Roads & transportation in New Jersey local government
What New Jersey city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,916 New Jersey meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in New Jersey with the most roads & transportation activity
- Woodbridge, NJ (136)
- Ridgewood, NJ (85)
- South Orange Village, NJ (54)
- Cape May, NJ (53)
- Cape May County, NJ (49)
- Westwood, NJ (46)
- East Orange, NJ (44)
- Tenafly, NJ (39)
- Gloucester County, NJ (38)
- Red Bank, NJ (35)
- Asbury Park, NJ (34)
- Hackettstown, NJ (34)
Latest matching meetings
Ventnor to consider $880K bond for capital improvements and tax deal
The Ventnor City Commission will hold a regular meeting on September 10, 2026, to introduce ordinances, hold a public hearing and adopt a bond ordinance for capital improvements, and vote on a consent agenda of resolutions. The meeting includes a $880,000 bond ordinance for general capital improvements and an…
Zoning board to hear site plans for Madison Ave, Alina St, and West Jersey St
The Elizabeth Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a regular meeting to consider several site plan applications and resolutions. The board will review preliminary and final site plans for properties on Madison Avenue, Alina Street, and West Jersey Street, and will also discuss an application for non-conformity at 340…
Council to discuss houseboat ordinance and parking changes
The Oceanport Mayor & Council will hold a regular meeting with discussion on a potential ordinance about houseboats and amendments to no-parking rules on Gooseneck Point Rd., Shore Rd., and Morris Place. The consent agenda includes routine resolutions such as special event permits, appointments, and contracts. There…
Planning Board to hear 175-unit mixed-use project at Red Bank train station
The Red Bank Planning Board will hold a regular meeting to consider a resolution of approval for a property at 64 Locust Avenue and hold a public hearing for a major mixed-use development proposed at Bridge Avenue and Oakland Street. The hearing concerns a 175-unit residential building with ground-floor retail and a…
County board to vote on settlements, contracts, and grants
The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda containing numerous resolutions. These include authorizing settlements in four lawsuits, approving various contracts and purchases, accepting grants, and scheduling a public hearing on senior transportation. The meeting…
Point Pleasant Beach Parking Authority to adopt 2026-2027 budget
The Point Pleasant Beach Parking Authority will hold its regular meeting on September 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The primary action is the adoption of the budget for May 2026 through April 2027. The meeting also includes procedural items such as minutes approval, updates, and vouchers for payments.
Lakewood committee to vote on bond releases, street naming, and budget hearing
The Lakewood Township Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss and vote on multiple resolutions, including releasing performance guarantees for several development projects, a public hearing on the 2026 municipal budget, and an ordinance for handicapped parking. The meeting also includes a proposed honorary…
County to award $43.8M contract for jail renovations, approve $10.45M state aid
The Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda with resolutions covering contracts, grants, and budget amendments. Key items include a $43.8 million contract for renovations at the Adult Correctional Facility, a $10.45 million state transportation aid budget amendment, and various…
County to award $43.85M contract for adult correctional facility renovations
The Board of County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda of resolutions, including a $43.85 million contract for renovations at the Adult Correctional Facility in North Brunswick, several engineering and construction contracts, and various grants and budget amendments. The meeting is a conference meeting…
Board of Adjustments to review six residential development applications
The Edgewater Board of Adjustments will meet on September 2, 2026, to review six residential development applications deemed complete. These include requests to construct new duplexes and single-family homes, as well as expansions to existing two-family dwellings. The meeting will also include procedural items such as…
Council to vote on $2.1M bond for roads, parks, and emergency upgrades
The West Long Branch Borough Council will hold its regular meeting on September 2, 2026, to approve final readings of ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include adopting fire department restructuring rules, correcting a porta-potty ordinance reference, and authorizing a $2.12M bond for capital improvements like…
Council to vote on Warner Theater purchase option, ATV rules, and more
The Ridgewood Village Council is holding a special public meeting with public hearings on six ordinances, including a $375,000 bond ordinance for an option to purchase the Warner Theater, and a resolution to extend that option. The consent agenda includes resolutions on surplus property, a settlement agreement…
Asbury Park Parking Committee meets to review 2026 recommendations
The Asbury Park Parking Advisory Committee will hold a regular in-person meeting at City Council Chambers to discuss matters from the Director of Transportation, review early purchase infractions, and consider 2026 recommendations to the Council.
