See What Each NJ Town Is Getting From COVID Relief Law

NEW JERSEY — Every county, town and city in New Jersey is getting something from a massive, $1.9 trillion federal coronavirus relief bill. And overall, it will mean a $10 billion windfall for the Garden State (see the list of municipalities and what they're getting below).

Known as the American Rescue Plan, the package contains many provisions aimed at easing the ravages of the pandemic, such as $1,400 stimulus payments for most U.S. taxpayers and an extension of unemployment benefits.

It also has roughly $360 billion in state and local aid, which is intended to help keep essential workers on the job, assist struggling families and small businesses, and make critical investments in the nation's infrastructure.

Gov. Phil Murphy appeared with U.S. Senators Cory Booker and Bob Menendez on Friday to discuss how New Jersey plans to spend the money.

Murphy also was joined by local mayors and first responders to discuss how billions slated for New Jersey in the $1.9 trillion federal COVID relief package will help the state and local communities combat the pandemic and spur economic recovery.

You can watch Murphy here:

The Senate narrowly passed the massive bill Saturday. The House gave final congressional approval to the package on Wednesday and President Joe Biden signed it into law on Thursday.

• See related article: Biden Signs OVID-19 Relief Bill In Law: What NJ Needs To Know
• See related article: Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion Virus Relief Plan

New Jersey will receive about $6.43 billion in state funding, plus another $189 million to expand its broadband internet infrastructure. An additional $1.82 billion will be split among the state’s 21 county governments, and $1.74 billion divided among all 565 cities and municipalities. (See the full list below)

Despite the lack of a $15 minimum wage hike – which many progressives had been pushing for – the bill has seen big support from many Democratic Party members, who say it would create one of the biggest “social safety nets” in decades and spur the nation to recovery.

Republicans, however, have largely panned the bill, arguing that it’s fiscally bloated, deeply partisan and blind to signs that the pandemic is easing.

WHERE WILL THE MONEY GO IN NJ?

The final formula for state and local funding targets federal resources to areas with the “greatest need,” relying heavily on the number of unemployed people in each state, according to a joint statement from Menendez and Booker.

As a result, the Garden State will receive the eighth-largest pot of federal money compared to other states. It’s about $1 billion more than if the formula had been based entirely on population, the senators said.

There are several ways that counties or municipalities can spend the cash:

• Pay for "COVID-related expenses"
• Cover lost revenues due to the pandemic to maintain critical services and avoid layoffs of essential workers
• Provide assistance to residents and small businesses
• Invest in water, sewer and broadband infrastructure

“Our state and local governments have been on the frontlines of the fight against COVID-19,” Menendez said. “They have been bleeding resources for over a year while costs have soared and revenues have plummeted. As a result, they have borne the brunt of the economic pain and desperately need help.”

Booker said it’s “unacceptable” that New Jersey schools, hospitals, small businesses and workers face the threat of budgetary shortfalls amid “the greatest public health and economic crises of our lifetimes.”

“With state and local governments across our country facing the painful decisions of potentially laying off thousands of police officers, firefighters, teachers, and other essential workers, and cutting essential services, the full support of our federal government has never been more important to fight this pandemic,” Booker said.

Here’s how much funding each county and municipality will get, according to Booker and Menendez:

ATLANTIC – $106,673,358.22

County Government: $51.14 million

Total to Municipalities: $55,533,358.22

• Absecon $866,211.64
• Atlantic City $33,340,049.27
• Brigantine $849,708.63
• Buena Vista $708,745.41
• Buena $420,826.80
• Corbin City $48,232.02
• Egg Harbor City $398,036.92
• Egg Harbor Twp. $ 4,150,212.72
• Estell Manor $169,843.49
• Folsom $174,362.18
• Galloway $3,498,834.93
• Hamilton Twp. $2,529,086.53
• Hammonton $1,368,767.64
• Linwood $654,030.07
• Longport $83,595.61
• Margate $576,131.92
• Mullica $575,247.83
• Northfield $788,902.89
• Pleasantville $1,979,280.84
• Port Republic $ 103,340.29
• Somers Point $999,414.52
• Ventnor City $972,007.74
• Weymouth $278,488.32

