LIST: 261 "Shovel Ready" Stimulus Projects in NJ.... with NOTHING for South Jersey!

By Matt Rooney | February 27, 2009


The HUGE list posted below is an accounting of 261 "shovel ready" New Jersey public works projects proposed for stimulus cash.


The total cost?  $2,685,299,405


It's also interesting to see where the funds are headed.  Suburbs and rural areas might come away with virtually nothing, but urban areas that went heavily for President Obama stand to benefit... big time.


....AND I might add that there's NOTHING FOR SOUTH JERSEY in this thing. I hope my fellow South Jerseyans keep this in mind for future elections.


Courtesy of "Stimulus Watch"

Description City State Jobs Cost Program Type Vote Ratio
Improvements to various streets City-wide. Clifton NJ 0 $3,585,000 Streets/Roads -42
Urma Avenue area roadway and drainage improvements Clifton NJ 0 $2,700,000 Streets/Roads -20
Fairmount Avenue, Fernwood Court, Marilyn Place, Concord Street, and Thomas Street roadway and drainage improvements. Clifton NJ 0 $1,300,000 Streets/Roads -13
Martin Avenue Sanitary Sewer Pump Station replacement Clifton NJ 0 $500,000 Water -10
Street Total Reconstruction 10 Streets East Orange NJ 130 $4,700,000 Streets/Roads -5
Upgrade Water Infrastructure East Orange NJ 100 $6,000,000 Water -3
Upgrade Sanitary Sewers East Orange NJ 80 $5,700,000 Water -1
Upgrade Storm Sewers East Orange NJ 70 $4,800,000 Water -2
Rehab. Old Police Facility East Orange NJ 155 $6,000,000 CDBG -24
Civic/Recreation Center East Orange NJ 135 $2,300,000 CDBG -17
DPW Garage East Orange NJ 105 $1,750,000 CDBG -14
Street Reconstruction East Orange NJ 85 $1,300,000 CDBG 0
Senior Center East Orange NJ 123 $1,200,000 CDBG -20
Upgrade Water Pump System East Orange NJ 47 $980,000 CDBG -2
Energy Retrofits 7 Public Bldgs East Orange NJ 160 $11,000,000 Energy -16
Upgrade Heating/Cooling System East Orange NJ 60 $6,000,000 Energy -7
Additional Police East Orange NJ 25 $4,500,000 Public Safety -13
New Public Safety Equipment East Orange NJ 15 $2,250,000 Public Safety -10
New Technologies East Orange NJ 20 $2,100,000 Public Safety -23
Combine Fire/Police Dispatch East Orange NJ 12 $900,000 Public Safety -4
road and bridge safety improvements edison NJ 50 $20,000,000 Streets/Roads 14
sewer and water projects throughout town edison NJ 25 $10,000,000 Water 3
affordable housing business loans, infrastructure loans, support o non profits edison NJ 25 $5,000,000 CDBG -37
solar, wind and energy conservation projects throughtout municipal buildings and facilities edison NJ 20 $6,000,000 Energy -2
replace old inefficient motor fleet with hybrid vehicles edison NJ 20 $5,000,000 Energy -36
new senior/community center edison NJ 25 $8,000,000 Housing -25
funding to support affordable housing need in twp edison NJ 20 $8,000,000 Housing -28
new health center to replace current one edison NJ 10 $5,000,000 Housing -16
new fire houses, fire trucks and police cars edison NJ 10 $5,000,000 Public Safety 2
new and rehab schools in twp edison NJ 125 $57,000,000 Schools -5
improvements to historic thomas a. ediosn museum and tower edison NJ 50 $10,000,000 Schools -63
new hybrid bus fleet for municipal bus service edison NJ 10 $1,000,000 Transit -14
http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/4771 Elizabeth NJ 3540 $177,000,000 Streets/Roads -41
North Avenue Corridor Improvements Elizabeth NJ 3000 $150,000,000 Streets/Roads -13
Front Street Movable Bridge Elizabeth NJ 200 $10,000,000 Streets/Roads -13
Road Resurfacing Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Streets/Roads 2
Upgrade Traffic Lights Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Streets/Roads -14
Intersection Improvements Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Streets/Roads -1
ADA Upgrades - Public Sidewalk Curb Ramps Elizabeth NJ 40 $2,000,000 Streets/Roads -6
Dowd Avenue Pump Station Elizabeth NJ 800 $40,000,000 Water -2
Kapkowski Road Sewer Improvements Elizabeth NJ 200 $10,000,000 Water -5
Verona Avenue Pump Station Elizabeth NJ 200 $10,000,000 Water -2
Elizabeth River Flood Control Project Rehabilitation Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Water -1
Emergency Sewer Repairs Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Water 0
