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Long Branch adopts $1.1 million bond ordinance, cites $750,000 NJDOT grant for street work
Summary
The Long Branch City Council on Sept. 10 adopted Ordinance 0-10-25, authorizing $1,095,500 in bonds alongside an expected $750,000 New Jersey Department of Transportation grant to fund roadway reconstruction, IT server purchases and replacement of traffic signals; some project details and schedules remain undecided.
The Long Branch City Council on Sept. 10 adopted Ordinance 0-10-25, a bond ordinance authorizing issuance of $1,095,500 in bonds and incorporating a $750,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation to pay for 2025 capital acquisitions and improvements.
The ordinance covers three categories of work: roadway reconstruction on various city streets (including Oakwood Avenue and portions of Seaview Avenue), purchase of IT server equipment and replacement of three intersection traffic signals, the ordinance summary says.
The ordinance matters because it commits city borrowing and a state grant to public works projects that will affect neighborhoods where repaving and signal replacement occur. The ordinance…
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