BERGEN – $351,302,264.45

County Government: $259.73 million

Total to Municipalities: $91,572,264.45

• Allendale $661,495.72
• Alpine $181,140.20
• Bergenfield $ 2,684,391.66
• Bogota $818,765.49
• Carlstadt $602,359.92
• Cliffside Park $2,567,102.39
• Closter $836,054.36
• Cresskill $851,476.81
• Demarest $480,748.45
• Dumont $1,720,635.42
• East Rutherford $951,575.44
• Edgewater $1,312,775.28
• Elmwood Park $1,961,304.34
• Emerson $746,171.88
• Englewood Cliffs $525,935.26
• Englewood $2,789,991.28
• Fair Lawn $3,231,446.84
• Fairview $1,393,816.86
• Fort Lee $3,792,254.54
• Franklin Lakes $1,092,243.96
• Garfield $3,123,980.80
• Glen Rock $1,150,004.51
• Hackensack $4,340,684.98
• Harrington Park $464,638.36
• Hasbrouck Heights $1,178,000.69
• Haworth $333,301.90
• Hillsdale $1,012,479.41
• Ho-Ho-Kusn$399,313.94
• Leonia $887,528.03
• Little Ferry $1,054,915.72
• Lodi $2,391,659.66
• Lyndhurst $2,251,285.83
• Mahwah $2,573,683.95
• Maywood $944,404.49
• Midland Park $708,843.64
• Montvale $841,850.06
• Moonachie $265,423.44
• New Milford $1,613,857.01
• North Arlington $1,540,575.78
• Northvale $483,990.11
• Norwood $569,059.20
• Oakland $1,269,749.57
• Old Tappan $578,980.66
• Oradell $798,726.12
• Palisades Park $2,034,880.27
• Paramus $2,579,970.81
• Park Ridge $854,030.85
• Ramsey $1,462,088.24
• Ridgefield Park $1,267,293.77
• Ridgefield $1,097,352.04
• Ridgewood $2,461,306.30
• River Edge $1,123,285.34
• River Vale $980,750.40
• Rochelle Park $547,055.19
• Rockleigh $51,964.84
• Rutherford $1,797,944.18
• Saddle Brook $1,332,225.26
• Saddle River $311,690.81
• South Hackensack $239,195.44
• Teaneck $3,957,186.43
• Tenafly $1,419,750.16
• Teterboro $6,679.79
• Upper Saddle River $805,995.30
• Waldwick $992,931.20
• Wallington $1,129,179.28
• Washington $901,378.78
• Westwood $1,088,216.44
• Wood-Ridge $912,970.18
• Woodcliff Lake $573,577.89
• Wyckoff $1,664,741.30

BURLINGTON – $130,117,617.36

County Government: $86.37 million

Total to Municipalities: $43,747,617.36

• Bass River $139,096.81
• Beverly $243,517.65
• Bordentown City $372,496.55
• Bordentown Twp. $1,170,338.57
• Burlington City $968,373.15
• Burlington Twp. $2,219,458.60
• Chesterfield $743,912.54
• Cinnaminson $1,605,310.81
• Delanco $435,168.70
• Delran $1,620,045.64
• Eastampton $603,538.71
• Edgewater Park $849,413.94
• Evesham $4,438,917.19
• Fieldsboro $54,224.18
• Florence $1,226,527.40
• Hainesport $587,035.70
• Lumberton $1,197,647.13
• Mansfield $838,215.46
• Maple Shade $1,814,938.35
• Medford Lakes $384,480.88
• Medford $2,298,044.37
• Moorestown $2,015,332.06
• Mount Holly $937,822.93
• Mount Laurel $4,052,078.74
• New Hanover $766,997.11
• North Hanover $733,794.62
• Palmyra $701,377.99
• Pemberton $130,059.45
• Pemberton $2,650,206.85
• Riverside $767,782.97
• Riverton $263,753.49
• Shamong $625,444.49
• Southampton $991,654.18
• Springfield Twp. $319,942.31
• Tabernacle $667,389.65
• Washington Twp. $69,843.10
• Westampton $849,610.40
• Willingboro $3,143,921.94
• Woodland $173,674.55
• Wrightstown $76,228.20

