Toms River Township, New Jersey
A source-backed record of construction and planned development.
Sources reviewed 1 Nov 2026 · Selected projects, not a complete municipal register
0 projects
Construction documented by the project owner. Status is a dated research snapshot.
12 projects
Planned or in design or procurement; construction not yet confirmed.
The town's dedicated BUILD-18 project site identifies preliminary engineering for a downtown street-network redesign with pedestrian and bicycle access and flood-resilient circulation; construction start not established.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →The township's 2026 budget discussion identified paving more than 15 miles of roads, but a separate $9m proposed bond was reportedly tabled in August; not treated as funded or under construction.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →The 2026 township capital priorities include installing tide check valves for tidal flood relief on more than 70 roadways; no site-specific finished count is verified.
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View project →The township's proposed 2026 budget priorities include replacing playground equipment at Bey Lea Park, pending approvals and completion verification.
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View project →Toms River's 2026 town budget identifies playground equipment replacement at Winding River Park as a named recreation capital priority.
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View project →The township budget's 2026 capital list includes improvements to playground equipment at Skyview Park; construction start unverified.
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View project →2026 Toms River capital discussions prioritize Ortley Beach boardwalk investment, with construction authorization and field delivery not verified.
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View project →The 2026 township programme separately proposes streetscape work at Ortley Beach; procurement and commissioning are not established.
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View project →The MUA and NJ Infrastructure Bank document $6.2m in financing for about 4.5 miles of sewer pipe and 19 manholes to be cured in place; award/field start not verified.
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View project →The Toms River Municipal Utilities Authority identifies four pump station standby generator replacements and a generator at its administration building under the infrastructure-bank programme.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →Toms River's October 2026 tender CONST-2026-120 covers Windsor Avenue between Coolidge Avenue and Fischer Boulevard, including ADA ramps, drainage structures and resurfacing; bids closed October 22, award unverified.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →The May 20 2026 Toms River Planning Board agenda includes an Ocean County Utilities Authority courtesy review of a proposed 364-square-foot building at 2224 South Street.
Source reviewed 1 Nov 2026
View project →Past developments and original source records.
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