Middletown Honors Veteran; Embraces Community Projects

Overview: The Middletown Town Council recently recognized Robert W. Seamer with the 2023 Dennis J. Board Veteran of the Year award for his outstanding service to veterans. This honor led a series of community-focused discussions at the latest council meeting which included the successful launch of a new skate park, the upcoming grand opening of an inclusive playground, and the advancement of a veterans housing project.

Middletown Swears in First Female Municipal Judge Amid Celebrations of Women’s History

Overview: At the Middletown Town Council meeting on March 4th, 2024, a historic moment unfolded as Judge Susan Clark was sworn in as Middletown’s first female municipal judge, coinciding with the celebrations of Women’s History Month. The council also honored a female wrestling state champion from Middletown High School South.

City Council Approves New Ordinances and Addresses Public Concerns on Street Lighting

Overview: In a recent meeting, the City Council passed two new ordinances, discussed the renewal of a liquor license, and addressed multiple public concerns including street lighting inadequacy and the condition of meeting room seating. The most developments included the first reading of ordinances regarding fire lane enforcement and lot line adjustments, as well as the public’s requests for improved street lighting and a report on the energy plan.

Middletown Council Ushers in New Leadership and Celebrates Community Dedication

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Middletown Town Council witnessed the swearing-in of newly elected Committee Members Ryan M. Clarke and Kimberly Kratz, the election of Mayor Anthony S. Perry and Deputy Mayor Rick W. Hibell for the year 2024, and the appointment of various fire department and EMS officers. The Council also passed resolutions for the appointment of Township Attorney and special counsel, and recognized the contributions of town volunteers and staff. Mayor Perry highlighted the town’s commitment to historical preservation, community resilience, and fiscal responsibility, such as negotiating snow plowing cost savings.

Middletown Council Moves to Acquire Key Properties for Public Use and Recreation

Overview: The Middletown City Council recently passed two ordinances aimed at enhancing public recreational opportunities and preserving open space. The council members, which include Mayor Tony Perry, Deputy Mayor Rick W. Hibell, Ryan M. Clarke, Kimberly Kratz, and Kevin M Settembrino, unanimously voted to establish fair market value for a property known as the Treader property, and to initiate its acquisition.