We have completed surveying of the right-of-way, along with verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  Over the coming weeks and months, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads, followed by the construction of new foundations needed to erect the new transmission structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

In advance of the overhead construction activities, the Project will trim and/or remove trees along the route in compliance with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules. This may include trees in the public right of way and on private property. If you are the owner of a tree on private property, you will be contacted by our Vegetation Management Department or one of our approved contractors. Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc., is a private contractor authorized to perform vegetation management work for PSE&G facilities will be performing this work at no cost to you.

No activity is scheduled for this project at this time.

We have completed surveying of the right-of-way, along with verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  Over the coming weeks and months, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads, followed by the construction of new foundations needed to erect the new transmission structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

In advance of the overhead construction activities, the Project will trim and/or remove trees along the route in compliance with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules. This may include trees in the public right of way and on private property. If you are the owner of a tree on private property, you will be contacted by our Vegetation Management Department or one of our approved contractors. Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc., is a private contractor authorized to perform vegetation management work for PSE&G facilities will be performing this work at no cost to you.

69kV Reliability Project

Fall 2020

PSE&G will be upgrading the electric system in your neighborhood to continue to provide safe, reliable service.  Construction crews have been actively working on the PSE&G and public rights-of-way in East Brunswick and South Brunswick as well as surrounding communities.  

To comply with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules, we may also trim and remove trees where necessary.  We will install taller, sturdier utility poles and run new electric wires along existing pole lines.    Please note:  PSE&G does not expect this project to cause any service interruptions. 

Pole replacement started at Route 130, and continued along Church Lane, Dunhams Corner Road, Ryders Lane and on Milltown Road.  We expect construction to begin on or about October 26, 2020 and continue until December 2021.  Work will take place between 9:00 am and 3:00pm Monday through Friday.  Some weekend work may also be necessary.

Lane closures and detours may occur during construction.  PSE&G will work with the East Brunswick Police Department to minimize any traffic concerns or inconvenience to the public. 

Safety is our highest priority.  It is essential that you and everyone using your property, including children and pets, refrain from going near our construction work zones.  For construction activities in and on the public right-of-way, local authorities will provide traffic control to keep work crews and the traveling public safe.

Should you have any questions or concerns please call us at 1-800-901-5035.  Thank you for understanding as we improve electric service reliability and resiliency for the region.

Metchuen-Trenton-Burlington Project

The MTB project will begin right-of-way (ROW) access road and foundation construction activity at multiple locations along the electric transmission ROW in Edison.  The expected activity will include erosion and sediment (silt socks) controls, z-cuts, and stone and matting for access.

Construction crews have mobilized for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.
The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: There will be temporary and intermittent closures of the boat ramp located near Hardenberg Lane in East Brunswick.  This process involves daily closures in December 2018 for the removal of wire from the transmission structure south of Hardenburg Lane to the structure north of Hardenburg Lane on the opposite side of Farrington Lake.

PSE&G and its contractors will let down the underbuild wire with a 6K rope machine in a controlled manner and tail out over the roadway:

• There will be a bucket truck at the structure south of Hardenburg Lane
• A bucket truck will be position in the middle of Hardenburg Lane
• Local police and Traffic Safety will be staged on Hardenburg Lane
• A watchman will be stationed on the peninsula for boat traffic

Going forward, there will be temporary closures of the boat ramp on an intermittent basis from January through May of 2019.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: On or about Wednesday, April 17, 2019, PSE&G and its contractors will utilize helicopter crews to help install the MTB transmission line between the PSE&G Brunswick Switching Station in North Brunswick and the PSE&G Devils Brook Switching Station in South Brunswick.

The helicopter activity in East Brunswick is expected for a three-day period during the week of April 15, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting. This activity entails pulling the rope from one transmission structure to the next using a small helicopter. Intermittent road closures are expected along Hardenburg Lane, Oakmont Avenue, Riva Avenue, Henry Street, Albrecht Lane, and Church Lane.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G.  It remains essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during construction. Traffic control will consist of police and Traffic Safety Services (TSS).  A comprehensive health and safety plan is in place.

PSE&G has secured the required permits and approvals from state and federal agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, and any other applicable state, municipal, county and regional agencies.

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

All work crews associated with the project will have credentials identifying them as working on behalf of PSE&G.  Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during this activity.

Additionally, mobilization is anticipated for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.

