Mercer County schedules Parkside Avenue resurfacing in Ewing for July 23

Mercer County scheduled resurfacing work on Parkside Avenue in Ewing Township to begin July 23, 2026, according to an announcement posted by the Township of Ewing on July 16.

The project is a county road-resurfacing effort, not a project identified in the notice as being carried out by Ewing Township. For people who live, work or travel along Parkside Avenue, the planned work could mean temporary travel delays, lane restrictions, construction noise or changes in access while crews are present.

What has been announced

The township’s official news page lists the project as the “Mercer County Road Resurfacing Project on Parkside Avenue” and gives July 23, 2026, as its scheduled start date. The same page identifies July 16, 2026, as the announcement date.

The available notice does not confirm that resurfacing began exactly as scheduled. It also does not say that Parkside Avenue is closed. Drivers should therefore not assume a full closure based on the announcement alone, while recognizing that road work may still affect movement through the corridor.

Details the notice does not provide

The announcement does not state how long the work is expected to last, the exact limits of the resurfacing, the contractor, the project cost, the traffic-control plan or a completion date. Those omissions leave residents, commuters and businesses without a published timetable for when temporary conditions may end or a confirmed explanation of how traffic will be managed.

The notice also does not quantify possible delays or identify specific access impacts for properties and businesses along Parkside Avenue. The practical effect will depend on the work schedule and traffic controls, neither of which is described in the available announcement.

Other township notices

Ewing’s July news list separately included a July 22 announcement for an Ewing-Lawrence Sewerage Authority resident meeting. That meeting was not identified as part of the Parkside Avenue resurfacing project.

The list also included a July 24 posting of the August 6 Planning Board agenda. That agenda posting is a separate township notice and does not add information about the road work. Ewing’s official notice system is also used for planning-related announcements and formal action at planning meetings, but the available planning notice does not provide resurfacing details.

For now, July 23 remains the confirmed scheduled start date for the Mercer County project. A project duration, traffic-control plan, exact work limits, contractor, cost and completion date would be needed to give Parkside Avenue users a fuller timetable.