When it comes to business development and commerce, the Woodbridge Economic Development Corporation, or WEDCO, continues to connect with international corporations and corporate headquarters, commercial enterprises, businesses and retail outlets looking to make Woodbridge Township their corporate or business home. Nearby Newark Liberty International Airport speeds business air access to nationwide and international destinations. Rail commuters find both Amtrak and New Jersey Transit passage via the Metro Park Station in Iselin and from the downtown Woodbridge and Avenel train stations. Highways 1, 9, 35 and 27 and Route 440, providing a direct link to New York City via Staten Island. Woodbridge’s transportation hub includes easy access to the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway Interstate 287 U.S. The plethora of transportation options literally brings business and business travelers to Woodbridge’s front door. Convenient public transportation access, skilled workforce and training facilities, a booming economic development commitment, new housing, updated and expanded recreational facilities and more make Woodbridge Township a natural choice for business and industry. The community’s 100,000-plus residents have easy access by land and rail to employment, shopping, dining and recreational opportunities throughout the region. With its ideal location in northern Middlesex County – considered the Crossroads of New Jersey – Woodbridge encompasses 26 square miles and is strategically located between New York and Philadelphia. The township has earned the New Jersey League of Municipalities prestigious Sustainable Jersey Silver-Level Certification and Champion Award for large-size municipalities for 10 years running and has been named an “All-American City” by the National Civic League. It encompasses 10 separate and distinctive communities – Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelawn, Iselin, Keasbey, Menlo Park Terrace, Port Reading, Sewaren and Woodbridge Proper.
Known as “The Best Town Around,” Woodbridge has grown over those four centuries into the fifth-largest municipality in New Jersey. Woodbridge Township, the oldest chartered municipality in the State of New Jersey, celebrated its 350th anniversary in 2019. Location, transportation, arts and education make it “The Best Town Around”
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