WHITE TOWNSHIP, NJ (Warren County) – Brass Castle Road in White Township is scheduled to be reopened Thursday morning Aug. 10 after part of it was damaged due to heavy rains last month.
Brass Castle Road has been closed between County Route 519 and County Route 624 since mid July after heavy rains and flooding caused the roadway to lift.
There will be ongoing construction with single lane alternating traffic, as well as areas of the roadway that will have narrow lane shifts. Officials are urging motorists to exercise caution when driving in the area.
“As we celebrate the reopening of Brass Castle Road, which will once again connect over 25,000 of our residents, I commend the dedicated individuals who have been working tirelessly to restore this vital infrastructure. While we look forward to the enhanced accessibility, let us also remain patient and understanding as ongoing reconstruction continues,” Warren County Commissioner Director Lori Ciesla said.
