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Today, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) New Jersey’s Law Enforcement Recognition event honored NJ State Troopers, mu...
06/12/2026

Today, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) New Jersey’s Law Enforcement Recognition event honored NJ State Troopers, municipal police officers, and agencies for their outstanding DWI enforcement and efforts to prevent drunk and drug impaired driving. Receiving the Top Cop award for leading Middlesex County for a second time, Officer Anthony Painchaud also received the State Top Cop Award, ranking #2 in the State of NJ for his DWI enforcement efforts in 2025! Recognition of Excellence Awards were also awarded to Officer Painchaud, his 9th year in a row, and to Officer Christian Dulin, his 3rd year in a row of receiving such recognition. Their dedication to traffic safety has a direct connection to the safety of our community and the motoring public. We are proud of their continued efforts and accomplishments.

🚔 WE'RE HIRING! 🚔The Middlesex Borough Police Department is seeking a full-time Records Clerk to join our team. This pos...
06/12/2026

🚔 WE'RE HIRING! 🚔

The Middlesex Borough Police Department is seeking a full-time Records Clerk to join our team. This position is responsible for maintaining police records, processing reports and discovery, handling OPRA requests, assisting the public, and supporting daily administrative operations.

✅ Minimum 1 year of clerical/data entry experience required
✅ High School Diploma or equivalent required
✅ Must be 18+ and a U.S. citizen

Salary based on qualifications and experience.

📅 Application Deadline: July 2, 2026

Please submit a resume, letter of interest, and three references to Toni Kisly, Borough of Middlesex, 1200 Mountain Avenue, Middlesex, NJ 08846, or email [email protected].

For full details, visit https://www.middlesexboro-nj.gov/job-listings

On Friday, June 5th, Officers from The Middlesex Borough and Piscataway Police Departments will join together to run a l...
06/04/2026

On Friday, June 5th, Officers from The Middlesex Borough and Piscataway Police Departments will join together to run a leg of the Law Enforcement Torch Run For Special Olympics New Jersey. The run is expected to reach our town sometime around 2:30pm. The “Flame of Hope” torch will be handed off from officers from the Dunellen Police Department and will travel west on Bound Brook Road/Union Avenue (NJS 28). It will then be passed off to the officers from Bound Brook Police Department. We hope that our community members will line the route to show their support for the officers and runners who proudly support the Special Olympics of New Jersey as the “Flame of Hope” will travel across the state and arrive at TCNJ for the games’ opening ceremonies.

Please expect delays on NJS 28 on Friday afternoon. Stay up to date by signing up for NIXLE alerts by texting your desired area’s zip code to 888777.”

Thank you, Troop 63409, for stopping by and for the delicious cookies! We truly appreciate your thoughtful visit and you...
05/30/2026

Thank you, Troop 63409, for stopping by and for the delicious cookies! We truly appreciate your thoughtful visit and your support of our officers.

Earlier today, the Middlesex Borough Police Department teamed up with the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office Counterte...
05/28/2026

Earlier today, the Middlesex Borough Police Department teamed up with the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office Counterterrorism Unit and the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness to visit local businesses and houses of worship throughout the borough to educate community members and review signs of terrorism-related suspicious activity.

These proactive outreach efforts are an important part of keeping our community safe. Strengthening partnerships with local businesses, faith-based organizations, and residents encourages awareness, improves communication, and helps ensure suspicious activity is recognized and reported promptly.

We thank our county and state law enforcement partners for assisting with this important initiative and for their continued commitment to protecting our communities.

Remember: If you see suspicious activity, report it immediately by calling the Middlesex Borough Police Department at 732-356-1900 ext. 0 (9-1-1 for emergencies), or by calling 866-4-SAFE-NJ.

Update: The dog has been reunited with his owner. This boy came for a visit but is asking to go home. If you know his ow...
05/20/2026

Update: The dog has been reunited with his owner.

This boy came for a visit but is asking to go home. If you know his owners, please have them contact the Middlesex Borough Police Department at 732-356-1900.

🚨 PLEASE SHARE 🚨The Middlesex Borough Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating missing 15-yea...
05/20/2026

🚨 PLEASE SHARE 🚨

The Middlesex Borough Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating missing 15-year-old Hadasa Hernandez-Moran.

Hadasa is approximately 5’0” tall and weighs about 100 lbs. She was last seen yesterday morning, 5/19/26, at approximately 8:15 AM in the area of Von E. Mauger Middle School wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, black pants, and white sneakers.

Anyone with information regarding Hadasa’s whereabouts is asked to contact Detective Scott Mulford at (732) 356-1900 ext. 359 or Detective Paul Cerreto at (732) 356-1900 ext. 366.

