WARREN, NJ – The Warren Township Committee has announced that the Warren Township Public Works Department has nearly completed the 2025annual overlay paving program. The work was performed by CCM Contracting based in Green Brook, New Jersey.The following streets were completed: Horseshoe Road, Emerson Lane, Fairfield Avenue, Washington Avenue, Woodcrest Court, North Lane, Indian Rock Road, Upper Warren Way (Wells Lane to North Road cul-d-sac), Sneider Road (Meyers Lane to cul-d-sac), Stiles Road (Old Smalleytown Road to Stirling...
WARREN, NJ – The Warren Township Committee has announced that the Warren Township Public Works Department has nearly completed the 2025annual overlay paving program. The work was performed by CCM Contracting based in Green Brook, New Jersey.
The following streets were completed: Horseshoe Road, Emerson Lane, Fairfield Avenue, Washington Avenue, Woodcrest Court, North Lane, Indian Rock Road, Upper Warren Way (Wells Lane to North Road cul-d-sac), Sneider Road (Meyers Lane to cul-d-sac), Stiles Road (Old Smalleytown Road to Stirling Road), Sunrise Drive (Mountain View Road to Olson Drive), Softwood Way (SugarwoodWay to Boxwood Way), Smokerise Drive (Buttonwood Lane to cul-d-sac), Hillcrest Boulevard (Countryside Lane to East end), Spencer Lane (Mount Horeb Road to #18), Jessica Lane (North Road to East cul-d-sac), Cedar Ridge Lane, Tamarack Court, Stonehedge Court, and Deer Path. Brookside Drive (King George Road to Strawberry Lane) is scheduled to be paved in October following delays due to an ongoing construction project in the area.
Over the last 5 years, the Township Committee has allotted more than $5,115,711 for road overlay. By utilizing these funds, the Township has paved nearly 23 miles of local roads since 2021:
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?2021?4.46 miles?$ 969,292.38
?2022?4.14 miles?$ 935,584.26
?2023?5.14 miles?$1,075,676.34
?2024 ?4.23 miles?$ 966,658.92
?2025?4.92 miles ?$1,168,500.00 (EST)?
Deputy Mayor and Public Works Liaison Daniel Croson stated, “This year’s overlay program represents the largest single investment in road paving in Warren’s history. While we’re proud of this progress, we also know there’s more work ahead, and look forward to continuing these vital improvements into Warren’s infrastructure.”
Ensuring that township roads are properly maintained is an important goal of the Township Committee. Funding has increased in recent years to expedite and increase the number of roads to be pavedannually.
The Warren Township Engineering Department has designed and submitted plans to the NJDOT for approval to pave both King George Road (between Berkshire Drive and Washington Valley Road) and Mountain View Road (between 15 Mountain View Road and Round Top Road). Once approval is granted by the NJDOT, Warren Township will solicit bids and then construct the projects.
Residents who would like their road evaluated for inclusion in the 2026 overlay program should email .