Capital Budget and Road Funding
Summary
Two road paving contracts totaling about $2.18 million were awarded — Phase III of the 2023 program and Phase I of the 2025 program.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
$2,177,433.50 combined from capital accounts.
Residents on newly paved roads get smoother, safer streets.
Homeowners whose properties may be taken and Kenneth Avenue residents who would absorb detoured traffic.
Mentions & discussions (7)
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-10-26
The borough hasn't finalized its capital budget with only two meetings left this year. About $13 million is available, and roads funding was cut from $6.4 million to $3 million — Novak wants to bump it back up.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-08-17
Novak and Colaci want the council to formally object to the DOT's intersection design, which a resident said is only "80% safe" and will take private property. Members were urged to write letters to the DOT.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-07-20
Two road paving contracts totaling about $2.18 million were awarded — Phase III of the 2023 program and Phase I of the 2025 program.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-06-15
Bids came in for the 2023 and 2025 road paving phases, change orders for Kennedy Park walkway and 2024 paving, and a 2027 state road aid grant application.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-05-26
The budget still hasn't passed — the council is on a temporary budget after failing to get a second vote last meeting. They've ordered the administrator and CFO to cut line by line, having already shaved the tax rate from 25.5 cents down by 9 cents.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-04-27
NJDOT's redesign of the Bordentown Avenue interchange may require taking homes, including resident Edward Hamlin's, and would detour traffic onto narrow Kenneth Avenue. The mayor promised a Saturday meeting with DOT engineers and said state legislators are working to remove properties from the plan.
Sayreville Borough Council — 2026-01-29
A $1.1 million NJDOT Municipal Aid grant would fund Phase 2 reconstruction of Pulses Lane.
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