Deputy Mayor Lou Nizavaccia outlines water-main work and $1.3 million road resurfacing plan in Randolph

Deputy Mayor Lou Nizavaccia said, "Right now, 2 water mains are being replaced in town and Randolph is actively milling and resurfacing 5.65 miles of township roads." He made the announcement as part of a summer infrastructure update for the town.

Nizavaccia said the township’s work goes beyond paving: crews are repairing manhole covers, replacing water valves, repairing curbing and maintaining storm basins. He said the council appropriated $1,300,000 for road resurfacing; the transcript does not specify when that appropriation occurred or the vote tally.

The deputy mayor said the goal is to complete the projects before schools reopen, and he thanked the Department of Public Works and the water and sewer crews for their work. "We want to thank our dedicated department of public works and water and sewer crews for their hard work and commitment to keeping Randolph's infrastructure safe and reliable," he said.

Residents were urged to follow posted detours, allow extra travel time and use caution in work zones. Nizavaccia also told listeners to report road issues using the ClickFix app or by contacting town hall so problems can be addressed.

The update did not include a construction schedule with specific completion dates for individual streets, nor did it provide details of when the council voted to appropriate the funds. Town officials said the projects would be completed before schools reopen; no firm completion dates or vote counts were provided in the statement.