Appropriates $5 million to Cranford Township for flood control projects.
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Overview
This bill provides Cranford Township, New Jersey, with $5 million in state funds to support flood control projects. The money will be used to finance the Cranford Northeast Quadrant Flood Control Project, which includes building a pumping station, improving storm sewers, and creating wetland data. These improvements aim to mitigate flooding risks along the Rahway River. This supplemental appropriation addresses previously unutilized funds from a prior allocation.
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Robert Singer
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