MILLTOWN, NJ - Construction is scheduled to begin on milling and repaving of North Main Street in Milltown. Although the work was scheduled to commence on April 29, the weather has delayed the start. It is expected to commence any day. Please take note of this and use alternate roads around town until the work is completed. For those who must frequent the merchants on North Main Street, please use caution when approaching the construction equipment, and drive slowly.
North Main Street Repaving to Commence
April 30, 2014 at 6:03 PM
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