Holmdel/Hazlet Get State Money For Local Road Repairs

HOLMDEL, NJ — The state announced last week that various Monmouth County municipalities will receive a combined $12.6 million in infrastructure grants from the New Jersey Department of Transportation — and Hazlet and Holmdel were on the list.

Hazlet Township was given $270,000 for Beers Street repaving. Holmdel was given $180,000 for continued maintenance to Crawfords Corner Road.

Other nearby towns include:

Marlboro was given $215,000 for Wyncrest Road repairs.

Middletown will be given $215,000 to make Holland Road improvements.

Matawan received $200,000 for Overbrook Lane improvements

Aberdeen Twp. was also given $270,000 to continue the road upgrades being done to Cliffwood Avenue.

Fair Haven was given $350,000 to continue roadwork on Hance Road and Cooney Terrace.

Rumson was given $290,000 to make improvements to the West River Road curb and sidewalks to improve pedestrian safety.

Sea Bright was given $270,000 to repave Riverview Place, Shrewsbury Way, Henry Lane and River Way.

Red Bank will receive $215,000 for rehabilitation of Spring Street.

Shrewsbury borough will receive $180,000 for improvements to Samara Drive and Birch Drive.

And Shrewsbury Township will receive $158,000 for improvements to Barker Avenue.

The work will all begin in 2020. It remains unclear if the roads will be shut down during that time period.