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Volunteers will be out tomorrow, Saturday, October 17th, to collect food drive donations.Is your residence received a d...
10/16/2026

Volunteers will be out tomorrow, Saturday, October 17th, to collect food drive donations.

Is your residence received a donation bag and flyer, please place any donations outside of your residence by 8 AM for collection with the flyer attached.

If you did not receive a donation bag and flyer, you may donate at Middlesex Borough Police Department until Monday, October 19th.

REPLENISH

You never know who you're going to see distrubuting REPLENISH donation bags and flyers during Middlesex Borough Police D...
10/13/2026

You never know who you're going to see distrubuting REPLENISH donation bags and flyers during Middlesex Borough Police Department's Annual Fall Food Drive.

Student volunteers and Mayor Mikolajczyk were out yesterday, working hard!

Residences that receive donation bags should put out any donations on Saturday, October 17th, by 8am, for pickup. If you're home did not receive a bag, donations can be made 24/7, until October 19th, at Middlesex Borough Police Department!

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – October 7, 2026Middlesex Police Respond to Threatening Calls at Middlesex High SchoolOn Wednesday...
10/07/2026

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – October 7, 2026

Middlesex Police Respond to Threatening Calls at Middlesex High School

On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at approximately 11:52 a.m., a staff member at the Middlesex High School received a threatening phone call. In response to the threatening call, school administration immediately placed the school into lockdown and notified the Middlesex Borough Police Department. Class III Special Law Enforcement Officer Troy Alston, who was already inside the school, immediately began investigating the threat and assisting with the school’s security response.

Additional Middlesex Borough Police officers, including School Resource Officer/Detective Paul Muldowney, quickly responded to the school to assist with the investigation. While officers were on scene, the same individual made several additional calls to school staff members, making similar threats of violence against the school. The school remained in lockdown while officers conducted their investigation and worked closely with school administrators to assess the credibility of the threats and ensure the safety of students and staff.

Through their investigation, Middlesex Borough Police were able to determine that the threatening calls did not represent an actual ongoing threat to the school. The lockdown was subsequently lifted once police and school officials were satisfied that the immediate threat had been resolved. Police Chief Matthew P. Geist commended the school administration and staff for their prompt response, the cooperation and communication between school officials and police and the quick response of department personnel. “The safety of our students and staff is always our highest priority,” said Chief Geist. “Our school officials followed the appropriate procedures immediately, our officers responded quickly, and the communication between the school and police department throughout this incident was excellent. I also want to recognize Class III Officer Troy Alston, who was already in the school when the initial call was received. His presence and immediate response were an added benefit to our department and the school community during a very serious situation.”

The intentional telephone calls that caused significant public concern and disruption remain under investigation. Anyone who may have information regarding the calls or the individual responsible is asked to contact Detective Paul Muldowney of the Middlesex Borough Police Department at (732) 356-1900, ext. 361, or by email at [email protected].

Should you have any questions or require clarification regarding the information provided, please contact Lt. Sean Flanagan at (732) 356-1900 extension 351 or at [email protected].

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜This month, we stand together to raise awareness, support survivors, hon...
10/05/2026

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

This month, we stand together to raise awareness, support survivors, honor those whose lives have been lost, and work toward ending relationship abuse.

Domestic violence can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, background, or circumstance. Behind every statistic is a person, a family, and a story. Survivors deserve to be heard, believed, supported, and treated with dignity.

As a police department, we are committed to responding with compassion, taking investigations seriously, connecting survivors with resources, and holding offenders accountable. But ending domestic violence takes all of us.

💜 Support survivors.
💜 Honor victims.
💜 Speak up against abuse.
💜 Know the warning signs.
💜 Help create relationships and communities built on safety and respect.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, you are not alone. Help is available, and reaching out is a sign of strength.

Together, we can break the cycle of abuse and build a community where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued.

The Middlesex Borough Police Department, in partnership with student volunteers, will once again hold a food drive to be...
10/02/2026

The Middlesex Borough Police Department, in partnership with student volunteers, will once again hold a food drive to benefit Replenish!

Donations can be made at local businesses, Borough Hall, Middlesex Recreation Center, and student's schools. The lobby at the Middlesex Borough Police Department is accessible at any time to drop of donations!

Many borough residences will receive donation flyers and bags during the week of October 12th and collections will be made on Saturday, October 17th between 8am-12pm.

We lean on the generosity and participation of our community members to support others around us in times of need.

On Wednesday, October 7th, students, along with their parents/guardians, are encouraged to Walk, Bike and Roll safely to...
09/23/2026

On Wednesday, October 7th, students, along with their parents/guardians, are encouraged to Walk, Bike and Roll safely to school!

The purpose of this day is to encourage children to be more active and make safe routes to school. As well, we want to to ensure that motorists are aware of the presence of pedestrians and cyclists, and remain alert to the presence of children on their way to and from school.

The Middlesex Borough Police Department proudly accepted their Certificate of Accreditation from the New Jersey State As...
09/23/2026

The Middlesex Borough Police Department proudly accepted their Certificate of Accreditation from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Law Enforcement Accreditation Program Director Harry Delgado. This is the culmination of years of collaborative efforts to deliver the highest level police services to the Middlesex Borough community based on professional best practices. With the support of the Mayor and Borough Council, the police department continues to provide forward-thinking policing based on the highest standards and longstanding traditions of community service.

To report life-threatening and / or environmental emergencies, call 9-1-1, or the Middlesex Borough Police Department at...
09/18/2026

To report life-threatening and / or environmental emergencies, call 9-1-1, or the Middlesex Borough Police Department at 732-356-1900. For environmental concerns, including industrial odor and noise pollution, please contact the DEP Hotline or download the mobile app.

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