Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Katrina Cotten’s organization
May 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council of the City of Newburgh Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed various community and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included the establishment of a Charter Review Commission, with extensive public commentary on governance, transparency, and public trust. The council discussed the potential implementation of new city parks and the importance of youth infrastructure and accessibility. Resolutions were passed regarding fire alarm repair services at the Broadway Courthouse, change orders for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Administration Building project, and traffic signal upgrades. Additionally, the council approved street naming requests to honor Dr. Ralph Harris and Robert W. Moody, authorized personnel amendments, and reviewed agreements concerning redevelopment projects and cybersecurity grant applications.
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The council meeting covered several key items including an agreement with SavATree for Emerald Ash Borer tree injection services, the acceptance of a payment in lieu of paving from Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, and a contract with Securitas Technology Corporation for door repairs at 123 Grand Street. Other topics included the satisfaction of a mortgage for 521 South Street, release of restrictive covenants for 117 Chambers Street, amendments to site development and PILOT agreements with The Kearney Realty & Development Group Inc., and professional services agreements with Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. for administrative consulting. The meeting also addressed state-funded grants for water reimbursements, licensing for kayak rentals, concession contracts for the Aquatic Center, initiatives for gun violence elimination, police traffic services, and feasibility studies for passenger rail service. Finally, the council discussed various appointments to the Industrial Development Agency and the Police Community Relations and Review Board, along with scheduling a public hearing for the Charter Review Commission, traffic ordinance amendments, and tax lien settlements.
Apr 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Newburgh Council Council Work Session
The council reviewed a presentation on the Quassaick Creek Greenway implementation strategy and the Newburgh Community Land Bank annual report. Several resolutions were discussed, including an agreement for Emerald Ash Borer tree injection services, the acceptance of a payment in lieu of paving from Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, and a contract for entry door repairs and upgrades at 123 Grand Street. Additionally, the council addressed a satisfaction of mortgage for 521 South Street, a release of restrictive covenants for 117 Chambers Street, amendments to a site development and PILOT agreement with The Kearney Realty & Development Group Inc., and consulting services for CDBG. Various grants and contracts were considered, including amendments to NYS DEC water and PFOS expense reimbursement contracts, license agreements for kayak rentals, an aquatic center concession contract, and applications for GIVE and police traffic services grants. The meeting also included discussions on the Flock camera update, a feasibility study for the West Shore passenger rail service, appointments to various boards, the establishment of a Charter Review Commission, traffic ordinance amendments, and a search for a new City Manager.
Apr 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Newburgh Council Council Meeting Agenda
The Council reviewed several key business matters, including authorizing a Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement for Bourne and Kenney Apartments and approving asbestos testing surveys for the Police Department lobby and the Department of Public Works garage. Additionally, the Council considered the adoption of a hazard mitigation plan, the lease of printing equipment for the City Clerk and Police Department, professional engineering services for chemical bulk storage, water quality testing and algae treatment for Browns Pond, property covenant releases, a time extension for a real estate closing, participation in the Stop-DWI program, the summer youth employment program, a license agreement for a farmers market, a legislative grant application, and amendments to the five-year paving plan and the interim City Manager appointment.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
