Middletown PBA 124

04/10/2026

What a great way to end the week…..today is the final class of the 2025-2026 NJSPBA Labor Relations Certificate Program (LRCP).
The NJSPBA LRCP provides our members with critical knowledge and skills in all areas of labor relations, specializing in those areas relating to law enforcement officers.
Our purpose is to educate our members and provide continuing education with the most important topics and most up to date material.
We thank our attorneys for taking the time out of their busy schedules to instruct these classes.
The NJSPBA education courses are second to none, so stay tuned for future courses as well as the 2026-2027 LRCP announcements.

03/30/2026

Brother Hall!

A huge congrats to NYPD last night with their win over FDNY! Special congrats to Sgt. Hall brother of our own Ofc. Hall for getting to lift that trophy!

03/27/2026

03/24/2026

Please stop at Jersey Mike’s tomorrow and grab a sandwich for a good cause!

03/20/2026

The NJ State PBA’s Labor Relations Certificate Program continues with today’s classes focusing on “Negotiability, Past Practice, and Management Right” taught by Rick Andrien, and the ever-important “FMLA/NJ FLA” being presented by Lori Dvorak.
Thank you to our talented attorneys and all our attendees for continuing the education process.

03/14/2026

NJ State PBA takes Officer wellness very serious. With this expansion of the program…it becomes the first in State to offer robust options for members.

03/12/2026

This Saturday…join our friends from Wall PBA as they take on the Wall High School Hockey team in an amazing fundraiser. Gift auction….food….and some on ice action between these two team.

See you at Jersey Shore Arena!

02/25/2026

A glimpse of what the State PBA does for its members on a daily basis.

On Thursday, February 19th, Director of Government Affairs Rob Nixon testified before the Senate Law & Public Safety Committee on a number of law enforcement related bills being tracked by the State PBA. Specifically:

S1227 The bill establishes the “Law Enforcement Critical Mental Health Assistance Grant Program” and appropriates $3 million. While the bill as introduced was intended for mental health professionals to use the grants, Rob was able to win passage of an amendment to the bill to allow the State PBA to access the grant funding for its Peer Support team and their services. The bill was unanimously released and sent to the Senate Budget Committee for further review.

S2789 The bill requires law enforcement officers to have updated photograph be taken every three years for their police identification. Rob’s testified that while an up to date photograph could be useful the bill did not address the reality that there is no uniform police identification in the State. With hundreds of police agencies in New Jersey and the ease in which someone can forge an ID, Rob testified that the bill should be amended to address this issue. The bill was also released by the Committee and sent to the Senate Budget Committee for further review.

Earlier that same day, Rob was able to secure amendments to provide critical public and officer safety exemptions to a bill that would ban law enforcement officers from wearing masks. The day in Trenton also included several meetings with union leaders and legislative staff on health care reform issues that are critically important to the State PBA and its members.

01/29/2026

We are excited to announce a new date for our anticipated Special Olympics Climb with a Cop!

Come on down and climb the wall with your favorite officers from both Hazlet PBA 189 and Middletown PBA 124.

01/25/2026

Please be a good neighbor and stay off the roads. Stay safe!

As the snow continues to fall and icy conditions expected later, just a reminder to please stay at home, for your safety and for the safety of our first responders. If you are without heat and need a warming station, please call 732-615-2100, The Office of Emergency Management will open the Middletown Public Library as needed.
If you need to report a power outage, call 1-888-544-4877 or report it online. If you have an emergency, call 911, NON- emergency calls and reports, please call 732-615-2100.