How’s the quality of life in Middletown? Your chance to weigh in arrives March 15

Middletown residents who enjoy life in the community - and those who see room for improvement - are equally invited to engage township officials in discussion, March 15 in the Bayshore. 

The "Middletown Spotlight" shines once again, 5 PM to 7 PM, at Tonya Keller Community Center, 50 Bray Avenue.

Mayor Gerry Scharfenberger says he'll be available for the informal talk, along with representatives from the police, public works, recreation, health, community development, and building and inspection departments.

Two more confabs are scheduled before Memorial Day: April 18 at the Middletown Arts Center on Church Street, and May 18 at the River Plaza Firehouse on Applegate Street. They also run 5 PM to 7 PM.

Aside from the in-person schedule, Middletown residents can address concerns about neighborhoods and report problems through the township web page, or at 732-615-2000, during business hours Mondays through Fridays.