Clark Paving Work on Westfield Ave Faces Possible Storm Disruption

Clark Township has scheduled paving and striping work on Westfield Avenue between Brant Avenue and Raritan Road for Monday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 1. The schedule is weather-dependent. Clark Emergency Management has issued a warning to residents about possible thunderstorms over several days, noting that hazards including strong winds, flooding, and power outages could interrupt the road work.

Township officials are advising motorists to avoid the Westfield Avenue work zone and use alternate routes whenever possible. Drivers who must travel through the area should slow down, remain alert, and follow officers' directions. The project may produce delays along Westfield Avenue, particularly during busier travel periods.

Residents of the area should leave extra time before heading out. On the storm side, Clark Emergency Management recommends residents monitor weather alerts and avoid flooded roads. Officials also advise securing outdoor items, seeking shelter indoors when thunder is heard, charging mobile devices, and keeping flashlights ready. Residents should report downed trees, power lines, or other hazards to PSE&G, Clark police, or 9-1-1.

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FAQ

Q: When is the paving work on Westfield Avenue?
A: Clark Township has scheduled paving and striping work on Westfield Avenue between Brant Avenue and Raritan Road for Monday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 1, 2026. The schedule is weather-dependent.

Q: What work is being done on Westfield Avenue?
A: Paving and striping work is scheduled for the section between Brant Avenue and Raritan Road.

Q: How will the work affect traffic?
A: The project may produce delays along Westfield Avenue, particularly during busier travel periods. Township officials advise motorists to avoid the work zone and use alternate routes whenever possible.

Q: What should drivers do if they must pass through the work area?
A: Drivers should slow down, remain alert, and follow officers' directions.

Q: Could weather affect the work schedule?
A: Yes. The schedule is weather-dependent. Clark Emergency Management has issued thunderstorm warnings for the area, noting that strong winds, flooding, and power outages could interrupt the road work.

Q: What should residents do in case of storms?
A: Monitor weather alerts, avoid flooded roads, secure outdoor items, seek shelter indoors when thunder is heard, charge mobile devices, and keep flashlights ready. Report downed trees, power lines, or hazards to PSE&G, Clark police, or 9-1-1.

Q: Where can I find more information about Clark road work?
A: Union County Life covers Clark infrastructure projects and traffic updates. Contact Clark Township Public Works or Clark Emergency Management for specific project details.