
A Big Move Proposal For The Toms River Walmart
If you’ve spent any time in Ocean County, there’s a good chance you’ve made a stop at the Walmart on Route 37 in Toms River. It’s been a longtime local shopping spot and became one of those reliable places people head to for everything from groceries to last-minute errands.

Over the years it’s changed with the times, but for a lot of Jersey families, it’s just been part of everyday life.
It may feel like there’s a Walmart around every corner in New Jersey—and there are quite a few. Right now, there are about 62 Walmart stores across the Garden State.
From quick grocery runs to picking up those random things you didn’t know you needed, Walmart has become one of those places a lot of Jersey families visit on a pretty regular basis.
Is The Toms River Walmart On Route 37 Looking To Expand The Current Location?
According to reports, it appears the Toms River Walmart, located on Route 37, in Ocean County, is looking to expand on the current store.
Shorebeat Toms River reported, "Walmart is seeking approval to expand its store on Route 37 West by nearly 48,200 square feet, including a larger grocery section and a dedicated area for online order pickup and delivery, according to a Toms River planning board notice filed this week."
As Toms River continues to grow, so should its stores, and Walmart is a very popular "go-to" for many people in Toms River and its surrounding communities. Having an updated and newly designed store for residents on the existing property makes a lot of sense.
Shorebeat Toms River added, "The Toms River planning board will discuss the matter during a public hearing on the proposal at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 1, at the township municipal complex on Washington Street. The board may adjourn the hearing to a later date and time if needed."
What are your thoughts on expanding the Toms River Walmart on Route 37? We always like to hear your comments on news affecting our neighborhoods.
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