Middletown Sees Biggest Spike In Coronavirus-Related Deaths Yet

Four local residents have died in area nursing homes since Tuesday and Mayor Ben Florsheim continues to seek answers from health officials.

Middletown Mayor: Daily Actions Will Determine Future Results

Mayor Ben Florsheim characterizes mood in Middletown as both somber and optimistic as local coronavirus cases, deaths continue to mount.

United Way Request for Masks

From Kim O'Rourke

Middletown Coronavirus Update: 151 Confirmed Cases, 6 Deaths

Mayor Ben Florsheim says the town has tried to remain proactive in its approach to the virus and that communication remains a top priority.

Community Conversation: Behavioral Health & Covid-19

Online Thursday, April 16, at 7 PM.

Middletown Coronavirus Update: 3 Fatal Cases Reported

Two more Middletown residents have died from complications of the new coronavirus, Mayor Ben Florsheim announced Thursday.

Middletown Coronavirus Update: 1st Resident Dies

A Middletown resident has died from complications of the new coronavirus, Mayor Ben Florsheim announced Wednesday.

Middletown Coronavirus Update: 50-Plus Confirmed Cases

Middletown’s confirmed cases of the new coronavirus increased to more than 50 as of Monday, according to state health officials.

Middletown Coronavirus Update: National Guardsman Tests Positive

Two members of the Connecticut National Guard have tested positive for the new coronavirus, officials announced.

Vox Church Starting A Care and Response Team

COVID-19 Relief Effort

Middlesex County's Best-Case Scenario For Coronavirus

If everyone in Middlesex County adheres to social distancing, we may have seen the peak of the infection, according to a recent analysis.

Gov. Lamont's Update on Ct's Coronavirus Response Efforts

7:00PM on Tuesday, March 24th

Coronavirus Middletown: 1st Positive Case Confirmed In City

The first positive case of the new coronavirus in Middletown has been confirmed, officials announced Saturday.

Middletown Restaurants Provide Free Food

For Weekend School Meals

Middletown’s Warming Center Is Open

Green Street Arts Center from 9 PM to 7:00 AM.

St. Vincent DePaul Items Needed

And Time Updates

Coronavirus: Middletown Cancels City Events To Limit COVID-19 Spread

Mayor Benjamin D. Florsheim is announcing the cancellation of upcoming city events and programs.

Middletown Senior Center Scaling Back Programs

Starting Thursday March 121th

Ct. Underground Faith and Justice Summit

March 14th 9:00 am - 3:30 pm

​2019 Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Information From Middletown Health Dept.

Composting Workshop - March 19th

At The Russell Library

Flu Concerns Prompt Visitor Restrictions At Middlesex Health

Middlesex Health is restricting visitors effective immediately due to a “significant increase” in the prevalence of the flu, officials said.

UPDATE: Wesleyan Student Monitored For Coronavirus Tests Negative

A student who recently returned from a trip to Asia had a fever and cough and was isolated, but CDC says they're negative for coronavirus. .

Coat Drive at Cinder + Salt

At 520 Main St. Middletown

Point-in-Time Count of the Middlesex County Homeless

From The City Of Middletown Website

Community Conversation on Health in Middlesex County

Tuesday, January 28th

Access Health CT Enrollment Fair

Tuesday, January 7th

Health Open Enrollment Extends to Jan. 15th

Also An Open Enrollment Fair on Tuesday, January 7th

​Medicare Open Enrollment Event

Dec. 4th 9am-3pm By Appointment.

Access Health CT Healthy Chat

Wednesday October 30th.

MxCC Conference Examined the Palliative Use of Medical Cannabis

Attendees learned how pharmacists, caregivers, doctors and patients manage medical cannabis via the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program

​Seasonal Flu Clinics and Pneumonia Vaccines

From The City Of Middletown

ABC Recipient of NAACP Health Community Service Award!

From Molly Hurtado

Prevent Contracting Eastern Equine Encephalitis

Take Extra Precautions

Sex Trafficking Awareness Presentation

Wednesday Sept. 25, 6:30 pm-8:30

Participate in the Community Health Needs Assessment

For Middletown!

Half Of Patients Withhold Life-threatening Issues From Doctors

MxCC Professor's Research Published in Medical Journal

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day

Saturday, July 20th

​Invasive Plants Workshop Sunday!

Sunday, June 23 1-3 PM Snow School

Learn about Recycling on Monday July 8th

At The Russell Library