Borough of Middlesex Mayor and Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted a regular meeting to address several municipal ordinances and resolutions. Key legislative actions included the introduction and adoption of ordinances related to salary ranges for borough employees, the creation of a regulatory framework for cannabis licensing, the establishment of a chapter on minors and parental responsibility, the expansion of permitted uses in the CLW commercial district to include cigar shops and lounges, and an amendment to smoking prohibitions to align with state-law exemptions. Additionally, the council approved numerous resolutions, including the acceptance of standing reports, tax refunds, property maintenance lien authorizations, the advancement and hiring of personnel, and the authorization of various contracts for park and police department upgrades.
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The board reviewed reports regarding Somerset County activities, including updates on a preventative outbreak grant, an upcoming flu clinic, and accreditation status. Committee reports covered topics such as NJ Local Board of Health Association updates, including legislation, QR codes for inspection reports, and training for health officer exams, as well as website and newsletter preparations. The board discussed ongoing matters involving Pop-Up IV facilities, a denied grant application, and concerns regarding air pollution and associated enforcement measures.
Feb 12, 2026·Board meeting
Middlesex Board of Health Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the assignment of appointments and designations for budget, administration, rabies clinic, and association representation. Somerset County Health Services provided an activities report highlighting issues with heat and animal complaints, staffing shortages, and accreditation progress. Additionally, the Board reviewed reports from the Registrar and licensing departments, discussed concerns regarding data centers, and addressed upcoming deadlines for the spring newsletter. Unfinished business included plans for regulating pop-up IV facilities and coordinating a 2026 rabies clinic date. New business items involved the appointment of a Board attorney, review of the 2026 budget, discussion of financial disclosures, and evaluation of the Solar Simplified program.