The Middlesex Borough Police Department would like to remind everyone to have a safe Memorial Day Weekend. We honor the ...
05/20/2026

The Middlesex Borough Police Department would like to remind everyone to have a safe Memorial Day Weekend. We honor the fallen and reflect on the sacrifices of our service men and women 🇺🇸
Some ways community members can share in honoring those who have served is by attending the Memorial Day Ceremony at Victor Crowell Park at 10am on Monday, followed by a parade and concluding at the American Legion John W. Lupu Memorial Post 306 for refreshments.
Vehicles which are parked along the parade route should be moved by 9am on Monday!

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – May 20, 2026Nine Charged After Separate Police Eluding IncidentsMiddlesex Borough Police Departme...
05/20/2026

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – May 20, 2026

Nine Charged After Separate Police Eluding Incidents

Middlesex Borough Police Department Chief of Police Matthew P. Geist announced that six adults and three juveniles have been charged in connection with two separate incidents that occurred in Middlesex Borough on May 2, 2026.

The following individuals were charged with Eluding, a crime of the second degree, for knowingly refusing to comply with lawful police orders to stop while operating vehicles in a manner that created a risk of death or injury to others:

-Eric Rodriguez, 30, of Perth Amboy
-Breidy Taveras, 34, of New Brunswick
-Justice P. Philip, 27, of Somerset
-Derek E. Gomez, 25, of New Brunswick
-Christian J. Perez, 30, of East Stroudsburg (PA)
-Jesus A. Vega, 43, of New Brunswick

On May 2, 2026, at approximately 6:02 p.m., Officer Christian Dulin observed a group of ATVs and dirt bikes traveling westbound on Bound Brook Road in the area of Seventh Street. The vehicles were not displaying license plates, and the operators were observed failing to maintain their lanes, performing stunts, and disregarding red traffic signals at the intersections of Mountain Avenue and Greenbrook Road. The operators refused Ofc. Dulin’s lawful orders to stop and continued operating recklessly through the borough. Detective Scott Mulford conducted a follow-up investigation that resulted in the identification of the six adult males charged.

Later that evening, at approximately 8:13 p.m., Officer James Morley responded to the area of QuickChek, 107 Harris Avenue for numerous reports of juveniles riding bicycles recklessly in and out of traffic. Ofc. Morley located the group and observed several operators not wearing helmets, operating bicycles without lights, performing stunts, and riding in a dangerous and reckless manner. Numerous officers attempted to stop the juveniles; however, they refused and continued riding recklessly through the grounds of Von E. Mauger Middle School, along Union Avenue, Bound Brook Road, and several surrounding side streets.

Detective Paul Cerreto conducted a follow-up investigation and identified three juvenile operators. The following juveniles were charged with Resisting Arrest, a crime of the fourth degree, on juvenile delinquency complaints:

-A 16-year-old male from Manville
-A 14-year-old male from South Bound Brook
-A 13-year-old male from New Brunswick

Chief Geist stated, “The reckless actions displayed during these incidents posed a serious danger to motorists, pedestrians, and our community as a whole. Refusing lawful police orders while operating vehicles or bicycles in such a hazardous manner will not be tolerated in Middlesex Borough. I commend the outstanding investigative work conducted by Detectives Mulford and Cerreto, along with the responding officers, whose efforts led to the identification and charging of those responsible. The Middlesex Borough Police Department remains committed to protecting the safety and quality of life of our residents.”

These investigations remain active and ongoing. Anyone with information related to these incidents is asked to contact Det Mulford at (732) 356-1900 ext. 359 or at [email protected], or Det. Cerreto at (732) 356-1900 ext. 366 or 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].

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – May 19, 2026E-bike Motor Vehicle Crash InvestigationOn Monday, May 18, 2026, at 9:19pm, a juvenil...
05/19/2026

SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE – May 19, 2026

E-bike Motor Vehicle Crash Investigation

On Monday, May 18, 2026, at 9:19pm, a juvenile riding an electric bike at a high rate of speed failed to stop at a stop sign and struck a passing motor vehicle. Officers from the Middlesex Borough Police Department arrived on scene along with Emergency Medical Services from RWJBarnabas Mobile Health. The juvenile rider sustained serious injuries and was transported to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick for treatment.

With the growing trend of E-bike ridership, we urge all riders to wear helmets and necessary safety gear, obey all traffic laws when operating the bike, and be aware of other vehicles and pedestrians on the roadways. New Jersey’s new E-bike requirements were signed into law in January 2026 and will be effective in July. This information is available through NJMVC or our police department social media.

We thank our EMS partners who arrived quickly on scene to treat and transport the injured rider. As the crash investigation is on-going, the Middlesex Borough Police Department asks anyone who witnessed this crash or has video or other information that may aid in the investigation to contact Staff Sergeant Joleen Auricchio at 732-356-1900 extension 346.

Should you have any questions or require clarification regarding the information provided, please contact Capt. Thomas Falk at [email protected].

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