Frustration grows in Woodbridge as cracked road remains unrepaired
The road connects Woodbridge to Perth Amboy and provides access to major routes like the Garden State Parkway.
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11h agoIn Woodbridge Township, a large crack in Smith Street remains unrepaired weeks after it first appeared.
The road connects Woodbridge to Perth Amboy and provides access to major routes like the Garden State Parkway.
County officials confirmed the damage was caused by a nearby construction project.
Residents in the Keasby section want to know when repairs will begin.
News 12 has reached out to county officials for an update.
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