Cleaning & Lining Water Lines Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Water 0
South Second Street Pump Station Rehabilitation Elizabeth NJ 40 $2,000,000 Water -2
Mattano Park Pump Station Rehabilitation Elizabeth NJ 40 $2,000,000 Water -2
Oakwood Plaza Sewers Elizabeth NJ 40 $2,000,000 Water -9
Upgrade at Trenton Avenue Pump Station Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Water -4
Improvements to Bridge Street Siphons Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Water -3
Westfield Ave. & Elmora Ave. By-Pass Sewer Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Water -4
Summer Street Storm Drainage improvements Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Water -1
Flood Relief Elizabeth NJ 700 $35,000,000 CDBG -9
Midtown Sewer Improvements Elizabeth NJ 220 $11,000,000 CDBG -1
Road Resurfacing - Various Streets Elizabeth NJ 200 $10,000,000 CDBG -5
New Animal Shelter Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 CDBG -23
Rehabilitation Public Parks Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 CDBG -19
New Outdoor Two Inground Swimming Pools Elizabeth NJ 10 $4,000,000 CDBG -79
Library Historic Renovation - Exterior Elizabeth NJ 80 $4,000,000 CDBG -12
Midtown Streetscape Elizabeth NJ 60 $3,000,000 CDBG -17
Broad Street Streetscape Improvements Elizabeth NJ 60 $3,000,000 CDBG -12
Elizabeth Avenue Streetscape Improvements Elizabeth NJ 60 $3,000,000 CDBG -12
Elizabethport Community Health Center Elizabeth NJ 50 $2,500,000 CDBG -5
Roof Repairs - Public Library - Broad Street Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG 2
Roof Repairs - City Hall Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG -4
Way-Finding Signage Project Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG -9
Roof Repairs - Police HQ Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG -3
Roof Repairs - Mickey Walker Recreation Center Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -4
Public Marina Floating Docks Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -12
Library Historic Renovation - Interior Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -5
Roof Repairs - Miller Recreation Center Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -3
Roof Repairs - Erxleben Center Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -3
Public Works Recycling Facility Elizabeth NJ 40 $2,000,000 Energy -2
Solar Program DPW Maintenance Facility Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Energy -7
Solar Program Police HQ Elizabeth NJ 20 $1,000,000 Energy -7
Solar Program Erxleben Recreation Center Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 Energy -12
Solar Program Miller Recreation Center Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 Energy -5
Solar Program Emergency Response Facility Elizabeth NJ 10 $500,000 Energy -5
Fire Alarm System Replacement at Mravlag Manor Elizabeth NJ 15 $650,000 Housing -8
Basement Door Replacement & Masonry Restoration at Mravlag Manor Elizabeth NJ 12 $300,000 Housing -16
Building Facade Repair at Kennedy Arms Elizabeth NJ 10 $200,000 Housing -10
Grounds Improvements at Ford Leonard Elizabeth NJ 8 $120,000 Housing -9
Security Cameras at Mravlag Manor Elizabeth NJ 8 $90,000 Housing 0
Parking Area Repaving at Mravlag Manor Elizabeth NJ 7 $80,000 Housing -8
New Firehouse 24-26 South Broad Street Elizabeth NJ 200 $10,000,000 Public Safety 20
Police HQ Upgrades Elizabeth NJ 100 $5,000,000 Public Safety -16
Police Officers to Monitor Surveillance Equipment Elizabeth NJ 10 $1,200,000 Public Safety -15
Juvenile Probation and Parole Monitoring Elizabeth NJ 10 $1,200,000 Public Safety -8
School Resource Officers Elizabeth NJ 10 $1,200,000 Public Safety -9
Narcotics Enforcement Officers Elizabeth NJ 10 $1,200,000 Public Safety 0
Surveillance Equipment and Fiber Network Elizabeth NJ 0 $750,000 Public Safety 0
Alcohol Beverage Control Monitoring Elizabeth NJ 6 $600,000 Public Safety -49
2010 Capital Program -- Reconstruct ($150/lf)) RECONSTRUCT: Wesleyan Drive (House #44) to Edinburg Road Hamilton NJ 93 $2,899,750 Streets/Roads -14
(Hamilton Wastewater Utility - Capital Program FY2008-FY2009) RBC Odor Control and Air Filtration Project - Final Phase ($2,395,000, 20 Jobs) Treatment Plant De-Watering Screw C Hamilton NJ 101 $8,358,500 Water 2