CAMDEN – $209,988,468

County Government: $98.23 million

Total to Municipalities: $111,758,468.29

• Audubon Park $98,428.68
• Audubon $848,431.61
• Barrington $652,458.35
• Bellmawr $1,115,819.70
• Berlin Borough $740,277.95
• Berlin Twp. $559,039.52
• Brooklawn $186,444.74
• Camden $63,284,329.94
• Cherry Hill $11,591,814.51
• Chesilhurst $158,939.72
• Clementon $486,937.07
• Collingswood $1,363,856.03
• Gibbsboro $217,879.05
• Gloucester City $1,102,067.19
• Gloucester Twp. $7,632,602.18
• Haddon Heights $739,590.32
• Haddon Twp. $1,428,394.59
• Haddonfield $1,111,693.94
• Hi-Nella $84,283.24
• Laurel Springs $183,301.31
• Lawnside $283,105.23
• Lindenwold $1,695,782.67
• Magnolia $419,746.24
• Merchantville $363,459.18
• Mount Ephraim $450,591.16
• Oaklyn $388,508.40
• Pennsauken $3,512,882.13
• Pine Hill $1,023,284.95
• Pine Valley $1,080.55
• Runnemede $815,327.36
• Somerdale $538,017.82
• Stratford $683,205.03
• Tavistock $491.16
• Voorhees $2,865,924.78
• Waterford $1,049,512.95
• Winslow $3,794,612.12
• Woodlynne $286,346.90

CAPE MAY – $86,983,355.84

County Government: $17.85 million

Total to Municipalities: $15,133,355.84

• Avalon $121,415.01
• Cape May Point $27,013.86
• Cape May City $336,150.63
• Dennis Twp. $603,538.71
• Lower Twp. $2, $1,785,370.45
• North Wildwood $369,353.12
• Sea Isle City $199,313.16
• Stone Harbor $79,568.09
• Ocean City $7,169,866.88
• Upper Twp. $1,170,633.27
• West Cape May $98,330.44
• West Wildwood $54,027.72
• Wildwood Crest $299,411.78
• Wildwood $486,052.98
• Woodbine $237,132.56

CUMBERLAND – $61,012,427.70

County Government: $29 million

Total to Municipalities: $32,012,427.70

• Bridgeton $8,374,653.80
• Commercial Twp. $482,909.55
• Deerfield $295,875.42
• Downe $142,142.01
• Fairfield Twp. $580,650.60
• Greenwich Twp. $74,460.02
• Hopewell $427,310.12
• Lawrence township $300,590.57
• Maurice River township $584,383.43
• Millville $7,447,936.82
• Shiloh borough $47,839.09
• Stow Creek township $134,578.13
• Upper Deerfield township $714,835.81
• Vineland $12,404,262.32

ESSEX – $463,755,447.40

County Government: $154.96 million

Total to Municipalities: $308,795,447.40

• Belleville $3,585,181.04
• Bloomfield $26,071,493.11
• Caldwell $780,062.00
• Cedar Grove $1,226,822.10
• East Orange $36,714,803.72
• Essex Fells $205,108.86
• Fairfield $734,187.55
• Glen Ridge $744,010.77
• Irvington $29,146,340.85
• Livingston $2,976,730.72
• Maplewood $2,493,133.54
• Millburn $1,972,502.82
• Montclair $3,788,227.02
• Newark $182,647,351.50
• North Caldwell $650,395.48
• Nutley $2,793,134.71
• Orange $3,001,092.31
• Roseland $573,184.96
• South Orange $1,639,593.85
• Verona $1,315,329.32
• West Caldwell $1,064,542.48
• West Orange $4,672,218.70

GLOUCESTER – $85,208,049.36

County Government: $56.56 million

Total to Municipalities: $28,648,049.36

• Clayton $858,353.07
• Deptford $2,981,249.40
• East Greenwich $1,052,951.08
• Elk Twp. $409,923.02
• Franklin Twp. $1,601,185.05
• Glassboro $1,992,935.12
• Greenwich Twp. $471,023.46
• Harrison Twp. $1,288,413.69
• Logan $577,016.01
• Mantua $1,457,766.03
• Monroe $3,621,330.49
• National Park $289,097.40
• Newfield $151,572.30
• Paulsboro $575,051.37
• Pitman $858,647.76
• South Harrison $306,779.20
• Swedesboro $252,260.32
• Washington Twp. $4,690,882.82
• Wenonah $217,289.65
• West Deptford $2,060,911.81
• Westville $407,074.29
• Woodbury $962,086.28
• Woodbury Heights $291,160.28
• Woolwich $1,273,089.47

