Capital Projects Update - February 2026

Ventnor has been making significant progress on key capital projects that benefit our community. Here are a few projects that are in the works:

AWARDED OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Pickleball and Tennis Court Improvements - this project includes court resurfacing, new fencing, courtyard enhancements, and upgraded amenities to improve safety, accessibility, and the overall court experience.

Surrey Avenue Water Tower Improvements - this project will rehabilitate and repaint the elevated tank with structural, coating, lighting, and safety upgrades to ensure long-term operational reliability.

Reconstruction of Ventnor Avenue - this project will resurface the road and install new curbs, gutters, and ADA-compliant ramps to improve safety, accessibility, and long-term roadway reliability.

IN DESIGN

Lead Service Line Replacement Project - this project will replace approximately 3,677 lead service lines to protect public health and meet regulatory standards.

Fulton Avenue Stormwater Rehabilitation - this project will replace and upsize stormwater pipes and add a wet well to increase drainage capacity, reduce flooding, and improve neighborhood resiliency.

Drinking Water Well Improvements - this project will replace undersized wells and install modern pumps, electrical systems, and monitoring equipment to strengthen the reliability, efficiency, and resilience of the city’s water supply.

Department of Public Works Fuel Tank Replacement - this project will upgrade fuel tanks to meet environmental regulations and ensure safe, reliable fueling.

Winchester Avenue Sanitary Sewer Main Replacements - this project will replace aging sewer lines and resurface streets to improve system reliability, reduce groundwater infiltration, and protect environmental and public health.

Winchester Avenue Water Main Replacement - this project will replace aging and undersized water mains in two phases to improve water pressure, reliability, and overall system performance.

FUNDING NEEDED

Lower Ventnor Heights Resiliency Project - this project includes upgrading stormwater infrastructure and implementing flood protection measures to reduce flooding risks and strengthen long-term community resilience.

City Hall Waterproofing - this project will repair masonry, seal cracks, and apply protective coatings to prevent water intrusion and preserve the building.

Fulton Avenue and Fremont Avenue Pump Station - this project will construct a new elevated, high-capacity stormwater pump station and shoreline protections to reduce flooding and improve long-term coastal resiliency.

Atlantic Avenue Traffic Signal Optimization - this project will upgrade the internal traffic signal controls at intersections.

Boat Ramp Replacement at Ski Beach - this project will enhance the boat ramp, add floating docks, and improve site safety and accessibility to support recreation and community events.

Water Reservoir Surface Recoating - this project will clean and apply a protective interior coating to the aging reservoir to preserve structural integrity and ensure safe, reliable drinking water storage.