Sewer Line Replacements Hamilton NJ 26 $3,500,000 Water 2
RBC Odor Control and Air Filtration Hamilton NJ 15 $2,700,000 Water -15
Pump Stations Telemetry Hamilton NJ 7 $1,700,000 Water -7
East State Street Pump Station Upgrade Hamilton NJ 5 $325,000 Water -2
Elkton Estates Pump Station Upgrade Hamilton NJ 5 $225,000 Water -1
Emergency Generator Hamilton NJ 3 $210,000 Water 1
Sewer Plant Methane Gase to Electric Hamilton NJ 3 $675,000 Energy 10
Library Solar Power Hamilton NJ 1 $125,000 Energy -16
Leeds Program Coordinator to promote energy efficient construction projects Hamilton NJ 1 $105,000 Energy -17
Cops - Gang Response Unit Hamilton NJ 5 $510,000 Public Safety 3
Byrne Grant & Municipal Court Sessions -- to adjudicate cases Hamilton NJ 2 $150,000 Public Safety -5
Tactical Surveillance Systems - SWAT Hamilton NJ 1 $30,000 Public Safety -15
Rehabilitation of the Orange Sanitaty Sewer System. This system is deteriorating and is collapsing in sections to the extent that the Township has to incur emergency repairs. New piping and fill will modernize and expand its sanitary sewer capacity. Irvington NJ 15 $4,000,000 CDBG -1
Repair of the Elizabeth River Channel. This channel courses through the Township. Its walls are weak and broken. Irvington NJ 10 $2,500,000 CDBG -3
New Fire Station/Emergency Operating Center: This project will build a state-of-the-art for emergency fire response and for regional training involving other deparments in nearby municipalities. Irvington NJ 20 $1,500,000 CDBG 6
Nye Avenue Municipal Parking Garage and Plaza. Expand the Twp owned parking garage and create a public use plaza that connects the garage to Clinton Avenue a principal arterial that services the NJ Transit Bus Terminal. Irvington NJ 15 $1,500,000 CDBG -22
ADA reconstruction of entrances to the Twp building Irvington NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG -16
Rehabilitation of Public Safety/Municipal Court complex including new floorplan and upgrade jail and court room. Irvington NJ 20 $1,000,000 CDBG -5
New trailblazing system through the Irvington Center and along major principal arterials Irvington NJ 10 $800,000 CDBG -26
New Fire Training Tower: This project will build a tower to be used as fire suppression training by the Fire Department. This project has been designed and is ready to be constructed Irvington NJ 10 $700,000 CDBG 9
Mill Road Streetscape: This project will improve the streetscape of a road that connects the Garden State Parkway to a redevelopment area and will provide transit and auto access to the site. This area will develop two mixed use projects. Both are undergo Irvington NJ 20 $600,000 CDBG -15
Repair roof of Public Works Facility on Coit Street. This active public works facility has need of a new roof, which is an urgent project. Irvington NJ 5 $500,000 CDBG 0
Realign 20th Avenue at Ellis Avenue. This project would remove a dangerous intersection. It would provide safety in a designated redevelopment area where housing development is taking place. Irvington NJ 10 $250,000 CDBG -5
Modernization of the Service Men's Clubhouse. This building is owned by the Township. It provides limited use to the Township in its current unsafe condition. Its repair was designed, but lack of funding forestalls its repair. The building will be used as Irvington NJ 8 $200,000 CDBG -31
Removal and Replacement of Underground Storage Tank at 16th Avenue Public Works Garage. The township has a limited supply of gas and oil tanks. The current underground tank is unregistered and cannot be used as per State of NJ regulations Irvington NJ 4 $150,000 CDBG 1
Energy retrofits of the Gatling Recreation Center: new windows,roof solar panels, new energy efficient lighting, heating and air conditioning. This is an actively used recreation center and is costing the Twp with inefficient energy consumption. Irvington NJ 10 $200,000 Energy -7
Geographic Information System with personnel. Purchase aerials, mapping engine, applications for use in data collection and analysis Irvington NJ 3 $2,200,000 Public Safety 2
Hire 10 police officers Irvington NJ 10 $900,000 Public Safety 19
new Gang Response Unit Irvington NJ 10 $900,000 Public Safety 19
New CAD/CPLIMS criminal reporting system with personnel Irvington NJ 2 $100,000 Public Safety 10
