Walters President and Founder Ed Walters Jr. recently joined local dignitaries at 357 Haywood Road in Stafford Township for a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new combined station for first responders. Those on hand included Mayor Robert Henken, Council President Lisa Mower, Councilwoman Amy Otte, Councilman Steven Esposito, Chief Jason Spisak, Chief Michael Essig, Township Administrator Matthew von der Hayden and Township Engineer Frank Little. — Courtesy: Walters
By Joshua Burd
Walters has taken the wraps off a new joint substation for Stafford Township’s volunteer fire company, emergency medical services and emergency management department.
The developer, which is based in nearby Barnegat, developed the facility at 357 Haywood Road as part of its community investment initiative in a municipality where it has completed several residential projects. Its work has also included refurbishing and reconditioning the existing Stafford Park water tower and building the township’s newest park and playground, Park of the Pines, while the firm has also completed improvements at Nautilus Park and a new traffic signal near a Costco on Barnegat Road.
Walters President and Founder Ed Walters Jr. recently joined local dignitaries for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new combined station for first responders.
“These projects are enriching the quality of life for Stafford Township residents,” Walters said. “The result is a healthier and more robust community.”
