South Brunswick Announces Major Road Repaving Project: What Drivers Need To Know

SOUTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP, NJ — Two major roadways in South Brunswick Township are set to be resurfaced this year as part of Middlesex County's 2026 paving program.

The project includes milling and repaving portions of Rhode Hall Road (County Road 535) from Cranbury-South River Road to Colletti Court, and Route 522 (County Road 522) from Georges Road to Kingston Lane.

Before paving begins, the township's Utilities Department will inspect sanitary sewer manholes and water valve boxes along both corridors to ensure they are properly aligned with the new pavement surface.

Township officials said they will coordinate with Middlesex County as the project moves forward and will notify residents once construction timelines are confirmed.

Motorists should expect temporary lane closures, construction activity and minor traffic delays during the work period. Drivers are urged to plan alternate routes and use caution near work zones.

For updates, residents can visit the township website or follow official township communications.

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