Sagamore Park in Teaneck closes for flood prevention work
Township officials say a new stormwater detention tank will help nearby areas manage drainage more effectively.
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Sep 2, 2025, 10:47 AM
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12h agoStarting today, Sagamore Park and its playground in Teaneck will be closed for construction aimed at preventing flooding.
Township officials say a new stormwater detention tank will help nearby areas manage drainage more effectively.
The park is expected to remain closed for two to three months while the work is completed.
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