Upcoming Public Hearing on Traffic Calming Measures Near Pennsville Middle School

The Township of Pennsville, located in Salem County, New Jersey, will hold a Public Hearing on May 16, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting is set to take place in the Township Committee Chambers at City Hall, 90 N Broadway, Pennsville, NJ. The agenda will focus on the Traffic Calming Project near Pennsville Township Middle School, which aims to improve pedestrian safety.

This project is part of the Safe Routes to School program, designed to encourage walking and biking among students, including those with disabilities. The program's goals are to enhance safety, promote a healthy lifestyle, reduce traffic, lower fuel use, and decrease air pollution around schools.

The Public Hearing will review the project's details and gather community feedback. The Township has received a grant from the 2022 Safe Routes to School Program to fund improvements on William Penn Avenue.

Project Manager Olivier A. Peña and Design Engineer Mark R. Brunermer from Sickels & Associates, Inc. will be available to discuss the plans and answer questions. The construction plans will be displayed for public review.

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