Middlesex County has launched the Special Needs Registry (SNR) to enhance the safety of its residents with special needs. This no-cost, voluntary service led by the Office of the County Prosecutor, is open to individuals with special needs residing, working, or attending school in the County, aiming to provide crucial information to first responders in the event of an emergency.

In addition to offering valuable details about individuals with mental or physical disabilities, the SNR provides registrants with a distinctive decal for their residence’s front entrance and vehicle windows. This visual aid facilitates efficient communication and response from emergency personnel. The use of the decals by registrants is strictly voluntary and is not required.

Individuals can register themselves or be registered by a family member or caretaker by visiting middlesexcounty.gov/specialneedsregistry and supplying essential personal identifiers to a secure database such as name, address, date of birth, height, weight, emergency contacts, and specific details about their special needs. The process ensures a comprehensive and accurate snapshot that aids first responders in their efforts during a crisis or an emergency.

Special Needs Registry Flyer

At the March 4^th Township Council Meeting, the North Brunswick Township Women of Influence Committee honored Marcy Marx, Lou Ann Benson, Rona Hales and Kuldeep Uppal as its 2024 Influential Women of the Year Award recipients.

The award is bestowed upon women who have demonstrated exceptional achievements in their fields, professions and communities. It recognizes the outstanding efforts of women whose drive has moved the Township of North Brunswick forward in the areas of Arts & Culture, Business, Community Volunteerism, Education and Government and Civic Human Services.

Below is a photo gallery and biographies of the award recipients. Congratulations to Marcy, Lou Ann, Rona and Kuldeep!

Mayor Francis ‘Mac’ Womack and the Township Council honored North Brunswick Township High School junior Andrew Selover as Scholar/Athlete/Artist Award recipient at the February 20 Council Meeting.

Congratulations Andrew!

Mayor Francis ‘Mac’ Womack and the Township Council honored Scholar/Athlete/Artist Award recipient Marissa Russo and Mayor’s Wellness Challenge winners at the February 5 Council Meeting.

Marissa is a senior at Pearson International Online Academy. She attends school with students from all over the world, including professional athletes and actors/actresses. Marissa is a high honor student with a 4.50 GPA.

The Mayor’s Wellness Challenge winners are: Dominic Moccio (1^st place), Joanne DeLuca (2^nd place), Ro Tucker (3^rd place), Chris Henning (Honorable Mention) and Laura Pelszynski (Honorable Mention).

The challenge was conducted from October 27 – December 15 with participants tracking their steps.

Congratulations to Marissa Russo and Mayor’s Wellness Challenge winners!

Mayor Womack reads Marissa Russo’s poem ‘In a World of Words’

Photos from the Township of North Brunswick’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ceremony on Friday evening at the Senior Center.

Congratulations to our Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Award recipients Favour Babalola and Alvin Rich and keynote speaker Carlton “Carl” Hoye!

Special thanks to:

Boy Scout Troop 18 of North Brunswick

Linwood School 5th grade student Sarina Shah

Livingston Park School 3rd Graders, Brielle Pryor and Liz Fackelman

North Brunswick Youth Municipal Alliance Council

FBCLG Music & Arts Mass Choir, First Baptist of Lincoln Gardens, Rev. Dante R. Quick, Senior Pastor

Patricia Turse