Ocean County approves $3.25M ordinance to replace Commonwealth Bridge in Manchester

MANCHESTER, N.J. — The Ocean County Board of Commissioners has introduced Ordinance #2025-17, authorizing the replacement of the Commonwealth Bridge in Manchester Township at a total cost of $3,250,000.

The ordinance allocates funding for the project, including $1,695,619 in bonds or bond anticipation notes to be issued by the County of Ocean to help finance the work. The bridge, officially designated as Structure No. 1518-001, is slated for full replacement due to infrastructure needs.

Funding mix to cover full cost of project

The remaining balance of the project will be funded through other county resources or appropriations. Officials have not provided a specific construction timeline but noted the project is part of ongoing efforts to improve transportation infrastructure across Ocean County.

Once finalized, the project is expected to enhance safety and accessibility in the region.

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