicclerk.com. Once you visit the link, please scroll to the information for the Monday, September 15th meeting. Once the meeting begins, the event will say "LIVE" and a camera icon will appear. You can click on the camera icon to stream the meeting. After the meeting ends, a recording of it will be available. Prior to the Township Committee Meeting, the event link will be published on the Township’s Facebook page. The recording of the meeting will be aired on the Township’s TV channel (Verizon FiOS Channel 26/Comcast Cable Channel 20) and YouTube channel. Click HERE for more information and to access the meeting agenda.
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New Mandatory Bulk Pickup Advanced Scheduling
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As of Monday, September 1st, your bulk pickup day is now your bulk pickup week! The Township’s contractor, IWS, now has a dedicated truck and crew for this effort 5 days per week! Simply register by 3:00 PM Sunday through Thursday of your scheduled recycling week to have your bulk collected within 48 hours. There can only be one bulk collection request per household during your recycling week. If you don’t schedule in advance, your bulk will not be collected. You can conveniently do this by using the Recycle Coach app, emailing bulk@middletownnj.org, or leaving a voicemail at 732-615-3278. Click HERE to download Recycle Coach on the App Store and click HERE to download Recycle Coach on Google Play. |
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Middletown Senior Center Programs Moved to Different Locations Due to Renovations
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Submit Photos to Middletown America 250's Weekly Photo Contest: This Week's Winners to be Announced on Friday, 9/19
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As part of Middletown's America 250 initiative, the Township launched a weekly photo contest! Capture a unique photo in Middletown inspired by the weekly theme, which will be shared via Middletown Township's and the Middletown America 250 Committee's social media channels and in Middletown Minutes. This week’s theme is “Revolutionary Exhibits”. Take a photo of your favorite local museum or exhibit that highlights Revolutionary War history! Upload your photo to middletownnj.org/250photocontest, along with your name, social media handle, and a short description of your image and its location. New themes will be announced every Thursday. The winners will be announced every Friday, so please submit your photo by noon on Thursday of that week. Follow @middletownamerica250 on Instagram and Facebook to stay in the loop. Your photo could be featured on Middletown Township's and the Middletown America 250 Committee's social media channels, Middletown Minutes, and our municipal TV channel (Comcast Cable Channel 20/Verizon FiOS Channel 26), so we encourage you to participate! Thank you to everyone who participated in last week's photo contest with the theme "Hometown Heroes"! Below is the winning photo chosen by Mayor Tony Perry. Ava Piroso submitted this beautiful photo of the Joseph Murray Lane sign, located at Poricy Park (345 Oak Hill Road). This sign is part of the Township's Fallen Veterans Commemorative Street Sign Program. |
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 Photo courtesy of Ava Piroso |
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Find Out the Answer to This Week's Township Trivia Thursday!
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The Middletown America 250 Committee and Middletown Township Historical Society are partnering to present Township Trivia Thursdays every other week. Test your trivia skills while learning more about our town and its rich history. This week's question can be found on middletownnj.org/trivia and the Township's YouTube channel. The next trivia question will be featured via the Middletown America 250 Committee's Instagram story on Thursday, September 25th. The answer will be revealed in the Friday, September 26th issue of Middletown Minutes and on our Township Trivia page. Make sure you follow the Middletown America 250 Committee on Instagram! |
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Uncover the History of the New Jersey Loyalists with the MTHS on Tuesday, 9/23 at 7 PM
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The Middletown Township Historical Society (MTHS) will be launching its America 250 Speaker Series with "Patriots of a Different Name: New Jersey Loyalists" on Tuesday, September 23rd at 7:00 PM at the Middletown Township Public Library (MTPL). This event is free and will also be available to watch via Zoom. During the American Revolution, New Jersey saw more battles and skirmishes than any other colony, particularly due to the partisan forces on both sides. The citizenry of New Jersey were staunchly divided, and those supporting the British Crown were just as patriotic and zealous as their rebel counterparts. Please join Andrew Dauphinee, Jerseyana Librarian at the New Jersey State Library, for a deep dive into one of the most important and effective provincial forces in the American Revolution: The New Jersey Volunteers. Andrew will discuss the history, military engagements, and notable figures, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for New Jersey’s role in the American Revolution. Click HERE to register via Zoom. |
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Learn How to Clean Historic Cemetery Gravestones with Middletown America 250 on Saturday, 9/27 at 10 AM
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Middletown DAR to Host Genealogy Classes at MTPL: Register Now!
