Join Middletown and American Legion Post 338 at Annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, 5/30
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Middletown Township is honored to partner with American Legion Post 338 for our annual Memorial Day Parade. We encourage our residents to join us in remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Click HERE to read the parade's route. |
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Register to Ride Your Bike in the Memorial Day Parade!
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This fun event is free, but participants must register via CommunityPass.
Click HERE for more information and to register.
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Municipal Offices and MTPL Closed on Monday, 5/30
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Middletown Township and the Board of Education (BOE) today announced a joint decision to implement increased police security at all 16 public schools effective Wednesday, June 1st through the remainder of the school year. This will be on the agenda and discussed at the Tuesday, May 31st BOE Workshop Meeting.
Click HERE to read the full press release. |
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Middletown Celebrates
Mayor for a Day 2022
Last week, Middletown Township was thrilled to bring back our Mayor for a Day tradition!
Click HERE to watch our recap on TikTok.
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Where to Find Primary Election Ballot Boxes
in Middletown
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Due to the ongoing move and construction occurring at Town Hall, we encourage residents to use the drop off election ballot box located at Croydon Hall (900 Leonardville Road, Leonardo). While there is a drop off box located at the old Town Hall (1 Kings Highway), parking is extremely limited.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we transition to the
new building. |
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Troop 32 Boy Scouts Soar to Eagle Scout Rank
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 Pictured from left: Mayor Tony Perry and Troop 32 Eagle Scouts James C. DeRugeriis Jr., Jake Gizzi, Braedon King Johnson, Thomas Rasa, and Elijah Van Ryck de Groot. Photo courtesy of Frederic Pachman
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 Troop 32 Assistant Scoutmaster and Eagle Scout Kevin Krippa Jr. proudly poses with his National Certificate of Merit. Photo courtesy of Frederic Pachman
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Last weekend, five boy scouts from Troop 32 were promoted to Eagle Scouts at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor Ceremony. Mayor Tony Perry was proud to attend the ceremony and personally congratulate the five young men on this accomplishment, as well as present them with certificates on behalf of the Middletown Township Committee.
In order to attain the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout, they needed to complete service projects. Please read about their service projects below:
Eagle Scout James C. DeRugeriis, Jr. designed, built, and installed wooden ramps for Middletown High School South's band room.
Eagle Scout Jake Gizzi built and installed an osprey nest near Pews Creek in Port Monmouth.
Eagle Scout Braedon King Johnson enhanced the Thompson Middle School courtyard with garden beds and pollinating plants.
Eagle Scout Thomas Rasa built and installed an osprey nest along the Matawan River.
Eagle Scout Elijah Van Ryck de Groot created three combined trash and recycling storage units for HABcore Inc.
Troop 32 Assistant Scoutmaster and Eagle Scout Kevin Krippa Jr. also received a National Certificate of Merit at the ceremony for performing first aid on one of his peers at college who was experiencing a health emergency.
Congratulations to the five Eagle Scouts and thank you to Assistant Scoutmaster Kevin Krippa Jr. for helping save someone's life!
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Middletown Eagles Cheerleaders Perform Routine for Mayor Perry and Receive First Tour of New Town Hall
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 Mayor Tony Perry poses in front of the dais with the Middletown Eagles Youth Cheer Team!
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Earlier this week, the Middletown Eagles Youth Cheerleaders (ages 6-14) performed a "Thank You" cheer for Mayor Tony Perry inside the courtroom of the new Town Hall as a token of appreciation for leading our town.
Mayor Perry then gave them a tour of the new Town Hall, where they were able to sit at the dais in the courtroom and learn about local history, ask questions about Middletown in the Mayor's Conference Room, and take pictures at the mayor's desk in the Mayor's Office!
Thank you to the Middletown Eagles Youth Cheer Team for bringing so much cheer to our new Town Hall! |
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Click HERE to access our phone directory. |
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Middletown Township is hiring! Employment opportunities are available for the following positions:
- Building Maintenance Worker (part time)
- Crossing Guards
- Mechanic (full time)
- Mechanic Helper (part time)
- Plumbing Inspector
- Seasonal Laborers at DPW
Click HERE for more information. |
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Recreation is Hiring: Apply Today!
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Looking for a job? Middletown Recreation is hiring for multiple positions!
Click HERE for full job descriptions and to apply. |
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Register for Recreation's Specialty Summer Camps!
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Only a few spots remain for Recreation’s specialty summer camps, so register TODAY! Explore STEAM with Snapology, multi-sports with the US Sports Institute, or marine science with New Logic.Click HERE for more information and to register. |
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Register for MMA's Free Mental Health First Aid Training: Deadline for Adult Session is Saturday, 5/28
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Click HERE for more information about the program. |
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Prepare for Hurricane Season by Assessing Your Home's Flood Risk
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The Atlantic hurricane season begins Wednesday, June 1st. Prepare for floods by searching flood maps to determine how high risk your home is and consider purchasing or renewing flood insurance if you are a homeowner in Middletown.
Click HERE to view a PDF of the graphic larger.
Click HERE for more about flood insurance. |
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Purchase Books at the MTPL on Saturday, 5/28
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Register for MTPL's Summer Reading Challenge on Monday, 6/6
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Click HERE to go to the MTPL's website. |
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- As part of the Middletown Walk project, removal and replacement of the existing sanitary sewer along Rt. 35 and partially along Kings Highway East is required. Beginning Monday, May 23rd, Kings Highway East will be closed every day from 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM between Rt. 35 and Sleepy Hollow Rd. Construction is expected to last two weeks.
- Monmouth County reopened the Navesink River Rd. bridge today. A traffic signal is temporarily in place to allow one lane of traffic over the bridge at a time. This temporary traffic signal will be in place for several weeks as work continues.
Click HERE for more information about the Kings Highway East detour.
Click HERE to register for traffic safety and emergency updates.
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Order Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests Through USPS
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Click HERE to place your order. |
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Click HERE to access hi-res photos from thise-newsletter. |
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