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Jefferson Council approves $1.8M in road payments, $200K intersection project

Jefferson Township Council approved $1.8 million in road improvement payments and a $200,000 contribution to a county traffic safety project.

Council _ Township of Jefferson · Meeting of September 15, 2026

NJ JEFFERSON — Jefferson Township Council approved $1.8 million in road improvement payments and a $200,000 contribution to a county traffic safety project. The council, with all five members present, authorized two payments to Riverview Paving, Inc. totaling $1,168,855.18 for Weldon Road Phase 2 and the 2026 Road Paving Program, and approved an interlocal agreement with Morris County to replace signals at the high-accident Berkshire Valley Road and Ridge Road/Chamberlain Road intersection. The county project costs $870,070 total, with the township share of $200,000.

Council President Josh Kalish, Councilman Birmingham, Councilwoman Senatore, Councilwoman Ioffredo, and Council Vice President Garruto also approved a $21,000 contract with Stewart Surveying and Engineering for road design work and re-approved seven 2026 grants totaling $126,868.14. Boris P. Risteski was approved as a volunteer firefighter with Jefferson Township Fire Company 2.

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Source: the Council _ Township of Jefferson meeting of September 15, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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