The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.
Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

NOTE: On or about the week of August 27, 2018, the walking/bike path that crosses the PSE&G electric transmission right-of-way at the end of Amman Road in Edison will be closed for construction activities.  This closure is due to the project’s construction activity and the use of heavy equipment.  For the safety of the community, PSE&G will be installing a barrier fence to prevent unauthorized access across the PSE&G right-of-way from Amman Road until December 31, 2019.

We have completed surveying of the right-of-way, along with verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  Over the coming weeks and months, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads, followed by the construction of new foundations needed to erect the new transmission structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

In advance of the overhead construction activities, the Project will trim and/or remove trees along the route in compliance with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules. This may include trees in the public right of way and on private property. If you are the owner of a tree on private property, you will be contacted by our Vegetation Management Department or one of our approved contractors. Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc., is a private contractor authorized to perform vegetation management work for PSE&G facilities will be performing this work at no cost to you.

On or about Saturday, March 28, 2020, PSE&G and its contractors will utilize helicopter crews to help install the MTB transmission line from the transmission structure near University Drive to the transmission structure on the southbound side of Interstate 295. The schedule for this activity is an estimated timeframe and may be slightly adjusted.

This helicopter activity in Hamilton is expected for a four-day period, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., weather permitting. This activity entails pulling a rope from one transmission structure to the next using a small helicopter. Brief and intermittent road closures are expected along University Drive, Flock Road, Edinburg Road, Paxson Road, Mount Drive, Alton Road, McAdoo Avenue, Marshall Avenue, Wilson Avenue, Hoover Avenue, Nottingham Way, State Highway 33, Whitehorse Avenue, and I-295.

Safety is our highest priority. PSE&G will work with the Hamilton Police Department to minimize any traffic concerns or inconvenience to the public. It is essential that you and anyone using your property, including children and pets, refrain from going near our construction work zones. For construction activities in and on the public right of way, local authorities will provide traffic control to keep both our work crews and the traveling public safe.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding as we improve electric service reliability for your neighborhood and the region.

If you have any questions or concerns, please visit our website at www.pseg.com/mtb or call our toll free number at 1-888-431-0555.

We have completed surveying of the right-of-way, along with verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  Over the coming weeks and months, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads, followed by the construction of new foundations needed to erect the new transmission structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

In advance of the overhead construction activities, the Project will trim and/or remove trees along the route in compliance with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules. This may include trees in the public right of way and on private property. If you are the owner of a tree on private property, you will be contacted by our Vegetation Management Department or one of our approved contractors. Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc., is a private contractor authorized to perform vegetation management work for PSE&G facilities will be performing this work at no cost to you.

On or about Monday, August 13, 2018, the MTB project will begin right-of-way (ROW) access road and foundation construction activity at multiple locations along the electric transmission ROW in Milltown.  The expected activity will include erosion and sediment (silt socks) controls, z-cuts, and stone and matting for access.

Additionally, on or about August 22, mobilization is anticipated for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.

The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

All work crews associated with the project will have credentials identifying them as working on behalf of PSE&G.  Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during this activity.

Additionally, mobilization is anticipated for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.

The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: There will be temporary and intermittent closures of the boat ramp located near Hardenberg Lane in East Brunswick.  This process involves daily closures in December 2018 for the removal of wire from the transmission structure south of Hardenburg Lane to the structure north of Hardenburg Lane on the opposite side of Farrington Lake.

PSE&G and its contractors will let down the underbuild wire with a 6K rope machine in a controlled manner and tail out over the roadway:

• There will be a bucket truck at the structure south of Hardenburg Lane
• A bucket truck will be position in the middle of Hardenburg Lane
• Local police and Traffic Safety will be staged on Hardenburg Lane
• A watchman will be stationed on the peninsula for boat traffic

Going forward, there will be temporary closures of the boat ramp on an intermittent basis from January through May of 2019.

The MTB project will begin right-of-way (ROW) access road and foundation construction activity at multiple locations along the electric transmission ROW in Edison.  The expected activity will include erosion and sediment (silt socks) controls, z-cuts, and stone and matting for access.

Construction crews have mobilized for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.
The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: There will be temporary and intermittent closures of the boat ramp located near Hardenberg Lane in East Brunswick.  This process involves daily closures in December 2018 for the removal of wire from the transmission structure south of Hardenburg Lane to the structure north of Hardenburg Lane on the opposite side of Farrington Lake.

