N.J. launches project to help prevent sewage from spewing into Jersey Shore waters

Gov. Phil Murphy and other New Jersey officials launched a project Monday they say will help prevent a section of the Jersey Shore from having sewage spewed into its waterways and better prepare the area for future storms.

The state is using $20 million in federal grant funding toward replacing a damaged and aging 3,000-foot sewer pipe, while also relocating a damaged pump station, at the Two Rivers Water Reclamation Authority in Monmouth Beach.

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