Politics & Government
N.J. To Shut Down Dozens Of Road, Train Projects In Hoboken And Hudson County
See a list of projects that will be placed on hold in Hoboken and Hudson County.

Hoboken, NJ - New Jersey’s transportation funding issues are officially impacting Hoboken and Hudson County.
The Governor's Office has released a list of transportation projects that will shut down Friday due to a lack of funding after legislators failed to see eye to eye on a gas tax increase to fuel the state's Transportation Trust Fund (TTF).
The temporary shutdown of $3.5 billion worth of projects will impact both Department of Transportation and NJ Transit initiatives. Work on projects funded by the TTF will stop by 11:59 p.m. on Friday for at least seven days, the governor's office said.
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The shutdown follows an Executive Order by Gov. Chris Christie, who last week pledged work would be halted if legislators didn't approve a 23-cent gas tax to fund the state's Transportation Trust Fund, which expired Friday.
- See related article: $3.5B In N.J. Road Projects To Shut Down Friday
HUDSON COUNTY PROJECTS
Find out what's happening in Hobokenfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Projects that will be shut down in Hudson County include:
“Various Streets” (Bayonne) - $327,592
“Various Streets” (East Newark) – $200,000
70th Street, Section 5 and 6 (Guttenberg) - $200,000
70th Street, Section 5 and 6 (Guttenberg) - $215,000
Single Span Arch Bridge over Davis Ave. (Harrison) - $1,000,000 current contract
“Various Streets” (Hoboken) – $400,620
Hudson Bergen Asset Condition Assessment (Hoboken) - $400,000
Hoboken Depot Track Conductor Rail (Hoboken) - $100,000
Hudson County resurfacing (Hudson County) - $1,438,243
Improvements to J.J. Braddock Park Roadways, Phase 1 (Hudson County) - $838,771
Lincoln Park Bike Lanes (Hudson County) - $158,305
Paterson Plank Road Stabilization (Hudson County) - $628,750
Hudson Bergen Vehicle Asset Condition Assessment (Hudson County) - $100,000
Trans Hudson Planning (Hudson County) - $500,000
Hudson Bergen Liberty View Grade Crossing (Jersey City) - $1,400,000
JF Kennedy Boulevard (Jersey City) - $1,960,733
“Various Streets” (Jersey City) – $1,073,590
Replace 100# Jointed Rail w/Welded, MP 3.7 - 8.3 (Jersey City/North Bergen) - $2,283,469
CR 501 (JFK Blvd), Bridge over Route 139 (Jersey City) - $75,000
Hudson Bergen Exchange Place Station Platform Extension Design (Jersey City) - $400,000
Hudson Bergen Exchange Place Platform Extension Construction (Jersey City) - $2,000,000
Efficient Lighting at MMC (Kearny) - $1,800,000
MMC Pit Lights C7 Center Yard (Kearny) - $200,000
MMC Lube System Upgrades - Locomotive Shop (Kearny) - $1,100,000
Rail Enhancement Property Acquisition (Kearny) - $20,000,000
Midland Avenue, Section 3 (Kearny) - $181,930
Mt. Arlington Regional Headquarters – ADA Upgrades (Mt. Arlington) - $534,370
“Various Streets” (North Bergen) – $302,876
“Various Streets” (North Bergen) – $312,876
Rt. 495, Rt. 1 & 9 / Paterson Plank Road Bridge (North Bergen) - $500,000
Rt 1, Rt 3 to 46th St. (North Bergen) - $99,895
North Bergen Park Ride Electrical Upgrades (North Bergen) - $500,000
“Various Streets” (Secaucus) – $200,000
Paterson Plank Rd (CR 681), Bridge over Rt 3 at MP 10.04 (Secaucus) - $300,000
Summit Avenue, Section 3 (Union City) - $358,470
Oak Street (Weehawken) - $213,320
“Various Streets” (Weehawken) – $273,632
“Various Streets” (West New York) - $399,610
- The full list of NJDOT projects that will shut down can be found here.
- The full list of NJ Transit projects that will shut down can be found here.
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