Nutley Board considers soil remediation and various municipal contracts
The Board of Commissioners will discuss an ordinance for soil remediation at 224 Chestnut Street and a traffic ordinance for Nutley and Whitford Avenues. The meeting also includes resolutions for payroll services, construction contracts, and various grant insertions into the 2026 budget.
Council to consider fire code changes, housing plan, and $7.5M in bills
The Borough Council will hold a public hearing on a traffic ordinance, receive a presentation on proposed fire code amendments, and consider resolutions including endorsing the amended Housing Element and Fair Share Plan, approving a $7.5 million bills list, and authorizing bids for the Maple Street Phase II project…
Planning Board to vote on storage shed and parking expansion at 15 Main Street
The Holmdel Planning Board will hold a regular meeting on September 1, 2026. The board will vote on a resolution for a 10,000-square-foot storage shed and additional parking at 15 Main Street, and will discuss an administrative revision for the Brightview Senior Living development. A public hearing on a proposed…
Council approves $80,000 contract for Municipal Building generator design
The Haddon Heights Mayor and Council are holding a work session to finalize employee salary ranges and traffic safety measures. The body will also award a professional services contract for a new backup power system at the Municipal Building and determine the qualification of a new alcohol license applicant.
Council approves $207,862 payment for Empire Boulevard Phase 2 improvements
The Moonachie Mayor and Council will vote on final passage of two ordinances and a bid for curbside recycling collection. The agenda includes consent resolutions for various contracts and a discussion on a capital ordinance and staffing. A public hearing is scheduled but the specific topic is not listed in the…
Council votes on $525,000 senior center renovation and staff salary increases
The Moonachie Mayor and Council will vote on final passage for two ordinances: one appropriating $525,000 for a Senior/Civic Center restroom addition and door replacement, and another fixing salaries and wages for borough officers and employees. The body will also award a bid for curbside recycling collection and…
Board reviews signage for East Hudson St. and parking plan for West Demarest Ave.
The Englewood Planning Board will vote on resolutions for two properties and conduct hearings for two new applications. The agenda includes a request to install or replace signs at 14-16 East Hudson Street and a site plan for a parking area at 55 West Demarest Avenue. The board will also discuss the Sterling Boulevard…
Township Committee to award road maintenance and radio contracts
The Plainsboro Township Committee is holding a special meeting to consider several resolutions, including awarding contracts for radio communications equipment and the Plainsboro Road Maintenance Program XIX, as well as approving a right-of-way agreement with Pilot Fiber and amendments to a PILOT agreement. The agenda…
Council to vote on left-turn ban at Netflix Vail Hall driveway
The Eatontown Mayor and Council will hold public hearings and second readings on two ordinances: one banning left turns from the Vail Hall westerly driveway onto Avenue of Memories (County Road 537) as part of the Netflix project, and another overhauling the Certificate of Occupancy process. They will also hold a…
Winslow Township to adopt amended 2026 budget and $500K road bond
The Winslow Township Committee is holding a special meeting to hold a public hearing on and adopt the amended 2026 municipal budget. They will also consider a bond ordinance for $500,000 in road improvements (issuing up to $475,000 in bonds), a resolution adjusting the grace period for third-quarter taxes, and an…
Council to vote on ordinances amending business licenses, signs, and park rules
The Maywood Borough Council will hold public hearings and vote on three ordinances amending the municipal code: one sets new late fees for business licenses, another exempts temporary holiday decorations from site plan approval, and a third updates park rules including dog restrictions and e-bike bans. The council…
County awards $3.2M courthouse HVAC renovation contract
The Cape May County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a consent agenda of resolutions, including contracts, grants, and budget amendments. Key items include a $3.2 million HVAC renovation for the courthouse, a $1.06 million transit grant for senior and disabled residents, and a 25-year lease of…
Maywood Council to vote on ordinances on business fees, signs, and park rules
The Maywood Borough Council will hold a public hearing and vote on three ordinances: one setting new late fees for business licenses, one exempting temporary holiday decorations from site plan approval, and one overhauling park rules including bans on e-bikes, golfing, and metal detectors, plus new dog leash and field…
Council to vote on $2.93M bond for capital improvements and new zoning rules
The Borough Council will hold public hearings and consider final adoption of four ordinances, including a $2.93 million bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment, a zoning amendment for accessory residential suites in single-family homes, a cable TV franchise consent, and updated police extra-duty fees…
Council to vote on buying two properties for $575,000 total
The Vineland City Council will hold public hearings and final votes on two property purchases: 274 Smith Street for $400,000 for the electric utility and 819 N. Mill Road for $175,000 for a public road. The council will also consider a new ordinance regulating film production, and award numerous contracts for…
Zoning Board to review site plans, variances for four properties
The Middletown Zoning Board will hold a regular meeting on August 24, 2026, to review and decide on several zoning applications. The agenda includes old business items for a major site plan on Highway 35 and a residential variance on Benton Avenue, as well as new business for sign variances on Highway 35 and…
Shade Tree Commission to review bids and tree work on two streets
The Washington Borough Shade Tree Commission is meeting to approve previous minutes, discuss Arbor Day, review received bids, and consider tree elevating work on Lambert Street and Alvin Sloan Avenue. The agenda is mostly routine administrative business with no major policy decisions listed.
