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Commissioners introduce capital ordinance for Route 12 complex upgrades, including IT and lighting work
Summary
The board introduced Capital Ordinance 2025-16 to fund infrastructure and parking improvements at the Route 12 complex, including trenching and conduit for IT, backbone cabling, cell-site splicing and parking-lot lighting; public hearing set for Aug. 5.
Hunterdon County commissioners introduced Capital Ordinance 2025-16 on July 15 to authorize improvements at the Route 12 complex, including IT infrastructure work, trenching and conduit installation, backbone cabling, cell-site splicing, parking-lot repaving and new lighting.
County CFO Andrew Bernath described the work as including demolition and disposal of existing lighting and acquisition and installation of new poles, pedestals and wiring where needed. The ordinance was introduced with a public hearing scheduled for Aug. 5.
Why it matters: The upgrade package includes both critical IT backbone work intended to support county systems and physical improvements such as parking and lighting that affect staff and visitors at the Route 12 complex.
Ending: The ordinance was introduced; commissioners set the public hearing and will consider final adoption after the hearing on Aug. 5.
