North Brunswick Mayor's Office

06/12/2026

Join us for culture, music and food at the North Brunswick Inaugural Juneteenth Celebration on Sunday, June 14 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 710 Hermann Road!

This special event marks the beginning of a cherished ongoing annual tradition. The celebration will feature a variety of vendors, including food trucks, jewelry, art, etc.. along with kids bouncy house, slide and more!

We warmly invite all North Brunswick residents, along with our neighboring communities, to join us to learn and honor the significance of this historic Juneteenth event. Together, we will celebrate a day centered on unity, recognition, reflection, and celebration.

Event parking is available at the Linwood School and Board of Education parking lots on Linwood Place.

Please be advised that Hermann Road, between Linwood Place and Cypress Avenue, will be closed between 11:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 14. Motorists should plan alternate routes.

06/11/2026

***TODAY'S TUNES AT TWILIGHT CONCERT HAS BEEN POSTPONED***

Due to the forecasted inclement weather, today’s Tunes at Twilight has been POSTPONED.

The concert will be rescheduled to Thursday, September 10. Please see the flyer below for the updated Tunes at Twilight schedule.

06/10/2026

The 2026 Tunes at Twilight concert series kicks off TOMORROW, Thursday, June 11 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Community Park!

Join us for the Caribbean sounds of the Young Picassos – Steel Pan Band. The Athletic Dance studio will also be performing.

For refreshments, we will have Zinna’s Bistro and Flirty Desserts.

We are monitoring the weather as there is a potential for thunderstorms tomorrow evening and will provide an update.

06/03/2026

Join us for a virtual Town Hall discussion dedicated to honoring and reflecting upon the historic significance of Juneteenth tomorrow, Thursday, June 4 at 7 p.m.

The community Town Hall will provide an opportunity for residents to come together in celebration, reflection, and education as we recognize the importance of Juneteenth and its lasting impact on our nation and communities today.

The evening will focus on spreading awareness, encouraging thoughtful dialogue, and educating residents of all ages and backgrounds about the history of Juneteenth, the significance of freedom and equality, and the continued importance of unity and understanding within our community. Through open conversation and shared perspectives, we hope to foster a deeper appreciation for this important moment in American history and its relevance in today’s society.

Mayor Francis ‘Mac’ Womack believes that education and community engagement are essential in building a stronger and more informed township. This Town Hall is intended to serve as a welcoming and inclusive space for residents to learn, reflect, ask questions, and participate in meaningful discussion.

Below is login information for the virtual Town Hall discussion.

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06/01/2026

Save the dates for the Monthly Community Market at the Municipal Complex!

In a time when everything seems to cost more, sometimes the best answer is keeping things local. What better way to spend the afternoon than enjoying good food, fresh produce, music, and community without leaving North Brunswick?

The Community Market will feature something for everyone, including:

• Fresh produce (SNAP/EBT accepted)
• Food trucks
• Music and entertainment
• Open outdoor space
• Family friendly atmosphere
• Pet friendly environment
• Local vendors and community partners

This market is about more than shopping, it’s about bringing people together, supporting local businesses, meeting your neighbors, and continuing to build the kind of community we’re proud to serve.

06/01/2026

NBTHS boys track team wins Group 4 State Championship, first Group 4 title in NBTHS history

The North Brunswick Township High School boys track team won the Group 4 State Championship at Franklin High School on Saturday, May 30. It is the program’s first ever state group title.

The NBTHS boys track team earned first place honors by 10 points over runner up Hackensack High School.

Jamell Wilmote won the 100 and 200 meter dash. The 200 meter dash time is a new Middlesex County record and current NJ #1.

Wilmote, Sal Fama Lin, Michael Perry and Elvin Marte Feliz won the 4x100 meter relay with a new school record. Tyler O’Garro won the high jump, Aniyh Hall took the silver in the high jump and bronze in long jump. Reddrick Robinson Jr got the bronze in the discus, Marte Feliz earned the bronze in 110 meter hurdles, Fama Lin received the bronze in the 100.

Kaya Waldron won the girls high jump. It is the first time a school won the boys and girls high jump in 20 years. Kiera Accettura earned the bronze in the pole vault.

Congratulations to the NBTHS track athletes, Coach Schwann Grimes and coaching staff on this historic accomplishment!

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

***JUNETEENTH VIRTUAL TOWN HALL DISCUSSION - THURSDAY, JUNE 4 AT 7 P.M.***

You are cordially invited to participate in a virtual Town Hall discussion on dedicated to honoring and reflecting upon the historic significance of Juneteenth on Thursday, June 4 at 7 p.m.

The community Town Hall will provide an opportunity for residents to come together in celebration, reflection, and education as we recognize the importance of Juneteenth and its lasting impact on our nation and communities today.

The evening will focus on spreading awareness, encouraging thoughtful dialogue, and educating residents of all ages and backgrounds about the history of Juneteenth, the significance of freedom and equality, and the continued importance of unity and understanding within our community. Through open conversation and shared perspectives, we hope to foster a deeper appreciation for this important moment in American history and its relevance in today’s society.

Mayor Womack believes that education and community engagement are essential in building a stronger and more informed township. This Town Hall is intended to serve as a welcoming and inclusive space for residents to learn, reflect, ask questions, and participate in meaningful discussion.

We encourage all residents, community leaders, families, students, and neighbors to attend and take part in this important event as we come together in the spirit of remembrance, respect, and community unity.

Below is Zoom login information for the Town Hall discussion.

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Meeting ID: 827 6453 7130
Passcode: 227166

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05/27/2026

Members of the North Brunswick First Aid & Rescue Squad, Inc. received a proclamation celebrating Emergency Medical Services Week from Mayor Francis 'Mac' Womack and the Township Council at last night's Council Meeting.

We thank NBFARS for their tireless service to the community!

05/26/2026

Images and videos clips from the Township of North Brunswick Memorial Day Commemoration Ceremony at Veterans Park

Ceremony Program

North Brunswick Township Public Safety Color Guard
Rich Stromberg - Bagpiper
Pledge of Allegiance - North Brunswick First Responders, North Brunswick Boy Scout Troop 18, Pack 81
North Brunswick Youth Municipal Alliance, North Brunswick CERT Team
National Anthem - NBTHS Students – Scott Cohen, Daniel Wheeler, Miranda Soto, Stephanie George
Invocation - Rev. Michael Krull, Our Lady of Peace Church
Welcome – DPRCS Director Lou Ann Benson
Remarks – Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack III
Livingston Park 2nd Grade Singers, led by Mrs. Fackelman
Poem – The American Hero by Roger Robicheau – North Brunswick Youth Alliance Members
Laying of the Wreath to Honor All Veterans – Mayor Womack, Council President Alvin Rich and Council Members, Wayne Pearce, U.S. Navy, Paul Carroll, U.S. Army, First Responders
Born in the USA - NBTHS Students – Victor Poupart, Daniel Wheeler, Scott Cohen
Taps - Michael DeNicuolo
Closing Remarks – DPRCS Director Benson

Special thanks to Mayor Womack, Council President Alvin Rich, Councilman Carlo Socio, Councilman Bob Davis, Councilwoman Amanda Guadagnino, Councilman Rajesh Mehta, Councilwoman Mary Hutchinson, Business Administrator Justine Progebin and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian Zychowski.