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State officials present $4 million for High Bridge capital projects

Borough of High Bridge Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Sen. Andrew Zwicker and Assemblyman Roy Freiman presented a $4 million check to High Bridge on Aug. 17 to support borough capital projects and pledged continued partnership; local officials thanked the delegation and noted the award will assist infrastructure work.

Senator Andrew Zwicker and Assemblyman Roy Freiman visited High Bridge on Aug. 17 to present the borough with a $4 million check to assist with capital projects. Mayor Michele Lee and members of the council accepted the funding and discussed continued partnership between the state delegation and borough leadership.

The presentation occurred during the council's visitors portion of the meeting; Senator Zwicker and Assemblyman Freiman emphasized their intention to support local capital needs. Resident Sally Ward, speaking during public comment, thanked the delegation and highlighted their work on the senior freeze program and the anchor program as examples of prior collaboration.

Council members did not take formal action on the check at the meeting; any allocation of the funds to specific projects will follow borough procedures for budgeting and capital planning. The visit was framed by officials as a continuation of state-local cooperation on infrastructure and senior-related programs.

The council continued with its agenda items after the presentation; no vote related to the $4 million award was recorded on Aug. 17.