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Road and Street News

Snow Plowing

One thing YOU can do to help assure better service is to clearly mark the edge of your property with snow poles. This is especially important if you have curbing in front of your property.  This will help preserve our roads and prevent damage to your lawns.

You can view and download the township’s official snow-plowing policy here. (See below for additional info.)

Frost Boils

Throughout the winter - but especially in the spring - the ground is subjected to repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Frost boils (also known as mud boils, frost scars and mud circles) are upwellings of mud that erupt through a gravel road. The Township has adapted a policy to deal with them.

Capital Improvement Projects

Current Street Improvement Planning

More info to come!

Paved Road Construction

Roadway Maintenance

Gravel Road Maintenance

Approximately 13,750 tons of supplemental gravel have been added to Township roads in recent months. Locations are noted on the Map and Table. The gravel has successfully met all material testing requirements and is in place prior to dust coating. Click here to view the Gravel Stabilization (Dust Coating) Map.

Gravel Road Maintenance

Paved Road Maintenance

Click here to view the road planning budget-level schedule report for paved roads for years 2026-2036.

Paved Road Maintenance

Snow Plowing Policy

New Market Township maintains over 50 miles of roads and streets, and over two dozen cul-de-sacs. To keep roads and streets safe after a snow event, a policy was established in 2009 for the efficient removal of snow. Read the policy.

Snow Plowing Policy
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