Bridgewater Township Responds to Flash Flooding After Heavy Rainstorm

Bridgewater, NJ – After a powerful storm swept through the area yesterday, Bridgewater Township experienced significant flash flooding in several neighborhoods. The Department of Public Works is currently on the ground assessing the impact to local roads, infrastructure, and public spaces.

Residents are being urged to remain vigilant and assist in recovery efforts by reporting any storm-related issues, including:

• Flood damage to roads or public property

• Blocked storm drains or culverts

• Debris or fallen tree limbs on roadways

• Washed-out sidewalks or road shoulders

All reports will help crews prioritize responses based on safety risks and the severity of the issue. The community is encouraged to email any concerns to publicworks@bridgewaternj.gov.

Township officials remind everyone to use caution when traveling and to never attempt to drive through flooded roadways. Your cooperation helps ensure a safe and swift recovery as crews continue their work.

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