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  • Municipal Leaders Claim Public Engagement is Largest Asset to Lead Replacement Efforts

    Municipal Leaders Claim Public Engagement is Largest Asset to Lead Replacement Efforts

    June 24, 2024 : 0 comments

    “We collectively work towards a future where every resident in New Jersey has access to clean, safe, and lead-free drinking water by fostering collaboration and sharing knowledge through innovation,” declared Richard Calbi, Director of Ridgewood Water, as he opened the lead service line replacement session at the 2024 Planning and Redevelopment Conference.

  • Unlocking Opportunities: Securing Funding for Trail-Related Projects

    Unlocking Opportunities: Securing Funding for Trail-Related Projects

    June 24, 2024 : 0 comments

    As the nation’s most densely populated state, New Jersey packs in more people per square mile than anywhere else. Our most vibrant cities and towns include compact, walkable downtowns and active streetscapes—complemented by accessible greenways and trails for recreation, a respite from urban life, and healthy, carbon-free travel. But being the Garden State, we can do so much more.

 

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