Police agencies from around New Jersey, including the City of New Brunswick, are gearing up for the state’s largest annual drunk driving crackdown. The 2017 “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Statewide Labor Day Crackdown begins August 18 and concludes on September 4. During the campaign, local and state law enforcement officers will conduct sobriety […]
College couches, beds and appliances that were once used for post-final exam exhaustion and mac’n cheese attempts found themselves curbside for school’s end. But because of an ongoing partnership between the City of New Brunswick and Rutgers University, those items were collected in an eco-friendly way that has seen its most enthusiastic participation yet. In […]
New Brunswick Recreation invites New Brunswick families to come to the HUB Teen Center on September 2 to pick up free school supplies and backpacks to start off a fresh school year! The backpacks and supplies are free and open to all, furnished using donations from a number of community groups and agencies. The giveaway […]
Eight neighborhoods in New Brunswick lit up their grills, set out picnic tables and enjoyed a warm summer night outdoors during the City of New Brunswick’s annual National Night Out celebration. National Night Out is a community-building event intended to strengthen relationships between neighbors as well as between residents and the local police department. Picnics and barbecues […]
Third quarter property tax bills are expected to be mailed out on Friday, August 4. Bills were delayed this year due to the City’s delayed receipt of the Certified Tax Rate from the State and the County Board of Taxation. The expected due date for the bills is Thursday, August 31.
The New Brunswick Cultural Center is pleased to invite the public to the annual Hub City Sounds performance festival, a series of music, dance and arts performances and activities at Boyd Park and the New Brunswick downtown on weekends in August and September. All events are free, family-friendly and open to the public. For events at Boyd Park, […]
A group of New Brunswick students and a local artist have brought a colorful new mural to the corner of Hamilton Street and Plum Street. “Love Is Respect/El Amor es Respeto” is a project by Youth Advocate Programs (YAP) – Middlesex County with support from Artists Mentoring Against Racism, Drugs and Violence (AMARD&V), the New […]
The New Brunswick Fire Department has free smoke detectors available to the public, a life-saving tool to help keep residents safe from fire in the home! The detectors are equipped with batteries that will last for 10 years without having to be replaced. They are available to New Brunswick residents without an adequate number of […]
The Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development will hold a public meeting on Thursday, July 13 to discuss its One-Year Consolidated Plan and its HOME and Community Development Block Grant programs. The meeting will take place at 5 p.m. in the Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development, 25 Kirkpatrick Street, 2nd Floor. The following will […]
In New Brunswick, the Healthcare City, there’s always a health-focused event, program or community organization working to make New Brunswick healthier for all of us. This is why we just launched the Healthy Living In The Healthcare City page so you don’t have to dig to get to diabetes workshops or go dizzy trying to figure […]
