John Mack Newtown

June 2026 Newtown Township Paving Program Schedule

Newtown Township’s June 2026 Paving Program is scheduled to begin on June 1, 2026, and continue through June 26, 2026. The project includes road milling, paving, curb restoration, handicap ramp replacement, pavement repairs, and pavement markings at several locations throughout the township.

Project Scope

The 2026 paving work is divided into three main categories:

1. Mill, Pave, and Concrete Restoration

This is the most extensive category of work and includes milling the existing road surface, repaving, and replacing curbs and handicap ramps.

Full-length improvements are planned for:

  • Hidden Valley Lane
  • Union Street
  • Westwood Court
  • Oak Court
  • Brentwood Court
  • Briarwood Court
  • Goldenrod Court

Partial-length improvements are planned for:

  • Eagleton Farms Road — back loop from Millers Road to Millers Road
  • Jonquil Drive — from Shamrock Court to Eagle Road
  • Everett Drive — from house #94 / #101 to Lower Dolington Road
  • Columbine Circle — from South Drive to house #14

2. Pavement Repairs

Specific sections of the following roads are scheduled for Type 2 pavement repairs only:

  • Linton Hill Road
  • Wrights Road

3. Pavement Markings

Pavement marking work is planned for:

  • North Sycamore Street
  • South Sycamore Street

For details of the program, including maps, read “Newtown Township 2026 Liquid Fuels Road Program”.

Concrete Work Schedule

Additional locations included in the paving program — including Jonquil Drive, Everett Drive, Sycamore Street, Wrights Road, and Linton Hill Road — do not have specific concrete-work windows listed in the primary schedule grid. Their repairs or pavement markings may be coordinated around the concrete restoration work.

Bottom Line

The June 2026 paving schedule focuses first on concrete-related work, including curbs and handicap ramps, before moving through other paving, repair, and marking tasks. Residents on affected roads should watch for township notices, temporary parking restrictions, and possible access limitations during construction.