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The Middletown Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will be hosting a two-part workshop at the Middletown Township Public Library (55 New Monmouth Road) called “Researching Revolutionary War Patriots in Your Family Tree”. Registration is required. Part 1 will take place on Tuesday, September 30th and will focus on how to add yourself to Family Search and connect your family into the public tree. For the class, you’ll need to come prepared with the names on your family tree, date and place of birth, and date and place of death for each one of your parents and your four grandparents. Part 2 of the workshop will take place on Tuesday, October 21st. Once you are connected into the public tree, you will use that tree in conjunction with the DAR’s Genealogical Research System to identify any potential Revolutionary War ancestors. This workshop will only help you identify a potential branch of the tree to explore further. Once a candidate ancestor is identified, traditional genealogy techniques will be required to prove that line. Click HERE to register for Part 1 and click HERE to register for Part 2. |
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Monmouth County Officials Release Free Educational Resource for Monmouth County Students for America’s Upcoming 250th Anniversary
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The MonmouthNJ 250 Committee recently released a free educational resource for Monmouth County students in recognition of America’s 250th birthday. Schools are invited to implement this book about Monmouth County’s Revolutionary era history into their curriculum. This free educational resource includes stories about influential people, significant places, and key events that have made an indelible impact on American and New Jersey history. It also includes interactive activities for students to learn from while having fun. For questions or to request printed copies of this resource, please email Ted.Maturo@co.monmouth.nj.us. Click HERE to read the book and click HERE to read the committee's press release. |
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Township's Free Tutoring Program for Income-Eligible Students Returns Saturday, 9/27: Apply Now!
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Register Now for MAC's Fall Classes
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Registration for the Middletown Arts Center's (MAC) fall classes has officially opened! Pick up a hobby and sign up for a class in theater, dance, art, or more. Click HERE to view the youth classes and click HERE to view the adult classes. |
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Middletown Township Communications Department Shares Tips on How to Communicate During a Severe Weather Event at NJEMA Quarterly Meeting/Training
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On Tuesday, Middletown Township Communications Director Tara Berson gave a presentation at the New Jersey Emergency Management Association's (NJEMA) quarterly meeting/training on the importance of clear, timely, and effective communication during severe weather events, such as hurricanes and winter storms. Representatives from the New Jersey State Police and various Office of Emergency Management departments across the state were in attendance. The discussion reinforced that when it comes to emergencies strong communication isn't just about sharing information — it's about building trust, providing clarity, and keeping our communities safe. Visit middletownnj.org/oem for emergency preparedness tips! |
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Middletown Township Floodplain Management Shares Preparedness Tips in Observance of National Preparedness Month
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Celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month with the MTPL
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If you live, work, or go to school in Middletown, you’re eligible for a free Middletown Township Public Library (MTPL) card! Your card is the key to so much more than books — it unlocks access to the library's digital resources, research tools, Makerspace, private study rooms, and extensive collection of books, movies, TV series, music, and magazines for all ages. This September, keep an eye out for library card sign-up pop-ups around town and enjoy special perks and giveaways when you sign up. There’s no better time to get your library card and start exploring everything the MTPL has to offer! Click HERE for more information. |
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Submit your Entries in the MTPL's Teen Art Contest through Monday, 9/22
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In celebration of Library Card Sign-Up Month, the MTPL is looking for creative teen artists to design artwork that celebrates reading, community, and discovery!
Entries will be accepted from Monday, September 1st through Monday, September 22nd. The winning design will be printed on a t-shirt in the Makerspace!
Please submit your artwork in either a JPEG or PDF format, alongside a permission slip, to mcecchini@mtpl.org.