Rebuild the high school football/track field to professional standards. The current field is aged and worn. The track field is undersized. Irvington NJ 10 $2,000,000 Schools 15
Improvement of existing Conrail bridge on Avenue P will provide adequate overhead clearance for truck movements. The Avenue P bridge is an overhead railroad bridge now utilized by Conrail to distribute and collect products of nearby industries. Newark NJ 60 $7,000,000 Streets/Roads 6
Broad Street is appropriately named for a number of reasons. Besides its substantial length and width, it acts as a primary visual and physical corridor link between Route 21 to the south and Bloomfield Avenue to the north. Newark NJ 30 $7,000,000 Streets/Roads -15
The City of Newark is currently engaged in final preparation for the construction of the East Ferry Street reconstruction. This project seeks to improve aesthetics and safety within the East Ward area residents, pedestrian and vehicular traffic friendly Newark NJ 40 $5,500,000 Streets/Roads -10
The City of Newark is currently engaged in final preparation for the construction of the Ferry Street Beautification. This project seeks to improve aesthetics and safety within the East Ward by providing a pedestrian friendly thoroughfare Newark NJ 30 $5,000,000 Streets/Roads -22
Replacement of Lead Water Services from the Street Water Main to the Water Meter. There are some 12,000 existing lead water service pipes in the City. These services have the potential of having lead leach into the served facilities Newark NJ 50 $12,000,000 Water 10
Replacement and Upgrading of Obsolete 4-inch Water Mains to 6 and 8-inch Water Mains. Four inch water mains are not effective for fire fighting and cannot deliver the needed water flow for the areas. Newark NJ 50 $10,000,000 Water -4
Cleaning and Lining of Old Cast Iron Water Mains. This will improve flow though the system and improve water quality Newark NJ 50 $10,000,000 Water -4
Replacement of Water Main Gate Valves. There are many water gate valves in the water system that are over 125 years old and not functioning. Some valves are broken in either the open or closed positions. When there is a need to shut valves to deal with Newark NJ 30 $3,000,000 Water 3
Rehabilitation of Storm Sewer Manholes and Catch Basins and Storm Water Catch Basin. This project involves the replacement of collapsing block manholes, cast iron casting and manhole covers. We have determined over 250 manholes require rehabilitation to Newark NJ 20 $2,275,000 Water 1
Replacement of Obsolete Fire Hydrants. There are some 400 old style fire hydrants in the system that must be replaced in order to provide proper and adequate fire flow coverage in the City Newark NJ 25 $1,800,000 Water 9
Rehabilitation of Meadowlands Storm Water Pump Station. The Meadowlands storm water pumping station pumps the Peripheral Ditch surrounding the airport which receives water from various ditches and sewer outfalls. The pump station is in need of rehabilit Newark NJ 10 $1,000,000 Water -2
The McClellan Street Underpass is located in the City of Newark's South Ward, which provides access to the Newark-Liberty International Airport. The underpass allows passage under the AMTRAK Railroad on the Northeast Corridor. Newark NJ 100 $45,000,000 Amtrak -2
The AMTRAK Railroad is presently located parallel to State Route 21, a north to south corridor in the City of Newark. The railroad is an overhead travel corridor separating the City's East Ward and Central Ward communities. Poor lighting or non existent Newark NJ 25 $1,000,000 Amtrak 6
Multifamily Assisted Housing Capital Improvement Program Newark NJ 120 $40,000,000 CDBG -21
Acquisition of real property for Minish Park project: 1. Minish Park Phase 1A – Jefferson to Jackson St (2.8 acres) --$4,500,000-6,000,000 2. RAR acquisition (5.16 acres) -- $8,000,000 3. Minish Park Phase 1B – Jackson St to Oxford St (3.82 acres Newark NJ 150 $25,000,000 CDBG -21
LPCCD – Non-profit sponsor in neighborhood revitalization area, eligible new construction activity. Also, predevelopment, eligible homebuyer assistance activity. Phase II has site plan approval, Phase III approval pending Newark NJ 195 $15,000,000 CDBG -18
