Borough Engineer News Today

Intermittently over the past couple of months, the traffic lights at the end of Wexford Bridge have been the cause of major tailbacks stretching right across to Ardcavan and infuriating motorists.

LEWISBURG — Mayor Kendy Alvarez swore in new members to the borough council before the new president of council was selected during the reorganizational meeting on Tuesday.

With outgoing Chief Executive of Wexford County Council Tom Enright set to serve his last day in the role after a decade on Friday, his successor has been appointed, albeit on a temporary basis.

Many older readers will remember the long queues for petrol that began at the end of November 1973. Some were reported as stretching for half-a-mile…

BERNARDSVILLE – Having contracted for its engineering services for many years, the borough is switching to having an in-house engineer.

NORTH CALDWELL – Following several months of discussion about legislation related to tree removal, the Borough Council introduced an amended tree removal ordinance Tuesday, Nov. 28.

LEWISTOWN — An ongoing issue concerning the borough’s sanitary lines, which dates back several decades, may soon see significant progress after Wednesday’s Lewistown Borough Council meeting. The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) directed Corrective Action Plan for the Infiltration and Inflow of Lewistown Borough’s sanitary lines is under review. This issue, which has roots extending […]

Wexford Borough District officials have been urged to take action on a bend at the entrance to a Wexford town housing estate after it emerged that one resident has had two cars written off and, on one occasion, even had to help a motorbike Garda off the floor after he misjudged the bend himself.

Wexford County Council are being urged to take action and secure a patch of waste ground that has become synonymous with anti social behavior in the town. The area known as The Knock was the centre of attention in recent weeks with the discovery of a deceased man following a suspected drug overdose. 

Mechanicsburg Borough Manager Layne Thompson anticipates the boroughs grant-funded Active Transportation Plan, which addresses pedestrian and bicycle travel, to be adopted in August.