Newburgh plans Hasbrouck Street neighborhood cleanup

Skip to content Newburgh plans Hasbrouck Street neighborhood cleanup November 11, 2026 9:18 am Mid-Hudson News Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Print NEWBURGH- The City of Newburgh will conduct a neighborhood cleanup and code enforcement initiative along Hasbrouck Street, between South Robinson Avenue (Route 9W) and William Street, on Monday, November 16. The effort will bring together several city departments to improve neighborhood conditions, address property maintenance concerns and enhance public safety. Planned work includes sidewalk cleanup, street sweeping, fire hydrant repainting, park improvements and property inspections. The city will also provide a free dumpster for Hasbrouck Street residents to dispose of unwanted household items. A command post will be established on the street where residents can speak directly with city staff. The Water Department will also distribute lead service line inspection notices to affected property owners. The Newburgh Police Department will continue its proactive policing and quality-of-life enforcement efforts in the area. Residents are asked to keep properties free of debris and observe posted parking restrictions to allow street sweeping operations to proceed. Property concerns can be reported to Code Compliance at 845-569-7400 or through SeeClickFix. Mid-Hudson News Staff This story was compiled by staff at Mid Hudson News. Popular Stories Volunteer EMTs save injured eagle November 10, 2026 Rep. Riley to concentrate on kitchen table issues in new session November 5, 2026 Fishkill keeping fund balance while raising taxes November 10, 2026 Trooper shoots suicidal man in Ulster County November 10, 2026 Animals get 911 system to report cruelty November 6, 2026