Broad Street Station Infrastructure Project: Infrastructure Improvements to leverage hundreds of millions of dollars for private investment Demolition of public facilities Relocation of the Police and Fire Departments currently on Orange Street Newark NJ 20 $10,000,000 CDBG -5
Downtown Parking Garage Stand-alone garage near Broad Street Station or Military Park 250 spaces at $27,600/space Should be managed to be used 24/7 Office/Retail during the day Residential/Entertainment at night Broad Street Station Proximate Newark NJ 20 $7,000,000 CDBG -8
Miscellaneous Unfunded 2008 CDBG Public Facilities Projects from applications submitted by local nonprofit organizations throughout the City of Newark Newark NJ 15 $6,265,000 CDBG -15
Newark Gateways Project - The City of Newark has identified 27 gateways which will all undergo a priortization process to determine gateways merit early action for revitilization Newark NJ 20 $5,000,000 CDBG -6
Roseville Commons – New multifamily housing. Project has site plan approval, and construction contracts have been bid. Nonprofit sponsor in blighted area makes project CDBG eligible Newark NJ 65 $4,500,000 CDBG -6
CHEN School – Development of new day care, mixed use building for nonprofit use, public facilities. Project currently in design/development phase Newark NJ 65 $3,500,000 CDBG -4
Lincoln Park South Park Presbyterian Church Facade 3-phase project by Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District (LPCCD) Emergency Stabilization Historic Restoration Construction of Amphitheater Total project cost: $4 M LPCCD. has secured $1.5 M from Newark NJ 15 $2,500,000 CDBG -14
Restored Homes - First Time Homebuyer and Supportive Housing. Project includes rehabilitation of abandoned structure and special needs housing. Has site plan approval and can proceed with bidding Newark NJ 65 $2,500,000 CDBG -6
West Ward Abandoned Property Acquisition/Demolition– Acquisition of approximately 25 private abandoned properties. Properties identified and acquisition in process Newark NJ 15 $2,500,000 CDBG -2
KBS – Acquisition/Predevelopment – Non-profit neighborhood revitalization in area with blighted designation. Includes acquisition funds, predevelopment costs that can be committed prior to 90 days Newark NJ 15 $2,500,000 CDBG -7
West Ward Abandoned Property Public Facilities- Street, traffic calming, sidewalk improvements planned and pending design. Community gardens designed Newark NJ 10 $2,300,000 CDBG -9
Downtown District Streetscape Project: Covers equipment purchase Total Equipment Purchase, Wiring, and Engineering Cost: $2.3 million Additional Yearly Fixture Lease and Power Consumption Cost: $180,000/year Commitment made by previous adminis Newark NJ 10 $2,300,000 CDBG -5
BAT Lofts – Rehabilitation and Commercial Development. Commercial portion of multifamily, mixed income project Newark NJ 65 $2,100,000 CDBG -5
Meeker- Elizabeth Rehabilitation – Rehabilitation of mixed-use building Newark NJ 15 $2,000,000 CDBG -3
West Ward Initiative Public Improvements Project: Improvements to West Ward Initiative Target Area from South 9th Street to South 12th Street and from South Orange Avenue to Central Avenue. Infrastructure improvements: sidewalk repairs, curbs, fen Newark NJ 15 $2,000,000 CDBG -5
Grace West Firehouse Historic Preservation Project- Restoration and preservation of abandoned turn-of the century fire house. Currently in design/development Newark NJ 5 $1,500,000 CDBG -15
862 S. Orange Avenue – Nonprofit rehabilitation of 10 unit building and economic development, job training center Newark NJ 13 $1,400,000 CDBG -5
ORR Apartments – Rehabilitation of 21 unit abandoned building Newark NJ 26 $1,000,000 CDBG -2
MLK Homes First Time Homebuyer- Assistance in LMI first time homebuyer for neighborhood revitalization project Newark NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -3
Lighting Improvements to Major Corridors Project -- Provide consistent lighting for both sides for the length of two major corridors: Bloomfield Avenue and Springfield Avenue Newark NJ 5 $500,000 CDBG -5
Transit Project: Newark Elizabeth Light Rail Newark NJ 20000 $694,000,000 Energy -101
Municipal Project: A. Energy Master Plan – to enhance the City’s long term sustainability and create a blueprint to guide public and private investment. B. Facility conservation audits (energy, water & waste water, building conditions) of municipal Newark NJ 400 $115,700,000 Energy -14
