Monroe Township awarded $550K Pavement Preservation grant for South Middlesex Industrial Park
Monroe Township awarded $550K Pavement Preservation grant for South Middlesex Industrial Park
Monroe Township will receive a $550,000 Pavement Preservation grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) for improvements to portions of South Middlesex Avenue and Fitzgerald Avenue located in the South Middlesex Industrial Park.
“Monroe Township is one a few municipalities across the state to receive funds from this competitive grant. The council and I recognize that securing these grants plays a vital role in maintaining Township infrastructure and ensuring safe travel for all who traverse our municipality,” Mayor Stephen Dalina said in a prepared statement. “I am thankful to the 14th Legislative District, including Senator [Linda] Greenstein and Assemblymen [Wayne] DeAngelo and [Dan] Benson for their hard work in support of Monroe Township.”
Englishtown officials hire company to improve roads
Englishtown officials hire company to improve roads
ENGLISHTOWN – The Englishtown Borough Council has awarded a contract for a project to reconstruct three borough roads.
During a recent meeting, council members awarded a $435,413 contract to Earle Asphalt, Wall Township, for the reconstruction of Hamilton Street, Heritage Drive and Raymond Court.
Earle Asphalt was awarded the contract as the lowest responsible bidder, according to a resolution.
According to Borough Engineer Thomas Herits, other bids were submitted by S. Brothers ($446,229) and Esposito Construction ($458,448). Herits recommended that the council award the contract to Earle Asphalt.
To help pay for the work, Englishtown has received grants totaling $304,0000 from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, according to the resolution.
Bayonne announces street paving and striping
Bayonne announces street paving and striping ×
Mayor James Davis has announced that contractors will start street paving and striping in mid-April.
“Maintaining streets is one of the most important responsibilities of local government,” Davis said. “The City of Bayonne has put a lot of effort into financing and planning street paving for the spring and summer of 2021. We have also planned the re-striping, or line painting, of most of Avenue C. Our residents should notice significant improvements on many streets throughout the community during 2021.”
Repaving the city
4 Cleanup, the paving company, will be resurfacing numerous streets from April into the summer of 2021.
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April 5, 2021
Kerri Thompson Tillett
AMHERST, Mass. – The University of Massachusetts Amherst today announced that Kerri Thompson Tillett has been named associate vice chancellor for equal opportunity. Tillett will assume her duties on May 17, 2021.
Tillett most recently was associate vice president for the Division of Inclusive Excellence at The College of New Jersey and has more than 15 years of experience in the equal opportunity space in large public organizations, including in the federal government and at the New Jersey Department of Transportation. A licensed attorney in Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., Tillett will assume this newly created role at UMass Amherst and will lead campus efforts related to implementation of university policies concerning prohibited discrimination and harassment and will serve as the Title IX, Title VI, Title VII and ADA coordinator.