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Since it's creation in 2001, the Somerset County Improvement Authority (SCIA) has offered and continues to offer to municipalities and local school districts a mechanism to lower their cost of doing business by providing an alternative funding mechanism for use by the county's local units when there is an opportunity to save taxpayer dollars.

Examples of projects that have benefitted from this shared service initiative can be found on the SCIA Project List to Date.

SENATOR WALTER J. KAVANAUGH SOCIAL SERVICE BUILDING

The Somerset County Board of Social Services, with offices in Somerville, Franklin, and North Plainfield, administers public assistance programs, including SNAP benefits, general assistance and Medicaid. The agency also provides social services such as housing assistance, case management, adult protective services, and home health aide services. (2016)

SOMERVILLE SHOP-RITE SAKER

Shoprite After The construction and operation of this World Class ShopRite supermarket by Saker ShopRites, Inc. created more than 150 construction jobs and 195 permanent jobs. It is located in the West Main Street Redevelopment Area and provides easy access to multiple shops throughout Somerville and surrounding towns. (2011)

MONTGOMERY MUNICIPAL BUILDING The new Montgomery Municipal Center is located just west of the intersection of Orchard Road and Route 206, near the town’s schools and shopping district. With 65,200 square feet in total, this modern center includes the Library, Police Department, municipal offices, community rooms, and historical and cultural items showcasing Montgomery’s history. (2022)

TD BANK BALLPARK The Somerset Patriots, the New York Yankees Double-A affiliate, celebrated their 25th Season Anniversary of TD Bank Ballpark during the 2023 season. Since opening on June 7, 1999, TD Bank Ballpark has been the home for Patriots baseball with the first 21 seasons as an independent baseball club, a season of a team-run professional league during the pandemic, and now entering the third season as the Yankees Double-A team. In addition to welcoming over 8,000,000 fans to Patriots home games, TD Bank Ballpark is a multi-use facility that most recently hosted 72 events to provide affordable and safe community entertainment during the pandemic in 2020. (1999)

SENIOR WELLNESS CENTER, BRIDGEWATER The new and improved senior center is a multi-purpose facility that offers a variety of activities including education programs, health and wellness information, and a stimulating social setting. The new center includes a billiards room, boutique, computer lab, multipurpose room for various classes, and a dining area. (2016)