Click HERE for more information and to read the contest guidelines. |
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Monmouth County Virtual Public Information Notice for Improvements to South Laurel Avenue at the Railroad Bridge
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Monmouth County is currently advancing a Concept Development (CD) Study for improvements to South Laurel Avenue from Commons Way to AT&T Drive in the townships of Middletown and Holmdel. The purpose of the CD Study is to identify the Purpose and Need for the proposed improvements and then develop conceptual alternatives that can be compared in order to determine which one may be recommended to advance as a Preliminary Preferred Alternative (PPA). The first Public Information Session was held on June 27, 2023. As of Monday, August 11th, Monmouth County, in cooperation with the New Jersey Department of Transportation, is hosting a virtual Public Information Center (PIC) meeting to update the public on the status of the study. Written comments from the public will be accepted through Monday, September 22nd. If you have questions regarding the project, please contact the Monmouth County Project Manager at Vince.Cardone@co.monmouth.nj.us or 732 431-7760. Click HERE for more information. |
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Beware of Scams Demanding Bail Payment or Threatening Enforcement Action for Missed Court Appearances or Traffic Fines
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Click HERE for more information. |
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Middletown EMS Provides Vital Information about Narcan Administration
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Join Middletown EMS Public Information Officer Jimmy De Rugeriis in a new Public Service Announcement (PSA) as he describes the signs of an overdose, explains how to use Narcan, and shares information about where people can access Narcan. Click HERE to watch the PSA on YouTube. |
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Learn More About Middletown Wellness Wheels
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The Middletown Township Health Department is proud to officially launch Middletown Wellness Wheels in partnership with Uber Health! The program was announced in February when the Middletown Township Committee unanimously passed a resolution to award Uber Health the contract. Middletown Wellness Wheels, which is funded through a portion of the Opioid Settlement Funds awarded by the state, provides free local transportation for residents with substance use disorders, at risk of substance use disorders, or those who need access to mental health services. Middletown Township is the first municipality in Monmouth County to utilize the settlement funds in this manner. Click HERE to watch our Public Service Announcement about the program. |
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Complete the Monmouth County Opioid Settlement Survey
The Monmouth County Opioid Settlement Survey is officially open for public input! The goal of the survey is to find out what Monmouth County residents see as priorities for the opioid settlement funds so the Monmouth County Opioid Settlement Advisory Council can make informed decisions that are inclusive of the community's feedback. Click HERE to complete the survey.
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MTPD Promotes E-Bike Safety in PSA
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Across the country, and right here in Middletown, we’re seeing a surge in injuries involving electric bikes and scooters, especially among young riders. Deputy Chief Paul Bailey of the Middletown Township Police Department (MTPD) shares some vital information in this Public Service Announcement (PSA) about the different types of micromobility devices and the regulations that riders should follow when using them. Please tune in and stay safe!
Click HERE to watch the PSA on YouTube. |
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Sign Up for a Free Home Smoke Alarm Installation with the MTFD and American Red Cross
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The Middletown Township Fire Department and Middletown Fire Prevention Office are partnering with the American Red Cross to install smoke alarms for free throughout Middletown. If you are interested in this service, please schedule an appointment at middletownnj.org/smokealarm. Click HERE to watch a Public Service Announcement for more information. |
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NJAW Lead Service Line Replacement Program Door-to-Door Canvassing Continues
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CDM Smith, on behalf of New Jersey American Water (NJAW), started a door-to-door canvassing effort related to the Lead Service Line Replacement Program (LSLRP) in Middletown on Monday, February 3rd. The canvassing and internal inspections are currently taking place in the Lincroft Elementary School District and Middletown Village Elementary School District in Area 3 on the map above. All CDM Smith inspectors will wear co-branded (NJAW and CDM Smith) high visibility logo vests and will have NJAW-issued Contractor ID badges. Inspectors will introduce themselves and the program to property owners and will then ask to enter the home to inspect the water service where it enters into the home (typically in a basement or crawl space). The inspector will take exterior photos of the property and interior photographs of the service material and record the pipe material identified. Inspections generally take 15 minutes or less. At no time will residents be asked for money. Any customer that prefers to not have an internal inspection completed will be directed to alternatives to the inspections including self-reporting. The Middletown Township Police Department is aware of the canvassing. If you have any questions about LSLRP, please email njawlead@cdmsmith.com and LeadFreeNJ@amwater.com. |
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Attend the Waloo Park Playground Grand Opening on Wednesday, 9/17 from 5:00-6:30 PM
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Come and celebrate the playground YOU voted on earlier this year! Join Middletown Parks & Recreation at Waloo Park (Main Street, Port Monmouth) as we cut the ribbon to unveil our brand new playground. Super Bowl champions Ottis Anderson and Stephen Baker will also be there to help the Township celebrate this special occasion. In addition, you can enjoy free cotton candy and a face painter (while supplies last). You can also shoot some hoops on the park's newly resurfaced basketball courts too! |
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Sign Up to Craft with Bayshore Family Success Center at the MTPL on Wednesday, 9/17 at 3:30 PM
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Get creative with the Bayshore Family Success Center and decorate your own notebook and folder to start the school year in style! This program will take place at the Middletown Township Public Library (MTPL) and is geared for students in grades K–5. It will be held in the MTPL's Children's Program Room (55 New Monmouth Road). Registration is required. Click HERE for more information and to register. |
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Kick Off Autumn with Seasonal Activities at the MTPL's Fall Fest on Saturday, 9/20 from 10 AM - 3 PM
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Celebrate the return of fall with a day full of fun at the MTPL! Enjoy live music, games, crafts, seasonal treats, raffles, and activities for all ages. With all the different programs being offered, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Click HERE to view the different programs part of Fall Fest. |
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Sign Up for Free Flu Vaccine Clinic Happening on Tuesday, 9/30 from 10 AM - 1 PM
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The Middletown Township Health Department will be holding a free flu shot clinic open to all Monmouth County residents in the Training Room at Town Hall (1 Kings Highway). Appointments are required. Visit middletownnj.org/fluclinic for more information and to pre-register. |
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Middletown Township Floodplain Management Encourages the Public to Learn About Flood Insurance on Thursday, 10/2 at 6 PM
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Pre-Register for Middletown Township Animal Control's Free Cat and Dog Rabies Clinics Happening in October
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Attend the Middletown Youth Wellness Event on Thursday, 10/16 from 6:00-7:30 PM
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- In June, Monmouth County began the construction of the replacement of Bridge S-14 on County Route 50 (Swimming River Road). The road will remain open throughout construction and two 11-foot-wide travel ways in each direction will be maintained. Construction is anticipated to take two years. Please follow all posted signs and stay alert while driving in the area, as temporary changes to traffic patterns may occur. Click HERE to read the County's press release for more information.