HUDSON – $424,614,802.61

County Government: $130.41 million

Total to Municipalities: $294,204,802.61

• Bayonne $39,239,369.63
• East Newark $255,403.75
• Guttenberg $1,092,440.43
• Harrison $1,970,636.40
• Hoboken $27,201,022.91
• Jersey City $145,818,453.10
• Kearny $4,033,218.16
• North Bergen $17,755,220.29
• Secaucus $2,150,597.82
• Union City $26,421,978.39
• Weehawken $1,437,923.12
• West New York $26,828,538.60

HUNTERDON – $36,337,238.43

County Government: $24.12 million

Total to Municipalities: $12,217,238.43

• Alexandria Twp. $466,995.94
• Bethlehem Twp. $378,586.94
• Bloomsbury $82,416.83
• Califon $102,750.89
• Clinton $263,949.95
• Clinton Twp. $1,234,287.74
• Delaware Twp. $434,677.54
• East Amwell $378,979.87
• Flemington $449,608.83
• Franklin Twp. $345,580.92
• Frenchtown $132,711.72
• Glen Gardner $187,721.76
• Hampton $129,470.06
• High Bridge $334,971.84
• Holland Twp. $500,689.58
• Kingwood $367,486.70
• Lambertville $373,380.64
• Lebanon Borough $161,493.76
• Lebanon Twp. $597,350.08
• Milford $116,012.24
• Raritan Twp. $2,198,633.37
• Readington $1,556,292.93
• Stockton $50,294.89
• Tewksbury $567,389.26
• Union Twp. $536,446.11
• West Amwell $269,058.03

MERCER – $186,806,392.62

County Government: $71.26 million

Total to Municipalities: $115,546,392.62

• East Windsor $2,680,560.60
• Ewing $6,070,873.68
• Hamilton $16,894,038.57
• Hightstown $521,023.65
• Hopewell Borough $187,230.60
• Hopewell Twp. $1,741,165.96
• Lawrence Twp. $3,186,161.79
• Pennington $253,046.18
• Princeton $6,057,088.59
• Robbinsville $1,428,591.06
• Trenton $73,786,424.40
• West Windsor $2,740,187.55

MIDDLESEX – $282,355,678.63

County Government: $160.02 million

Total to Municipalities: $122,335,678.63

• Carteret $2,299,419.62
• Cranbury $399,510.41
• Dunellen $707,468.39
• Edison $14,807,529.41
• East Brunswick $4,676,933.84
• Helmetta $211,690.42
• Highland Park $1,346,861.86
• Jamesburg $578,096.57
• Metuchen $1,428,591.06
• Middlesex Borough $1,343,718.43
• Milltown $684,383.82
• Monroe Twp. $4,423,396.50
• New Brunswick $21,612,801.87
• North Brunswick $4,069,858.77
• Old Bridge $6,765,761.84
• Perth Amboy $16,443,343.42
• Piscataway $5,583,224.23
• Plainsboro $2,247,945.94
• Sayreville $5,520,940.84
• South Amboy $901,378.78
• South Brunswick $4,487,738.60
• South Plainfield $2,362,681.16
• South River $1,550,006.07
• Spotswood $808,254.64
• Woodbridge $17,074,142.14

MONMOUTH – $199,347,951.80

County Government: $120.01 million

Total to Municipalities: $79,337,951.80

• Aberdeen $1,899,025.12
• Allenhurst $47,446.16
• Allentown $174,362.18
• Asbury Park $10,316,556.62
• Atlantic Highlands $427,408.35
• Avon-by-the-Sea $175,148.03
• Belmar $544,697.62
• Bradley Beach $407,467.22
• Brielle $458,351.50
• Colts Neck $964,836.79
• Deal $70,628.96
• Eatontown $1,194,209.00
• Englishtown $187,819.99
• Fair Haven $563,459.97
• Farmingdale $133,006.41
• Freehold Borough $1,147,548.70
• Freehold Twp. $3,401,192.11
• Hazlet $1,931,638.22
• Highlands $463,066.65
• Holmdel $1,643,523.14
• Howell $5,103,359.88
• Interlaken $77,505.22
• Keansburg $946,172.67
• Keyport $685,366.14
• Lake Como $165,226.58
• Little Silver $567,978.65
• Loch Arbour $17,681.80
• Long Branch $12,517,310.03
• Manalapan $3,862,981.74
• Manasquan $570,336.22
• Marlboro $3,893,924.88
• Matawan $848,726.31
• Middletown $6,617,740.39
• Millstone $1,021,320.31
• Monmouth Beach $318,174.13
• Neptune City $451,475.25
• Neptune Twp. $2,689,990.89
• Ocean Twp. $2,607,279.37
• Oceanport $562,084.72
• Red Bank $1,175,446.65
• Roosevelt $82,122.13
• Rumson $659,531.07
• Sea Bright $131,434.70
• Sea Girt $173,379.85
• Shrewsbury $398,135.16
• Shrewsbury $97,544.59
• Spring Lake Heights $444,107.83
• Spring Lake $285,266.34
• Tinton Falls $1,714,250.33
• Union Beach $521,121.88
• Upper Freehold $695,189.36
• Wall Twp. $2,510,225.94
• West Long Branch $774,168.06

