Lawshe Run Project and Jersey Shore Concerns
Summary
A Jersey Shore resident said the long-stalled project's cost has ballooned from $9 million to $16–20 million, that a year-long closure of Allegheny Street would hurt local businesses, and asked why all three commissioners didn't attend the presentation. He also called for a forensic audit of county finances. Commissioners said funding hasn't been found yet but they haven't given up.
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Last discussed Apr 30, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated $16–20 million project with no identified funding yet; a Jersey Shore community of ~20,500 can't absorb it alone.
Jersey Shore residents and businesses if the sewer/street project is completed.
Jersey Shore businesses face possible year-long disruption from the Allegheny Street closure, and taxpayers could face heavy costs without outside funding.
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