Hurricane Sandy
$75.9 Million in Federal Aid to Rebuild Route 35
The funding will be used to rebuild 12 miles of Route 35 in Ocean County.
New Jersey will receive more than $75.9 million in federal funding to repair and reconstruct more than 12 miles of State Route 35 in Ocean County seriously damaged by Hurricane Sandy, U.S. Democratic Senators Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez announced Friday. The funding - exactly $75,935,520 - is provided by the Department of Transportation's Emergency Relief program, which is administered through the Federal Highway Administration. In New Jersey, the ER funding is used to rebuild and repair the State's infrastructure, which suffered road washouts, sign and signal damage, and also resulted in massive debris cleanup efforts. “Superstorm Sandy badly damaged highways and roads throughout New Jersey, and this federal funding will help us…
foggyworld
4:22 pm on Monday, April 15, 2013
The Governor's plan obviously is to spend all the money he can on speeding up access to areas that bring in tourist sales taxes. He could care less about the residents who are still displaced and who have been left out to dry by Fema. Please do not vote for him next go round. more ›