Transportation
Camden County Starts $2.5M Bridge Repair Project
Source: CNBNews · Aug 2, 2026, 3:00 PM
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Camden County is launching a major infrastructure project starting August 3 to rehabilitate the Collings Avenue Bridge spanning Newton Creek at the Gloucester City-Camden City border.
The $2.5 million undertaking will replace the bridge's concrete deck, sidewalks, and parapet while refurbishing steel support beams and bearings.
The work addresses aging infrastructure in the region and is expected to improve safety and extend the bridge's serviceable life.
Key points
- $2.5 million project begins August 3 at Collings Avenue Bridge over Newton Creek
- Work includes concrete deck replacement, new sidewalks, and parapet reconstruction
- Steel support beams and bearings will be refurbished as part of the rehabilitation
- Bridge serves the border area between Gloucester City and Camden City
FAQ
- When does the Collings Avenue Bridge repair project start?
- The project begins on August 3 and will involve multiple phases of work including deck replacement, sidewalk installation, and structural refurbishment.
- What work is included in this $2.5 million project?
- The project includes replacement of the concrete deck and sidewalks, reconstruction of the parapet, and refurbishment of steel support beams and bearings that support the bridge structure.
- Where is the Collings Avenue Bridge located?
- The bridge spans Newton Creek at the border between Gloucester City and Camden City in Camden County, New Jersey.
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