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Paterson gets $1.4 million in state grant for road resurfacing

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The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has awarded $1,445,857, more than twice the amount awarded over past several years, to the city through its 2019 Municipal Aid Road Resurfacing Program.

Funds will be used to resurface 14 roadways beginning in fall 2019 and spring 2020.

“We are profoundly grateful for this significant investment in the quality of life for Patersonians,” said mayor Andre Sayegh in announcing the award on Tuesday afternoon. “Constituents, commuters, and customers alike will benefit from these improvements.”

Sayegh thanked gov. Phil Murphy’s administration for increasing the award amount.

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  • Jay Nakamoto

    MOST LIKELY THE MAYOR WILL USE THE FUNDS TO FIX THE STREETS NEAR CITY HALL WHICH IS GREAT BUT WHAT ABOUT THE STREETS WITH THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS ?

    • Virginia Wright

      He'll concentrate on the streets in South Paterson first. The streets in the hood will still look like some giant beast, with huge teeth, chewed on them!

      • bigron

        You need to look at what he's been doing. His people in South P. are upset about his decisions to channel resources to the hoods.

  • Plumber

    Money that will disappear

  • Marilyn Frierson

    I hope the other half of Temple Street makes the list. Especially by PS 28!

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