Outstanding Employees

Certificates of Recognitions are given to Middletown's outstanding employees by the Mayor and Middletown Township Committee as part of the Employee of the Month program. Proclamations are often isssued to recongize retiring employees for their years of services. Below is a sampling of some of our employees and their noteworthy accomplishments.

May 2008 - Loretta Dossie Day
Loretta Dossie, Deputy Munciiapl Court Administrator, retired after 25 years of dedicated servies to the residents of Middletown Township. She was honored for her hard work, dedication and knowledge of court policy and procedures.

May 2008 - Kathleen Ligon, Middletown Library
Kathleen Ligon, LIbrarian and Coordinator of Adult Programming, was named Employee of the Month for May 2008 her oustanding efforts to offer oustanding adult programming. She has almost single-handedly raised the bar for cultural excellence at the library and made an important contribution to the quality of life in Middletown Township, according to Library Director Susan O'Neal.

April 2008 - Rosemary Miear Day
Rosemary Minear, Planning Board Secretary, retired from after 20 years of dedicated service to the residents of Middletown Township. She was honored for years of hard word and dedication with a special presentation at the April meeting.

March 2008
Stefanie Cooper, Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs
Stefanie Cooper was named Employee of the Month for March 2008 for the outstanding job she has done serving as Acting Special Events Coordinator. She has been an exceptional replacment, making sure all our planned activities have continued moving forward, and added and has revised and added a few prorgram. Stefanie began to work for Middletown in 1982 as a part-time employee and was hired as Assistant Director of the Tonya Keller Bayshore Receation Center since 2005.

January 2008
Theresa Santiago, Emergency Mgmt.
Theresa Santiago who has worked for the Office of Emergency Management for four years was named Middletown's Employee of the Month for January 2008 for her outstanding work on Middletown's Adopt A Unit Program. A large measure of credit for Emergency Management's sucessful participation in this program is a result of her enthusiasm, her dedication and careful planning, according to OEM Coordinator Charles W. Rogers.