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Policy
Our Infrastructure Matters – Episode 12
Episode 12 of Our Infrastructure Matters features a new segment about military infrastructure in New Jersey
Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of October 05, 2026
There’s always infrastructure stories in the most densely-populated region of the country. Here’s what happened...
Hudson Tunnel Project reaches major boring milestone
The Gateway Program’s Hudson...
Roads & Bridges
Portal North Bridge enters final phase of construction
Starting October 9th, NJ TRANSIT rail service will be temporarily changed so workers can move trains to the new Portal Bridge. Changeover expected to last 5 weeks.
Policy
Who oversees New York’s infrastructure?
Untangling the myriad agencies and authorities that keep New York moving
Energy
PJM framework could help data centers connect without raising regional power costs
New data centers could be required to reduce their electricity use before homes lose power during a grid emergency under a proposal from PJM Interconnection.
Construction
Can You Dig it? Hudson Tunnel reaches boring milestone
Two tunnel boring machines, Eeach weighing more than 1,680 tons, two tunnel boring machines are preparing to cut 5,100 feet through the Palisades as construction of the new Hudson rail tunnel enters its next phase.Governors Hochul and Sherrill joined Gateway officials in North Bergen on September 28 to mark the start of Hudson Tunnel boring.
Drinking Water
New Jersey Infrastructure Bank: 40 years helping communities fund local infrastructure
The New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (NJIB) offers low-interest, blended loans for water, transportation, and resilience projects, saving communities billions! #NJIB #Infrastructure #NewJersey #WaterBank #PublicWorks
Energy Policy
Infrastructure Update – Week of September 28, 2026
From record water‑infrastructure funding to major data‑center fines, rising grid pressures, nuclear‑emissions revelations, and calls for expanded battery storage, this week showed how quickly the region’s energy and infrastructure landscape is evolving.