Residential Project: A. Integrating energy efficiency into existing First Time Homeowner Rehab Assistance, Senior Rehab Assistance, and incentivizing others B. Incentivizing owners of multi-family properties and investment properties to participate in Newark NJ 100 $13,200,000 Energy -9
Commercial: A. Small and mid size business – as part of existing business retention and expansion B. Large Users C. Commercial property owners D. Sewage Treatment facilities, hospitals and non-profits Newark NJ 1000 $5,700,000 Energy -4
As a green initiative, and in conjunction with PSE&G, the City of Newark will use solar energy to light public, city-owned buildings and street lights. In addition, the regular cobra head street light fixtures will be replaced by induction light fixtur Newark NJ 100 $5,000,000 Energy 6
Townhouse Devt's - Roof Replacements Newark NJ 303 $20,600,000 Housing -16
Senior Devt's - Environmental Remediations - LBP, ACM, PCB Newark NJ 201 $13,700,700 Housing -8
Family Devt's Accessibility Improvements (ADA) Newark NJ 163 $11,075,000 Housing -4
Senior Devt's - Facades - Tuckpointing / Lintel / Parapet Repairs Newark NJ 124 $8,450,000 Housing -7
Townhouse Devt's - Periodic Painting Program Newark NJ 99 $6,720,000 Housing -7
Townhouse Devt's - (Vacant) Apartment Turnovers Newark NJ 95 $6,450,000 Housing -8
Family Devt's Site Improvements Newark NJ 84 $5,700,000 Housing -6
Terrell Homes (Family Dev't) - Major Electrical Upgrades Newark NJ 67 $4,570,000 Housing -6
Senior Devt's - Entryway improvements Newark NJ 66 $4,475,000 Housing -6
Gigs Foushee Senior Tower HVAC Improvements Newark NJ 64 $4,340,000 Housing -5
REAC - Authority-wide Bathroom deficiency corrections Newark NJ 62 $4,192,000 Housing -6
Family Devt's Secure Entryway Enhancements Newark NJ 57 $3,870,000 Housing -5
Senior Devt's - Exterior (Site) Renovations Newark NJ 54 $3,690,900 Housing -6
Family Devt's Appliance Renewal/Upgrades Newark NJ 54 $3,650,000 Housing -5
Family Devt's Fire Prevention/Detection Systems Newark NJ 35 $2,380,000 Housing -4
REAC - Authority-wide Kitchen Cabinet deficiency corrections Newark NJ 33 $2,212,200 Housing -7
Senior Devt's - Roof Replacements Newark NJ 24 $1,630,000 Housing -2
REAC - Authority-wide Mold/Air-Quality Abatements Newark NJ 23 $1,598,100 Housing 0
Senior Devt's - (Vacant) Apartment Turnovers Newark NJ 22 $1,511,000 Housing -3
REAC - Authority-wide Window deficiency corrections Newark NJ 14 $966,250 Housing -3
REAC - Authority-wide Kitchen Appliance deficiency corrections Newark NJ 13 $909,000 Housing -5
REAC - Authority-wide Door deficiency corrections Newark NJ 12 $803,000 Housing -5
REAC - Authority-wide Electrical deficiency corrections Newark NJ 5 $318,000 Housing -3
REAC - Authority-wide Lock/Hardware deficiency corrections Newark NJ 5 $313,100 Housing -5
REAC - Authority-wide Flooring deficiency corrections Newark NJ 4 $293,625 Housing -6
REAC - Authority-wide Misc. Hazards deficiency corrections Newark NJ 4 $238,500 Housing -5
The City of Newark Police DepartmentÂ’s COPS project includes hiring 50 police officers to complement our current staffing level. These positions will fill some vacancies made available from attrition that may go unfilled due to budget restraints. The posi Newark NJ 50 $1,630,780 Public Safety 16
The Newark Public Schools is engaged in a Long-Range Facilities Plan to replace or renovate many of its existing school buildings which have an average age of over 85 years. Newark NJ 500 $50,000,000 Schools 3
Replacement of the Chestnut Street Pump Station Orange NJ 50 $11,000,000 Water 1
Main Street Signage including Gateways, Way Finding & Displays Orange NJ 5 $250,000,000 CDBG -50
Public Library Renovation Orange NJ 50 $10,000,000 CDBG 5
City Park Improvements including Aquatics Center Orange NJ 30 $10,000,000 CDBG -13
City Hall Interior & Exterior Renovation including HVAC, Rewiring & Servers Orange NJ 20 $5,000,000 CDBG -4
Expansion & Upgrade of 10 Small To Medium Businesses Orange NJ 50 $5,000,000 CDBG -19
City Hall Interior & Exterior Renovation including HVAC, Rewiring & Servers Orange NJ 20 $5,000,000 CDBG -4
