Pedestrian warning grant follow-on
Borough of Rocky HillNew Jersey- Detected
- Aug 12, 2026
- 77 days ago
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- Transportation
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From the meeting
The grant memo noted a prior NJDOT FY25 Municipal Aid award of $115,352 for pedestrian safety upgrades using rectangular rapid flashing beacons and radar feedback signs. It also said the borough had reached out to NJDOT to add pedestrian warning signs at the Rocky Hill Firehouse. This creates follow-on opportunity around the same safety corridor and related traffic equipment.
- Meeting date
- August 12, 2026
- Agency
- Borough of Rocky Hill
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