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Bergen County adopts $12.76 million ordinance for countywide resurfacing and ADA curb ramp program
Summary
The Board adopted Ordinance 25-18, a capital appropriation of $12,764,148 for the 2025 countywide resurfacing and ADA curb ramp program, funded by a New Jersey Department of Transportation grant.
The Bergen County Board of Commissioners adopted Ordinance 25-18 on second reading, authorizing $12,764,148 for the 2025 countywide resurfacing and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) curb ramp program. The ordinance states the appropriation will be funded by a grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT).
The clerk read the ordinance title on the record and the board opened the public hearing; no members of the public spoke. The measure passed by roll call with seven recorded yes votes.
The ordinance specifies the appropriation amount and identifies the NJDOT grant as the funding source. No board member proposed amendments during the public hearing. The measure moves forward to implementation subject to grant terms and any procurement processes required by county rules.
Why this matters: the appropriation funds road resurfacing and ADA curb ramp construction across Bergen County. That work affects local streets, mobility for people with disabilities, and county contracting for construction work.
Public hearings on the ordinance produced no public comment at the meeting. The clerk recorded the roll-call vote and the ordinance passed second reading.
