Township of Hopewell 2026 Capital Improvements Bond Ordinance - $5.9M Various Projects
Township of Hopewell, Hopewell Township, NJ·City
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SUMMARY
The Township of Hopewell has adopted a bond ordinance appropriating $5,911,371 for various capital improvements. The scope of work includes: (a) Administration Building roof replacement and Police Department holding cell updates; (b) Public Works building HVAC upgrades, heat pumps, and sally port door replacement; (c) Police dispatch console and mobile radio replacement; (d) Tree replacement at Independence Park, a new pavilion at Woolsey Park, and playground equipment at the Municipal Athletic Complex; (e) The 2026 Road Program covering Municipal Complex roads, Hopewell-Wertsville Road, guiderails, and traffic calming; and (f) Drainage improvements including debris management and manhole repairs. The project is partially funded by a $487,584 NJDOT grant. The ordinance was finally adopted on April 13, 2026, triggering a 20-day limitation period for legal proceedings.
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