More people on trains and fewer people on the roads will create a sustainable future for us all," Narra said. "It is an example of the future-forward thinking of Middlesex County, as the county spearheads economic development and growth in this region. The former township councilwoman and planning board member now also serves on the NJ Transit board. The station will appeal to commuters because it fills the void between the long stretch between stops in the Princeton Junction section of West Windsor and Jersey Avenue in New Brunswick, said Freeholder Shanti Narra, a North Brunswick commuter for 16 years. "This can be the model for future NJ Transit projects not only to be done quickly but also safely and with quality."Ī former Johnson & Johnson site, the 212-acre Main Street North Brunswick has developed into a transit village on Route 1 northbound that includes several restaurants, stores, a hotel and dozens of condominiums and townhomes, with more development to surround the forthcoming station.ĮARLIER: North Brunswick train station plans announcedĮARLIER: North Brunswick transit village secures $50M in TTF fundingĮARLIER: Creating downtown North Brunswick: First phase of massive project on track "It took a year to establish the collaboration between the partners," the commissioner continued. “The new North Brunswick train station is not only expected to serve thousands of customers on our busiest rail line, but it will also spur economic growth and development in Middlesex County." "NJ Transit is extremely pleased to partner with the Middlesex County Improvement Authority to move this important project forward,” Gutierrez-Scaccetti, an NJ Transit chair, said. Middlesex County and the Improvement Authority, or MCIA, took over development of the project last fall. The project, 14 years in the making, is expected to break ground within 18 months, New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti said at virtual news conference. NORTH BRUNSWICK – The Middlesex County Improvement Authority will request design and engineering bids next week for the construction of the long-awaited North Brunswick train station, Freeholder Director Ronald G.
Phil Murphy on collaboration of North Brunswick Train Station
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