Public Parking Lots Resurfacing & Beautification for Main Street Orange NJ 10 $3,000,000 CDBG -29
Orange Library Rotunda Restoration & Landscaping Orange NJ 10 $2,500,000 CDBG -10
Road/Street Improvements Orange NJ 7 $2,000,000 CDBG -3
Business Training Programs Orange NJ 10 $1,000,000 CDBG -9
Solar Panels on the Orange Reservoir for Renewable Energy Source Orange NJ 25 $50,000,000 Energy -18
Energy Efficient Retrofit of City Owned Buildings Orange NJ 50 $5,000,000 Energy -9
Construction of New Senior Housing Facility Orange NJ 50 $10,000,000 Housing -10
Demolition of Two Public Housing Complexes Orange NJ 25 $1,500,000 Housing -5
City-Wide Camera Monitoring System Orange NJ 25 $1,000,000 Public Safety -4
Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) System Orange NJ 5 $270,000 Public Safety -2
Video Monitoring System at Police Headquarters Orange NJ 5 $265,000 Public Safety -8
Reverse 911 System Orange NJ 5 $250,000 Public Safety 0
Six New Fully Equipped Police Vehicles Orange NJ 0 $216,000 Public Safety -11
IT Overhaul Orange NJ 5 $200,000 Public Safety -6
Orange High School generator replacement Orange NJ 105 $375,000 Schools 0
Administration Bulding roof replacement Orange NJ 75 $175,000 Schools 1
Forest St. floor tiles replacement Orange NJ 38 $142,000 Schools -10
Central School floor tiles replacement Orange NJ 42 $131,000 Schools 2
Heywood Ave. School floor tiles Orange NJ 60 $130,000 Schools -3
Orange Middle School stair replacement Orange NJ 80 $125,000 Schools -2
Orange High School mobility elevator Orange NJ 10 $75,000 Schools -3
Exterior Improvements for the Highland Avenue Train Station Orange NJ 15 $1,500,000 Transit -1
Train Shuttle from Various Points in the City Orange NJ 3 $500,000 Transit -3
Improve the Tony Galento Plaza at Orange Train Station Orange NJ 10 $250,000 Transit 4
Community Center Piscataway NJ 125 $16,000,000 CDBG -57
Senior Center Expansion Piscataway NJ 15 $3,000,000 CDBG -20
Public Works Expansion Piscataway NJ 15 $2,500,000 CDBG -13
Kennedy Library Expansion Piscataway NJ 15 $1,500,000 CDBG -16
South Warren and Market Street Boulevard Project - reconstruction and realignment of South Warren and Market Streets into a boulevard Trenton NJ 50 $5,300,000 Streets/Roads -14
Water Reservoir Cover Project - creation of city reservoir cover for the reduction of microbial pathogens in drinking water Trenton NJ 150 $15,000,000 Water 1
Broad and Warren Street Culvert - Daylighting of the Assunpink Creek culvert between Warren and Broad Streets Trenton NJ 45 $4,500,000 Water -3
Railroad Bridge Project - renovation of three city bridges along the Northeast Corridor train line Trenton NJ 350 $35,000,000 Amtrak 14
Museum of Contemporary Science - creation of a science musuem at a former industrial site Trenton NJ 305 $30,000,000 CDBG -54
Construction of a new consolidated Public Works Facility Trenton NJ 80 $8,000,000 CDBG -5
Trenton YMCA Project - partial funding to assist in the construction of a $20 million YMCA facility Trenton NJ 85 $6,000,000 CDBG -22
Shiloh CDC Training Facility - conversion of industrial facility into neighborhood life center Trenton NJ 85 $5,000,000 CDBG -11
New Municipal Court Project - conversion of retail complex for relocation of municipal court operations Trenton NJ 40 $4,000,000 CDBG -3
Capitol City Partnership Project - lighting and streetscape improvements to promote public safety and private sector investment for mixed use neighborhood next to State House Trenton NJ 70 $4,000,000 CDBG -6
Port of Trenton Museum - reconstruction of historic building into a maritime musuem Trenton NJ 40 $4,000,000 CDBG -29
Municipal Street Reconstruction - municipal roads, sidewalks and intersection improvements Trenton NJ 20 $2,000,000 CDBG -1
Conversion of Old Dickinson facility into Modern Library - conversion of East Trenton historic buiding into a fully functioning library Trenton NJ 20 $2,000,000 CDBG -2
Canal Banks Commercial Development - creation of neighborhood retail space Trenton NJ 45 $2,000,000 CDBG -4
Eagle Tavern Development - interior improvements/upgrades of landmark building for future use as a restaurant or office building Trenton NJ 20 $2,000,000 CDBG -27
Maintenance of City Owned Buildings - Neighborhood Stabilization Program to eradicate blight Trenton NJ 25 $2,000,000 CDBG -4