Council to vote on leaving state health plan, joining NJ Solutions fund
The Mayor and Council will hold a public hearing on a parking ordinance for Hun Road and introduce a fire department ordinance. They will vote on resolutions to terminate participation in the State Health Benefits Program and join the NJ Solutions Joint Health Insurance Fund, and to approve several contracts…
Red Bank committee reviews street design, safety audits, and grant prep
The Complete & Green Streets Advisory Committee is meeting to review engineering design plans for several streets, discuss a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) audit report, and prepare for an SRTS grant application with Engineering and Traffic Safety. The agenda also includes ongoing business on various borough streets.
Paramus council to vote on rezoning, fire dept changes, and dozens of contracts
The Paramus Mayor and Council will hold a public meeting with resolutions covering rezoning, fire department ordinance changes, and numerous contracts and appointments. The agenda includes a first reading of a zoning map amendment for Block 6301, Lot 1, and final adoption of ordinances on fire department allowances…
County approves $1.57M workforce grant and other budget inserts
The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve routine resolutions, including budget adjustments, contracts, and grants. Key items include accepting over $2.3 million in state and federal grants for workforce development, transportation, and other programs, as well as authorizing contracts…
Council to vote on affordable housing settlement for 410 Main Street
The West Orange Township Council is meeting to consider resolutions, ordinances, and licenses. Key items include an affordable housing settlement for 410 Main Street, contract extensions for snow plowing and removal, and several ordinances on second reading. The meeting also includes an executive session and an ABC…
South Orange Parking Authority to vote on multiple parking fee increases
The South Orange Parking Authority is meeting to discuss and vote on several parking fee increases, including commuter permits at NJT Main and Mountain stations, the Third Street Garage, guest parking, and overnight permits. They will also consider a policy change that would bar residents in developments with resident…
Nutley board to vote on soil cleanup, sound system, and traffic changes
The Nutley Board of Commissioners will hold its regular meeting on August 18, 2026, to introduce two ordinances and hold public hearings on three others, including a $125,000 soil remediation project and zoning changes. The board will also vote on six resolutions, including a $147,974 sound system purchase and a…
Council to consider $1.2M bond for property purchase via eminent domain
The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a regular meeting with several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a bond ordinance for the acquisition of real property by eminent domain, subdivision approval in Colonia, and various traffic and parking changes. The council will also vote on numerous contracts…
Council to consider $290K road improvements and new film permit fees
The Borough Council is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including final adoption of a $290,000 road improvement ordinance and first reading of a $55,000 bucket truck purchase. They will also introduce a new ordinance establishing film-ready standards with permit fees, and vote on resolutions for…
Council to discuss tax overpayments, county/state tax appeals, traffic amendment
The Woodbridge Township Council will hold a work session to discuss several administration requests, including resolutions on tax and sewer overpayments, county board tax appeals, and a state tax appeal, as well as a traffic amendment ordinance. These items are scheduled for action at the September 1, 2026 meeting.