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Quanetta Inman is city’s new code officer
Newburgh City Manager Todd Venning is pleased to announce his appointment of Quanetta Inman as Code Compliance Supervisor. Ms. Inman has served in positions of increasing responsibility within the … more
Mobile DMV coming to Town of Newburgh
On Tuesday, June 18, the Orange County Mobile Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) Unit will be stationed at the Town of Newburgh Town Hall, 1496 Route 300, Newburgh, from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to … more
City announces ‘Love Your Block’ mini grants
The City of Newburgh announces the annual launch of the Love Your Block Mini-grants program, a community-strengthening collaboration between the Newburgh City Council and New York State Attorney … more
Investigation into activities at two New Windsor massage parlors has led to two arrests.
Undercover spa Investigation results in 2 arrests
On June 5,the Town of New Windsor Police Department, in conjunction with Investigators from the New York State Police, conducted an undercover investigation into prostitution and unlicensed/illegal … more
Around the Valley: Orange County
Comedy fundraiser to support families of officers with cancer The Blue Line Comedy fundraiser will take place on Friday, June 7, at the Turtle Creek Golf Course to support the families of two local … more
Around the Valley: Ulster County
Comedy Fundraiser to support families of officers battling cancer The Blue Line Comedy fundraiser will take place on Friday, June 7, at the Turtle Creek Golf Course to support the families of two … more
Ulster declares June to be Pride Month
The Ulster County Executive and Ulster County Legislature declare June as Pride Month in Ulster County. “As we declare June as Pride Month in Ulster County, we are reminded of how far … more
Broadway parking restrictions announced
Beginning June 3, Broadway will experience intermittent parking restrictions and lane closures for road resurfacing as Central Hudson completes its gas main replacement project. This work is expected … more
Arborist Agreement Approved
The Newburgh City Council approved unanimously on Tuesday, May 28 an agreement between the City of Newburgh and Hudson Valley Tree & Lawn Care LLC for consulting arborist services in the amount … more
Bulletproof Vest grant sought
Newburgh City Council unanimously approved Tuesday, May 28 for the City Manager to apply for and a United States Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance grant. The grant, under the 2024 … more
CDBG Hearing Set
Newburgh City Council approved to open the first 30-day public comment period and schedule a public hearing for Monday, June 10, on the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) New Consolidated … more
Upgrading City Technology
The Newburgh City Council approved on Tuesday, May 28 for an agreement executed with Thrive Operations, LLC at the cost of $144,690. The council would also vote on a transfer of $547,823 from the … more
Lloyd implements paid parking along Haviland Road
The Town of Lloyd has begun charging for on-street parking along Haviland Road, including the lower gravel lot at 89 Haviland Road, located just beyond the entrance to Walkway Over the Hudson State … more
Ceremony to celebrate new Marlborough Community Center
The Town of Marlborough will celebrate the grand opening of its newly expanded and remodeled Community Center, also known as the TOMVAC building, with an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony on … more
RUPCO to open waitlist for Senior Property in Milton
On June 17, at 9:30 AM, RUPCO will open the waitlist for the rental assistance Project Based Voucher program at Milton Harvest, a senior community located at 48 Josies Path in Milton. This program, … more
Montgomery Town PD and ADAC team up against drugs
The Town of Montgomery Police Department and Orange County’s Alcohol and Drug Awareness Council will hold a community meeting this Thursday, June 6 at 7 p.m. on the second floor of the town … more
Pine Bush schools to form cell phone policy committee
Noting the difficulty of forming a cell phone policy committee over the summer, the Pine Bush school board agreed to do so in late September, at its May 28 meeting. School Superintendent Brian … more
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Gardiner to form Housing Smart Action Committee
Are you concerned about housing in Gardiner? Do you have strong feelings about short-term rentals, accessory dwelling units, senior and workforce housing? If you answered yes to any of these … more
Walden PD receives $360,000 grant for cameras and LPRs
John Revella, Walden’s village manager, announced recently that the Walden Police Department received $360,000 from a police enforcement technology grant, providing funding to the … more
Shooting reported on Liberty Street
On June 3, 2024, at approximately 10:45 p.m., the City of Newburgh Police Department received a Shotspotter notification of multiple rounds in the area of 81 Liberty Street. A victim of a … more
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