Vista Center Street Project - storm drainage relocation, sewer relocation and intersection improvements next to Trenton Train Station Trenton NJ 20 $1,800,000 CDBG -1
Magic Marker Road Construction - infrastructure development at a former brownfields site converted to residential community Trenton NJ 72 $1,600,000 CDBG -1
North Clinton Avenue Library/Community Center - modernization of current library and creation of community space at that location Trenton NJ 10 $1,000,000 CDBG -1
Trenton Club Renovation Project - construction of coeducational exercise facility Trenton NJ 10 $500,000 CDBG -22
Trenton Microload Project - installation of solar panels on 750 residential units Trenton NJ 450 $45,000,000 Energy -25
City Buildings Retro-fitting Project - retro-fit city buildings into more energy efficient facilities Trenton NJ 120 $12,000,000 Energy -2
Public Housing Renovation - renovations to the interior and exterior of 159 housing units Trenton NJ 90 $9,000,000 Housing -5
Campbell Homes Renovation Project - renovations to the interior and exterior of 24 public housing units Trenton NJ 55 $5,500,000 Housing -11
Senior Grant Program - funding for an emergency repair program for senior citizens to bring their units up to code using local minority contractors Trenton NJ 60 $3,500,000 Housing 1
Public Housing Interior Renovation Project - interior improvements to 140 housing units Trenton NJ 24 $2,400,000 Housing -4
Police Technology Upgrades - upgrades to the police equipment Trenton NJ 30 $3,000,000 Public Safety 0
Radio Communication Systems Project - radio communication improvements to the Police Department Trenton NJ 30 $3,000,000 Public Safety -2
Trenton Public Schools Building Rehabilitation and System Replacements Trenton NJ 20 $1,100,000 Schools 3
Route 29 Boulevard Break-out Project - Reconnection of Memorial Drive Trenton NJ 10 $1,000,000 Transit -1
Downtown Trolley Shuttle - lease of two energy efficient trolleys to and from Trenton train station and Office Complex Trenton NJ 6 $600,000 Transit -8
Route 29 Boulevard Break-out Project - Improvements to the intersection of Bridge and Ferry Streets Trenton NJ 4 $400,000 Transit -8

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Posted by Matt Rooney at Thursday, February 26, 2009 10:07 PM
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  • Thursday, February 26, 2009 10:35 PM Bill Shultz wrote:
    This is a disgrace. I'm disgusted as a Burlington County resident and a taxpayer!
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  • Friday, February 27, 2009 12:19 AM stray wrote:
    This is the list that was submitted by the American Conference of Mayors - Corzine has yet to put in exactly what he gets and will spend on keeping his emails private...sorry....spend on Jersey.

    This is NOT the full list of incoming money...
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  • Friday, February 27, 2009 12:31 AM Eric Sedler wrote:
    Man monmouth county got robbed too....

    Anyway, not one of these towns went for McCain (Shocker!)..not even Hamilton .

    Oh, and John Adler voted for this?! Not one damn penny went to any town he represents.

    By the way, does anyone want to tell me how the money for Alcohol Beverage Control Monitoring creates jobs? Is there going to be a alcoholic beverage control monitor hired now in Elizabeth?!
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  • Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:53 AM Anna wrote:
    This is just from the mayor conference. Other towns & counties are putting in bids- Burlington County can stand to get over $40 million alone. See what happens here... I'll be angry if they use it all for the slums of North Jersey too.
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  • Monday, April 20, 2009 3:26 PM SAL wrote:
    I SEE VARIOUS LISTS OF "SHOVAL READY PROJECTS" BUT WHEN ARE THESE PROJECTS
    GOING TO BE STARTED? THE LISTS OF PROJECTS
    ARE GREAT....BUT WHEN CAN WE EXPECT TO SEE
    THEM BEING DONE? SHOVAL READY???
    WHEN
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  • Thursday, March 18, 2010 6:42 AM hardwood floors wrote:
    Why didn’t I find this post earlier? Keep up the good work!
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