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Quinton seeks NJDOT grants for resurfacing and notes $2.95M county Acton Station contract
Summary
The Quinton Committee approved grant applications to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for the Stretch Road and Lawrence Road resurfacing projects and heard that Salem County signed a $2,953,536.20 contract to resurface Acton Station Road, with work projected to start in July.
Quinton Township’s Committee voted unanimously on June 2 to submit grant applications to the New Jersey Department of Transportation for two resurfacing projects: the Stretch Road resurfacing project (Resolution 2026-83) and the Lawrence Road resurfacing project (Resolution 2026-84).
Both resolutions were approved by roll call (Smith, Sperry and Hannagan all voted aye). The resolutions authorize the township to submit grant applications and, if awarded, to execute grant contracts with the New Jersey Department of Transportation.
Mayor Joseph Hannagan also reported that Salem County has signed a $2,953,536.20 contract to resurface Acton Station Road from Route 49 to Route 45, and the project is projected to start in July. "The County has signed the contract for the resurfacing of Acton Station Road for $2,953,536.20... the project is projected to start in July," Hannagan told the Committee.
The committee did not provide additional detail at the meeting about the NJDOT grant application schedules or local match requirements; those specifics typically appear in grant application materials or future project reports. The resolutions passed unanimously, allowing staff to proceed with applications and subsequent contract execution if grants are awarded.
