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 council addressed several legislative matters, including the introduction of ordinances regarding minors and parental responsibility, an amendment to the zoning code for the commercial light manufacturing wholesale district to accommodate cigar lounges, and a corresponding update to public smoking regulations. The governing body also approved an ordinance authorizing the acceptance of a land donation. Additionally, members provided reports on the successful local fishing derby and discussed the current status and future outlook of a proposed senior housing project.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting
Middlesex Borough Council Council Meeting
The council meeting involved the promotion of Detective Paul Cerrito to the rank of sergeant and the hiring of Joseph Pazano as a class three special police officer, both of whom were sworn in during the proceedings. Additionally, a proclamation was presented to recognize John Madden, a former mayor and council member, for his years of dedicated service to the borough, including his contributions to the board of health, planning and zoning boards, and various flood and community development commissions.
