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Engineering Department
Overview
The Engineering Department is responsible for the following municipal operations:
- Planning, designing, and overseeing construction of capital improvements and enhancements to municipal roadways, traffic signals, storm sewers, sanitary sewers when part of a road project, and pedestrian and bicycle facilities.
- Preparation of municipal mapping information
- Supervision of private property owner/developer compliance with planning/zoning board requirements and applicable ordinances
- Preparation of tax maps
- Coordination of public utility infrastructure work in the Princeton public right-of-way
- Issuance and inspection of road opening permits and right-of-way occupancy permits
- Oversight of the Princeton municipal transit service
- Coordination with other Municipal, County, State, and Federal agencies including but not limited to:
- Mercer County
- Mercer County Soil Conservation District
- Montgomery Township
- New Jersey (NJ) Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP)
- NJ Department of Transportation (NJDOT)
Coordination with Boards & Committees
The Engineering Department works through coordination with the following Boards and Committees:
- Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee
- Planning Board
- Public Transit Advisory Committee
- Sewer Operating Committee
- Zoning Board of Adjustment
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Engineering Department
Physical Address
400 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: 609-921-7077Fax: 609-688-2026
Hours
Monday through Friday
9 am to 5 pm
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Deanna Stockton
Deputy Administrator/Municipal EngineerCertification: Professional Engineer (PE)
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Rosedale Road Construction and Road Closure
Rosedale Road Closure to Begin June 27, 2022. Read on... -
Municipal Engineer Recognized for Outstanding Public Service
Deanna Stockton, P.E., C.M.E., Municipal Engineer and Deputy Administrator of the Engineering and Infrastructure Operations Department, will be honored with the Outstanding Public Service P.E. Award by the New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers. Read on... -
Trash Collection Delays
Trash Collection Delays Expected to Continue. Our trash hauler, Interstate Waste Services, has advised us that the nationwide truck driver shortage has affected their company substantially. Read on...
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