Help Wanted: Weekend Beach Lifeguards
The Middletown Recreation Department is seeking certified lifeguards to work weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at Ideal Beach and Leonardo Beach. Interested candidates should call the Recreation Department 732-615-2260. Download application.
Police To Hold Tours, Memorial during Police Week
The Middletown Police Department will offer tours of headquarters during Police Week May 13-May 19. Open houses will be held on May 14-17 from 9:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Members of the community including Boy and Girl Scouts, civic groups, students and seniors are invited to visit headquarters during the event. Guide tours will be conducted for residents to get acquainted with the facility and its operations. Call Ms. Garrity in the Police Chief’s Office at 732-615-2039 to schedule a tour. Please do not leave a message on the voice mail.
The Middletown Police Department will offer tours of headquarters during Police Week May 13-May 19. Open houses will be held on May 14-17 from 9:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. Members of the community including Boy and Girl Scouts, civic groups, students and seniors are invited to visit headquarters during the event. Guide tours will be conducted for residents to get acquainted with the facility and its operations. Call Ms. Garrity in the Police Chief’s Office at 732-615-2039 to schedule a tour. Please do not leave a message on the voice mail.
The annual Middletown Police Memorial Service will be held rain or shine at Police Headquarters, 1 Kings Highway, on Friday, May 18 at 11 a.m. The public is invited to attend. The service will be held at Middletown Police Memorial, located at the corner of Kings Highway and Route 35.
Recreational Fish Advisory Updates
As a public service, the state Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Health and Senior Services reminds anglers to be aware of routine fish advisories that are in place for fish caught recreationally in New Jersey.
As a public service, the state Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Health and Senior Services reminds anglers to be aware of routine fish advisories that are in place for fish caught recreationally in New Jersey.
These advisories allow members of the public to make informed choices about the fish they catch and eat. While water quality in New Jersey continues to improve, past pollution can persist for many years in sediments and continue to accumulate in fish at or near the top of the aquatic food chain. As a result, some recreationally caught fish can contain mercury, PCBs and pesticides that may be unhealthy for children or some adults with certain health concerns.
The DEP recently updated its advisories to incorporate results of new sampling for lakes, ponds and reservoirs that flow into the Delaware River. This sampling round, the last in a five-region statewide cycle, resulted in fish advisories being posted at 14 new water bodies. Read more
Zones | Approximate Start Date | Status |
A & B | Completed | |
C & D | Completed | |
E & G | Completed | |
J & L | Completed | |
I & K | Completed | |
F & H | April 30 | In Progress |
Residents or their landscapers can bring leaves to the Recycling Center at 52 Kanes Lane until June 1st. Brush is accepted year-round. Do not put brush curbside after a zone has been collected. Violators will be charged up to $750 for a separate, individual collection. Leaves will not be collected until Fall 2012.
Save the Date!
- Reaching Out To Prevent Substance Abuse – May 24, Middletown Arts Center
- Memorial Day Parade, May 28, 10 am
- Middletown Day 2012 – Saturday, September 29
Middletown Arts Center Classes and Programs
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Download the 2012 Permit Application
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Middletown Senior Center
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