MORRIS – $144,027,548.45

County Government: $95.39 million

Total to Municipalities: $48,637,548.45

• Boonton $876,133.10
• Boonton Twp. $416,209.88
• Butler $751,869.35
• Chatham Borough $848,235.15
• Chatham Twp. $993,815.29
• Chester Borough $159,529.11
• Chester Twp. $753,441.07
• Denville $1,615,526.96
• Dover $1,741,165.96
• East Hanover $1,072,793.99
• Florham Park $1,129,277.51
• Hanover $1,400,005.48
• Harding Twp. $369,353.12
• Jefferson Twp. $2,034,978.50
• Kinnelon $972,105.97
• Lincoln Park $993,225.90
• Long Hill township $828,097.55
• Madison $1,734,191.47
• Mendham Borough $476,131.53
• Mendham Twp. $556,190.78
• Mine Hill $341,651.63
• Montville $2,068,573.92
• Morris Plains $614,442.49
• Morris Twp. $2,176,432.89
• Morristown $1,892,050.63
• Mount Arlington $574,854.90
• Mount Olive $2,841,464.96
• Mountain Lakes $414,834.63
• Netcong $307,565.06
• Parsippany-Troy Hills $5,387,477.24
• Pequannock $1,470,045.05
• Randolph $2,492,937.07
• Riverdale $406,190.20
• Rockaway Borough $616,505.36
• Rockaway Twp. $2,541,856.72
• Roxbury $2,215,234.61
• Victory Gardens $144,401.35
• Washington Twp. $1,783,111.11
• Wharton $625,640.96

OCEAN – $195,209,869.49

County Government: $117.76 million

Total to Municipalities: $77,449,869.49

• Brick $7,537,053.81
• Barnegat Light $57,662.31
• Barnegat $2,323,682.97
• Bay Head $95,972.87
• Beach Haven $118,369.82
• Beachwood $1,111,202.78
• Berkeley Twp. $4,129,289.26
• Eagleswood $157,466.24
• Harvey Cedars $33,890.11
• Island Heights $164,931.88
• Jackson $5,671,043.83
• Lacey Twp. $2,877,712.65
• Lakehurst $266,012.83
• Lakewood $27,330,871.98
• Lavallette $183,301.31
• Little Egg Harbor $2,132,817.79
• Long Beach $301,671.12
• Manchester $4,295,007.00
• Mantoloking $24,459.82
• Ocean Gate $199,902.55
• Ocean Twp. $892,734.34
• Pine Beach $214,539.15
• Plumsted $841,948.29
• Point Pleasant Beach $447,054.80
• Point Pleasant Boro $1,844,015.08
• Seaside Heights $285,855.74
• Seaside Park
• $ 151,572.30 $113,261.74
• South Toms River $361,985.70
• Stafford Twp. $2,735,275.94
• Surf City $117,780.42
• Toms River $10,098,712.32
• Tuckerton $332,810.73

PASSAIC – $243,075,228

County Government: $97.33 million

Total to Municipalities: $145,745,228.07

• Bloomingdale $791,849.86
• Clifton $28,569,984.51
• Haledon $814,639.73
• Hawthorne $1,842,148.67
• Little Falls $1,421,813.04
• North Haledon $824,659.42
• Passaic $33,975,359.93
• Paterson $63,716,304.29
• Pompton Lakes $1,079,179.08
• Prospect Park $573,970.81
• Ringwood $1,198,236.52
• Totowa $1,060,122.03
• Wanaque $1,155,407.28
• Wayne $4,899,141.06
• West Milford $2,586,552.37
• Woodland Par $1,235,859.46

