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Hasbrouck Heights secures county and state grants for parks and roadwork

Borough of Hasbrouck Heights Mayor and Council · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Neglia Group reported a $259,121 NJDOT municipal aid award and multiple county park grants, including $100,000 for Woodland Park and two reallocations totaling $112,750 for Miers Park; borough to repurpose LRIG funds and proceed with park upgrades.

The borough's engineering consultant reported multiple grant awards and reallocation approvals at the June 16 meeting, advancing park improvements and road projects.

Neglia Group said the New Jersey Department of Transportation awarded the borough $259,121 through the Municipal Aid program for targeted roadway improvements. Separately, the Bergen County Municipal Park Improvement Program awarded $100,000 for improvements at Woodland Park. Neglia also reported two reallocated county grants totaling $62,750 and $50,000 that will be used for Miers Park improvements, and noted a repurposing of $68,000 in Local Recreation Improvement Grant funds toward accessible exercise equipment at Woodland Park. The engineer said applications and extensions for other grants and CDBG requests were submitted as part of the ongoing capital planning process.

The council included related grant-funded projects in its regular agenda and consent actions, and Neglia indicated the borough will continue to provide updates as procurement and construction schedules are finalized.

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