The Liberty Street Reconstruction project is an investment by the City of Newburgh into public infrastructure for Liberty Street between Ann Street and Renwick Street. The project will include a new separate storm sewer, a new drinking water main, rehabilitation to the existing sewer, green infrastructure, and streetscaping.

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Project Status

Current Phase:

Schematic Design - Work is currently focused on progressing the design to share with the public for feedback. We are preparing for a public workshop that will be held in early December.

Project Schedule

  • Design Completion Target: Mid 2027

  • Construction Begins: Late 2027

  • Construction Completed: Mid 2030

Next Milestone

Public Workshop 1

Last Updated: 9/28/2026

Check this space for regular project updates, upcoming engagement opportunities and construction progress. 

By the Numbers…

$18,720,000

secured in grant funding 

8

upgraded and accessible intersections

1,800 feet

of new water infrastructure 

2,900 feet

of new sewer infrastructure 

20

ADA-compliant curb ramps

Together, these improvements will strengthen essential services, improve accessibility, and create a safer Liberty Street.