SUEZ

The beginning of 2022 has been a frigid, snowy one to say the least so far giving us all a wake up call to prepare for whatever the rest of the winter season may bring to the Jersey Shore.

SUEZ continues their work to upgrade water mains in Toms River, mostly in the downtown area, but are moving elsewhere beginning today.

If you've been driving around downtown Toms River of late, you've likely seen crews setting up detours as they carve up the roads and replace water mains and pipes.

It's a good time to plan ahead now if you live, work and/or commute through the downtown Toms River area.

Atlantic Hurricane season officially gets underway today and runs through November 30 and there's a few things you can do now in the event a storm of any scale comes our way this year.

There is a 70-year old water main heading to retirement as SUEZ begins a water infrastructure project on Tuesday morning in downtown Toms River.

SUEZ is getting to work in South Toms River on a $1.5 million investment to replace 1.5 miles of aging water pipes, 8 fire hydrants and over 50 individual water service lines.

In the middle of the pouring rain and gusting winds, there's a water main break that is closing a section of Washington Street in Toms River on Friday morning.

SUEZ crews have begun work on water infrastructure improvement projects along certain areas of Toms River over the next two months.

You may have noticed driving by that the water tower located across the street from Hooper Avenue Elementary School looks a little different.