The Borough is pleased to announce the hiring of two new department heads…

Take a moment to register to win a 3-day “Grab and Go” Emergency Kit…

This week, I am suspending my “government to corporation” analogy to honor those who were lost on September 11, 2001.

Weather conditions permitting, the Middlesex County Mosquito Extermination Commission will be conducting a truck ULV spray mission on Wed., Sep. 9.

Sixth in our series about how our local form of government works and some of our key municipal employees. This week: the Chief of Police.

Fifth in our series about how our local form of government works and some of our key municipal employees. This week: the Superintendent of Public Works.

Fourth in a series about how our local form of government works and some of our key municipal employees. This week: our CFO.

This is the third report on a series of reports on how our local form of government works and some of our key municipal employees. This week: Business Administrator.

“I know many of you are wary of even trusting your local government…”

This week, Census takers begin in-person outreach.

Two of the most critical steps to getting New Jersey on the road to recovery is our State's expanded testing program for COVID-19 and contact tracing strategy.

Have your tenants had difficulty paying rent due to COVID-19? There's help available.

Last week, I started a series on how our local form of government works and some of our key employees. This week: our Municipal Clerk.

This week we review the “incorporated municipality” form of our Borough government, and discuss a new small business resource to help add E-Commerce tools for your NJ-based storefront.

Encouraging caution for summer group gatherings, advice for finding small business PPP loans, and a reminder that healthy people leads to a healthy business community.

Topics include Victor Cromwell Park and Bulk/Recycling.

The Middlesex Borough Police Department is currently accepting application for School Crossing Guards.

This week: a “Covidview” report from the CDC and a congratulations to the graduation ceremony at MHS.

This week’s topics include the July 7 Primary Election, Parker Fire House’s July 18 blood and platelet drive, Borough offices re-opening (by appointment only), and Covid-19 numbers.

With residents receiving their third quarter estimated tax bill, I have received many calls and emails…