- Church Street in Belford (near Saint Mary's School) between Leonardville Road and Drift Road is currently closed to replace Bridge MT-10. It will be closed 24/7 to vehicular traffic through October, but pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the course of the project.
- As of Monday, January 13th, Broadway is closed between Main Street (Port Monmouth) and Church Street (Belford) due to construction of the final phase of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Port Monmouth Flood Control Project. Broadway will be closed for approximately two years. Detours were posted. Port Monmouth Road between Main Street (Port Monmouth) and Church Street (Belford) reopened on Monday, January 13th, providing an alternate detour route for the Broadway closure.
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Middletown Township Health Department Provides Information on How to Properly Dispose of Sharps
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Middletown OEM Shares Information about How to Stock Up on Hurricane Supplies
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With hurricane season officially here, the Middletown Township Office of Emergency Management (OEM) reminds residents about the importance of being prepared. Now is the time to review your emergency plans, stock up on essentials, and stay informed. Whether securing your home, checking your supplies, or signing up for emergency alerts, a little preparation goes a long way in keeping you and your loved ones safe. Visit weather.gov/hurricanesafety for safety tips and resources. |
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Prepare for Hurricane Season by Purchasing or Renewing Flood Insurance
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Need Assistance? Utilize the Monmouth ACTS Navigation System
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Monmouth County proudly offers the Monmouth ACTS Navigation System – an easy way for residents to find and access appropriate services in Monmouth County to meet their needs. Created as part of Monmouth County’s Department of Human Services, the Navigation System serves as one point of entry for residents to be connected to any human service provider in the County without needing to make multiple calls. Call the Warm Line at 732-683-8959 to reach countless service providers and visit monmouthacts.org for more information. |
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Middletown Township Building & Inspection Department Launches New SDL Online Permit Portal
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Visit sdlportal.com to access the portal and create an account. Need assistance? Click HERE for step-by-step instructions on how to create an account. |
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Connect with the Township to Help Correct Concerns
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Middletown Township is now utilizing the “See-Click-Fix” platform so residents can easily contact the Township to report any concerns. The Township is branding this reporting tool as Connect & Correct since you can submit your request via the website and track its progress through completion. Visit middletownnj.org and click on the Connect & Correct button. This link will direct you to a page of categories you can choose from to report your concern. Simply choose the relevant category from the list such as lost pet, pothole, sidewalks, playgrounds, etc. and add a brief description of the issue. You will be able to enter an address or pinpoint the location of the issue on the map. You will also have the option to attach a photo if you would like, and then you can click to submit the report.
You will then be able to track the status of the issue through updates on the platform or via email notifications. Exciting news — the Connect & Correct app is now officially available on the Apple App Store and Google Play! The goal of the app is to make it even easier to report your concerns on-the-go as well as streamline communications regarding any concerns you may have. |
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Register for Middletown's Emergency Alerts & Updates
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Know Someone with a Disability? Make Sure They Register with NJ Register Ready!
Middletown’s Office of Emergency Management encourages residents with disabilities to register with NJ Register Ready. This free program is designed to assist first responders and emergency planners in identifying community members who may need assistance evacuating in advance of an emergency. For more information about the program and the three ways you can register, visit middletownnj.org/oem.
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Click HERE to access hi-res photos from thise-newsletter. |
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