PSE&G and its contractors will let down the underbuild wire with a 6K rope machine in a controlled manner and tail out over the roadway:

• There will be a bucket truck at the structure south of Hardenburg Lane
• A bucket truck will be position in the middle of Hardenburg Lane
• Local police and Traffic Safety will be staged on Hardenburg Lane
• A watchman will be stationed on the peninsula for boat traffic

Going forward, there will be temporary closures of the boat ramp on an intermittent basis from January through May of 2019.

PLEASE BE ADVISED: On or about Wednesday, April 17, 2019, PSE&G and its contractors will utilize helicopter crews to help install the MTB transmission line between the PSE&G Brunswick Switching Station in North Brunswick and the PSE&G Devils Brook Switching Station in South Brunswick.

The helicopter activity in North Brunswick is expected for a three-day period during the week of April 15, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting. This activity entails pulling the rope from one transmission structure to the next using a small helicopter. Intermittent road closures are expected along Morton Road.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G.  It remains essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during construction. Traffic control will consist of police and Traffic Safety Services (TSS).  A comprehensive health and safety plan is in place.

PSE&G has secured the required permits and approvals from state and federal agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, and any other applicable state, municipal, county and regional agencies.

On or about March 18, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction, as well a installing foundations for the replacement structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

All work crews associated with the project will have credentials identifying them as working on behalf of PSE&G.  Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during this activity.

Additionally, mobilization is anticipated for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.

The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

You may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads needed to execute construction.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

All work crews associated with the project will have credentials identifying them as working on behalf of PSE&G.  Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during this activity.

Additionally, mobilization is anticipated for drilling and pouring of caisson foundations.

The schedule and locations of these activities are fluid and subject to change based on numerous factors, including weather and ground conditions.  A variety of contractors will be executing the work.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G, and it is essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during these activities.

NOTE:

On or about Friday, July 19, 2019, PSE&G and its contractors will utilize helicopter crews to help install the MTB transmission line between the PSE&G Devils Brook Switching Station in South Brunswick and the PSE&G Plainsboro Substation in Plainsboro.

The helicopter activity in South Brunswick and Plainsboro is expected for a four-day period, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting. This activity entails pulling the rope from one transmission structure to the next using a small helicopter. Intermittent road closures are expected in South Brunswick along Culver Road, Friendship Road, and Broadway Road.

Safety is our highest priority at PSE&G.  It remains essential that you and anyone occupying your property refrain from going on the right-of-way during construction. Traffic control will consist of police and Traffic Safety Services (TSS).  A comprehensive health and safety plan is in place.

PSE&G has secured the required permits and approvals from state and federal agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration, and any other applicable state, municipal, county and regional agencies.

We have completed surveying of the right-of-way, along with verifying subsurface conditions and underground utilities.  Over the coming weeks and months, you may see our crews on the right-of-way building temporary access roads, followed by the construction of new foundations needed to erect the new transmission structures.  Please be aware that equipment and materials, including steel for the replacement structures, may be stored and partially assembled on the right-of-way at various times during the construction period.

In advance of the overhead construction activities, the Project will trim and/or remove trees along the route in compliance with the Board of Public Utilities’ Vegetation Management Rules. This may include trees in the public right of way and on private property. If you are the owner of a tree on private property, you will be contacted by our Vegetation Management Department or one of our approved contractors. Davey Tree Expert Co., Inc., is a private contractor authorized to perform vegetation management work for PSE&G facilities will be performing this work at no cost to you.

No activity is scheduled for this project at this time.

On or about Saturday February 29, 2020, PSE&G and its contractors will utilize helicopter crews to help install the MTB transmission line between PSE&G transmission structure near Bernt Midland Boulevard in West Windsor to the transmission structure just before Mercer Lake. The schedule for this activity is an estimated timeframe and may be slightly adjusted.

The helicopter activity in West Windsor is expected for a four-day period, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting. This activity entails pulling the rope from one transmission structure to the next using a small helicopter. Brief and intermittent road closures are expected along Princeton Hightstown Road, Brians Way, Penn Lyle Road, Village Road West, Brian Merriman Spur, across Conover Road and South Post Road in West Windsor.

Please be advised that the Trolley Line Trail will be closed for this construction from June 2019 through June 2020.  This trail begins near the northern end of Rabbit Hill Road, passes through Community Park, crosses Route 571 and follows it along the Windsor Business Park before turning south. It ends at Penn-Lyle Road. The route essentially follows the PSE&G ROW.