SALEM – $18,228,216.54

County Government: $12.10 million

Total to Municipalities: $6,128,216.54

• Alloway $329,962.00
• Carneys Point $753,833.99
• Elmer $128,487.73
• Elsinboro $95,088.78
• Lower Alloways Creek $164,244.26
• Mannington $168,566.48
• Oldmans Twp. $175,639.19
• Penns Grove $467,290.63
• Pennsville $1,219,847.61
• Pilesgrove $391,062.44
• Pittsgrove $864,345.23
• Quinton $240,472.45
• Salem City $462,280.79
• Upper Pittsgrove $329,569.07
• Woodstown $337,525.88

SOMERSET – $96,473,286

County Government: $63.79 million

Total to Municipalities: $32,683,286.72

• Bedminster $782,714.26
• Bernards $2,656,002.55
• Bernardsville $745,975.42
• Bound Brook $1,000,003.92
• Branchburg $1,424,268.84
• Bridgewater $4,319,073.90
• Far Hills $88,703.69
• Franklin Twp. $6,819,531.17
• Green Brook $688,313.11
• Hillsborough $3,924,376.87
• Manville $994,208.22
• Millstone $40,078.74
• Montgomery $2,271,521.67
• North Plainfield $2,091,265.56
• Peapack and Gladstone $255,109.05
• Raritan $762,773.13
• Rocky Hill $65,717.35
• Somerville $1,184,975.17
• South Bound Brook $443,813.13
• Warren Twp. $1,534,878.31
• Watchung $589,982.66

SUSSEX – $41,050,446.99

County Government: $27.25 million

Total to Municipalities: $13,800,446.99

• Andover Borough $55,304.74
• Andover Twp. $576,623.08
• Branchville $76,522.89
• Byram $779,177.91
• Frankford $520,728.96
• Franklin Borough $463,754.27
• Fredon $310,413.79
• Green Twp. $340,964.01
• Hamburg $307,565.06
• Hampton $475,640.37
• Hardyston $764,836.00
• Hopatcong $1,393,522.16
• Lafayette $232,122.72
• Montague $358,351.11
• Newton $787,724.11
• Ogdensburg $221,513.64
• Sandyston $179,077.32
• Sparta $1,824,663.34
• Stanhope $324,755.69
• Stillwater $380,158.66
• Sussex Borough $194,990.94
• Vernon $2,160,028.11
• Walpack $1,080.55
• Wantage $1,070,927.57

UNION – $221,424,473.19

County Government: $129.23 million

Total to Municipalities: $92,194,473.19

• Berkeley Heights $1,312,677.05
• Clark $1,562,972.72
• Cranford $2,362,877.63
• Elizabeth $39,781,026.43
• Fanwood $756,093.34
• Garwood $427,506.59
• Hillside $2,157,867.00
• Kenilworth $804,620.05
• Linden $4,161,214.73
• Mountainside $676,328.78
• New Providence $1,335,466.92
• Plainfield $4,942,750.21
• Rahway $2,936,651.98
• Roselle $2,142,542.77
• Roselle Park $1,334,779.30
• Scotch Plains $2,384,488.71
• Springfield $1,715,527.35
• Union Twp. $16,201,418.84
• Summit $2,150,990.75
• Westfield $2,899,029.04
• Winfield $147,643.01

WARREN – $30,760,610.26

County Government: $20.42 million

Total to Municipalities: $10,340,610.26

• Allamuchy $458,351.50
• Alpha $221,513.64
• Belvidere $251,572.69
• Blairstown $559,039.52
• Franklin Twp. $297,054.21
• Frelinghuysen $213,458.60
• Greenwich $534,579.70
• Hackettstown $919,060.58
• Hardwick $159,037.95
• Harmony $242,240.63
• Hope $182,417.22
• Independence $531,534.50
• Knowlton $287,623.92
• Liberty $275,246.66
• Lopatcong $823,873.56
• Mansfield $723,087.31
• Oxford $237,918.42
• Phillipsburg $1,396,076.20
• Pohatcong $311,887.27
• Washington Borough $633,597.77
• Washington Twp. $624,069.24
• White Twp. $457,369.18

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