Marlboro’s Roads Improvement Project Now Underway: See Where

MARLBORO, NJ - Beginning July 19, Marlboro Township will be performing road improvements throughout the area. While roads will remain open, motorists are asked to use caution in work zones.

Scheduled construction includes paving, patching, repairing potholes and street sweeping, according to a municipal alert.

Per the township’s recycling calendar, lawn debris should be curbside until late September during road construction.

See the details of the planned work below:

From July 19 through 20, construction crews will be on Greenwood Road from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. performing curb installations. Police Officers will be on site to assist motorists and residents.

July 19 through 21 will also see crews at Adam and Barclay Streets, which will see curb restoration and the installation of handicap ramps at all intersections.

Additionally, from July 22 to 23, crews will be performing curb restoration on Church Road from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Handicap ramps will also be installed at all intersections.

Brookside Circle and Wyncrest Road is scheduled to be resurfaced between Robertsville Road and Route 18 later this fall, according to the township. Officials will be utilizing a $215,000 grant received from the State Department of Transportation to fund the initiative.

The project will be coordinated with water system improvements at the intersection of Robertsville Road, Wyncrest Road and Brookside Circle, officials said. Upgrades to the ADA curb ramps will also be completed.

The work is scheduled to be bid in the fall with construction of the water main to begin in 2021 and final completion anticipated in the spring of 2022.

The scheduled time frame for the road work is weather permitting. Questions can be directed to Marlboro Township Traffic and Safety at (732) 536-0304.