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A special ‘walk and talk’ about a new bi-directional path

The West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance invites you to a special “walk and talk” with the head of Mercer County’s engineering department this Friday afternoon.


Basit Mufazzar, the Mercer County Engineer, will join us at the east entrance of Mercer County Park on Edinburg Rod He will explain why the county built the new bi-directional path on Edinburg Road between the park entrance and Darvell Drive, the thinking behind the design choices, and how people should use it. We know this look is a first for West Windsor, and we have received feedback from many residents. This is your chance to ask questions and offer your thoughts.

Join us Friday in the east entrance’s parking lot. We will begin talking and walking along the path at 1:30 p.m.

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