Which Westfield Roads Are Being Paved this Week?

Five Westfield streets are being paved this week, according to an announcement from the Town posted on its website. Residents should anticipate road work activity and possible traffic impacts on these routes during the paving operations.

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Streets Being Paved This Week

The streets scheduled for paving this week are:

Rahway Avenue (Codding to Willow Grove)

Osborn Avenue (Cumberland to Downer)

Tuttle Parkway (North Avenue to South Avenue)

Clark Street (Brightwood to Dudley)

Stanmore Place (entire length)

2026 Progress

So far in 2026, the Town has already completed paving on Nomahegan Drive, Manitou Circle, Unami Terrace, Marlin Court, Boulevard (Clifton to Landsdowne), and Landsdowne Avenue (entire length).

The Town plans to resurface approximately 40 roads in town this year. Mayor Jeremy Berman has stated that 16 of these roads are being prioritized for completion this summer due to their proximity to schools. Five roads are expected to be paved by utility companies in 2026 as part of infrastructure work requirements.

Multi-Year Initiative

The Town of Westfield is in the final phase of a comprehensive, multi-year road paving initiative that began in 2018. The goal is to repave all 100 miles of town-owned roads by the end of this year, representing a significant completion milestone for the long-term infrastructure project.

In 2019, the town council adopted an ordinance requiring utility companies to perform full curb-to-curb restoration of any roadway segment longer than 50 feet affected by their infrastructure work. This provision ensures comprehensive road restoration during utility projects.

Staying Informed

Residents can view the full list of town roads expected to be improved in 2026 and receive paving updates on the town's website at www.westfieldnj.gov.

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FAQ

Q: Which Westfield streets are being paved this week?
A: Five streets are being paved this week: Rahway Avenue (Codding to Willow Grove), Osborn Avenue (Cumberland to Downer), Tuttle Parkway (North to South Avenue), Clark Street (Brightwood to Dudley), and Stanmore Place (entire length).

Q: What streets have already been paved in 2026?
A: Completed streets so far in 2026 include Nomahegan Drive, Manitou Circle, Unami Terrace, Marlin Court, Boulevard (Clifton to Landsdowne), and Landsdowne Avenue.

Q: How many roads is Westfield planning to resurface in 2026?
A: The Town plans to resurface approximately 40 roads in 2026.

Q: Which roads are being prioritized?
A: 16 roads are prioritized for summer completion due to their proximity to schools.

Q: Is the paving done by the Town only?
A: No. Five roads are expected to be paved by utility companies in 2026 as part of infrastructure work requirements.

Q: What is the overall goal of Westfield's road paving initiative?
A: The comprehensive, multi-year initiative began in 2018 with a goal to repave all 100 miles of town-owned roads by the end of 2026.

Q: When did the utility restoration ordinance take effect?
A: In 2019, Westfield adopted an ordinance requiring utility companies to perform full curb-to-curb restoration of roadway segments longer than 50 feet affected by their infrastructure work.

Q: Where can I find more information about the paving schedule?
A: Residents can view the full list of roads being improved in 2026 and paving updates on the Town of Westfield website at www.westfieldnj.gov.