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Borough engineer reports several NJDOT grants totaling multiple hundreds of thousands for local roadwork

Mayor and Borough Council of the Borough of South River · March 23, 2026
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Engineer Justin Cornell reported multiple NJDOT Local Aid grants awarded to South River, including $681,405; $606,980; $575,000; $506,913; and $582,753 for specified street improvements and authorized project phases.

Borough Engineer Justin Cornell updated the council on awarded NJDOT Local Aid grants and project status. He reported a $681,405 award for Leonardine Avenue and other streets, a $606,980 award for improvements to Darrow Street and other segments, a $575,000 grant for projects including Albourne Street and Franklin Street, a $506,913 award for Prentice Avenue and others, and a $582,753 grant for additional roads; several projects have moved to the bid or design phase and contractors are addressing punch lists.

Cornell also said Crossroad Paving submitted the lowest apparent bid for one Local Transportation Projects grant and reported a $131,540 award for 2025 electrical substation maintenance to RESA Service, LLC with work expected to begin in early spring following contract execution.

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