The City of Newark recently closed on a $22,840,021 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for physical and operational improvements at the Pequannock Water Treatment Plant. This project will achieve improved treatment plant capacity under all water quality conditions. The project includes the optimiza

NJ American Water recently closed on a $8,974,000 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to replace approximately 1,750 lead service lines with copper service lines within the Raritan Water System over a three to six-year period.

Hightstown Borough recently closed on a $1,433,796 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for Water Main Improvements. The 4-inch water main on First Avenue between Center Street and Outcalt Street is insufficiently sized to service the residential properties in that area of the Borough. The 4-inc

Farmingdale Borough recently closed on a $522,893 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to paint and repair its water tower. The Borough of Farmingdale is currently operating a 125,000-gallon water elevated storage tank that was erected in 1964. The project will rehabilitate exterior and interior comp

The City of Perth Amboy recently closed on a $1,651,532 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to paint the backwash tank at the water treatment plant and to provide standpipe maintenance repairs in the city's distribution system. The backwash tank is a critical component of the treatment plant as it p

Tuckerton Borough recently closed on a $1,209,890 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to replace deteriorated asbestos water mains with PVC water mains. Valves, fire hydrants and water services will be replaced on Curlew, Kingfisher, and Bass Roads.

Allentown Borough recently closed on a $1,909,800 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for site improvements to the water treatment plant. The plant has been in continuous use for over 50 years with two wells working in alternating cycles allowing the other to rest. Because of continuous use and wear

Hamburg Borough recently closed on a $561,016 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to rehabilitate three water storage tanks. The three cylindrical tanks include one with a 100,000-gallon capacity which is over 70 years old. The other two tanks hold a capacity of 250- and 300,000 gallons respect

The Old Bridge MUA recently closed on a $2,700,000 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to Rehabilitate part of the Authority's Water Distribution System. Many of the 2- and 4-inch cast iron mains have become tuberculated internally, restricting the flow and creating water quality issues includi

Moorestown Township recently closed on a $12,561,168 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to Rehabilitate and upgrade the existing 2.016 MGD water treatment plant. The scope of work includes the installation of induced draft aerators to facilitate the removal of carbon dioxide from the raw water and

The Brielle Borough MUA recently closed on a $1,677,600 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to Rehabilitate the Borough's 500,000-gallon steel ground water storage tank at the Union Lane water plant. The existing chlorine gas disinfection system will be replaced with a calcium hypochlorite disinfect

The Brielle Borough MUA recently closed on a $3,532,900 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to Design and construct a new 300,000-gallon elevated water storage tank in the Borough of Brielle at the Old Bridge Road water plant. This project will optimize the Borough's potable water quality distributi

Orange City Township recently closed on a $750,000 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to reactivate its existing Well #5 located within the South Mountain Reservation in Millburn Township. Proposed improvements to the existing well house include installing a new well pump, and replacing the existin

The Old Bridge MUA recently closed on a $1,723,970 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to Rehabilitate part of the Authority's Water Distribution System. Many of the 2- and 4-inch cast iron mains have become tuberculated internally, restricting the flow and creating water quality issues includi

The Borough of Wenonah recently closed on a $93,975 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank to design and implement an Asset Management Plan for the Sanitary Sewer Collection System.The Borough of Wenonah Department of Public Works operates and maintains five small public sanitary sewer lift stations an

The Lower Township MUA recently closed on a $8,500,000 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for the expansion of its drinking water system north of Lower Township into the community of Del Haven and parts of Green Creek in Middle Township. The proposed project consists of the installation of approxim

Hopewell Township recently closed on a $122,571 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for the completion of Sewer Rehabilitation projects as part of the Township's Asset Management Plan. The Hopewell Township Sewer Department operates and maintains two small public sanitary sewer conveyance syste

The Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority (SCMUA) recently closed on a $27,181,599 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for a landfill expansion project. The SCMUA proposes several improvements at their solid waste facility in Lafayette Township, including the construction of two landfill cells

Infrastructure projects are supported by zero-interest NJDEP loans and NJ Infrastructure Bank sale of $122.5 Million in Green Bonds.Governor Murphy's continuing commitment to infrastructure investments enhance public health, protect the environment, and create green jobs. The NJ Infrastructure Bank

Atlantic County recently completed roadway improvements that are being funded with approximately $11.6 million in loans from the NJ Transportation Bank, a joint low-rate funding program of the DOT and the NJ I-Bank. In addition, this project created an estimated 139 direct construction jobs.The proj

The City of Hackensack recently closed on a $14,630,000 loan with the New Jersey Water Bank for the completion of a long-term control plan and the separation of the combined sewer system. The project includes preparation, creation, and implementation of the Long-term Control Plan (LTCP) as well