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• Water Update: restoration times / water available for affected residents

  Our crews are still onsite and working on the water outage. Due to the emergency leak repair yesterday, when a water line was shut down, it caused a larger infrastructure problem that is taking longer to fix.  Water service is expected to be restored later morning / early afternoon once the repair is complete.

  A water tanker will be available later this morning at Vails Gate Fire Company Station 2 on 4 Weather Oak Hill Road.  Please bring containers to fill. 

  Cases of bottled water will also be available for those affected by the water outage.

  We’ll post once both the tanker and bottled water are available at Vails Gate Fire Company Station 2.  WATER IS NOT AVAILABLE right now, please wait until we follow up with a second post.
   

• Boil Water Advisory Due to Emergency Water Leak Repair: Burroughs Ln, Shelly Rd, Keats Dr, Byron Ln, Melville Dr, Stephenson Ln & Hemingway Ln

  Due to a emergency water main leak repair, water will be turned off at approximately 4 PM on the following streets on Thursday, January 9th

  Burroughs Lane, Shelly Road, Keats Drive, Byron Lane, Melville Drive, Stephenson Lane and Hemingway Lane 

  A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued for these same streets until further notice.  Please follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and sign up for text alerts from the Town for notifications.

• LIFTED: Boil Water Advisory for February 6 Emergency Water Outage

  Update February 8, 10:40am: The boil water advisory for all affected streets listed below has been lifted.

   

  There is a boil water advisory in affect for: 925-899 Little Britain Road (Route 207), and Silver Stream Road.

  In addition to the above streets previously listed, also now included are:

  Mt Airy Rd (from Briarwood Ln to Bethlehem Rd)
  Briarwood Ln
  Windemere Estates
  Cooper Ct
  Swan Hollow Rd
  Shady Dell Dr
  Coach House Ct

  Bring your tap water to a rolling boil, boil for one minute and cool before using, or use bottled water. Boiled or bottled water should be used for: drinking, making ice, washing dishes, brushing teeth, and preparing food until further notice.

• Emergency Water Maintenance Repair: Route 207 Area, Monday 4/20

  Monday April 20th, there will be an EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE repair. There will be NO water from 8:30am-4pm, & a boil water advisory for: Temple Hill Rd from Fisher Ln to the Thruway overpass including the New Windsor Country Inn, Hempstead Rd, Wembley Rd, Executive Dr, Rt 300/Union Avenue from Rt 207 to Town of Newburgh Line, Rt 207 from 912 Little Britain Rd to Rt 300, including Silver Spring Rd, Moores Hill Rd from Brown's Drive to Rt 207. https://bit.ly/3anS9o9

   Update 4/20 8:30am: Temple Hill Rd, Wembley Rd, Hempstead Rd, Executive Dr & the Country Inn WILL HAVE water & NOT BE affected by the work today.

• Notice of Water Service Shutdown & Boil Water Advisory: September 26

  Due to a leak repair / valve replacement water service will be interrupted on Monday, September 26 from appoximately 9am to 4pm for: Vails Gate Heights Dr, Old Forge Hill Rd, Mountain View Village, and Big V Plaza.

  The boil water notice below will go into affect AFTER the work is completed on Monday.

  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.  If you have any questions, please contact Scott VanDyke at 845-561-2550

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  New Windsor Police install new pole mounted speed limit sign

  Town Police & Highway Department members were on Dean Hill Road recently to talk to some area residents about the installation of a new pole mounted electronic speed limit sign. Town residents Sabrina Oliveri and Kevin Shader had written a letter to the Town about their concerns of speeding cars on Dean Hill Road and requested a sign of this type be installed to help slow vehicles down.

  Electronic speed limit signs of this type are portable and are used to alert motorists of their speed if they are traveling above the posted limit. The Police Department determined that Dean Hill Road would be a suitable location for the sign to be displayed. The Highway Department installed the sign post and the sign last week.

  New Windsor Police Chief Robert Doss stated, “I think this is an excellent example of how we all can work together to get things done. Traffic safety in the town is extremely important to us and getting cars to slow down in residential areas like Dean Hill Road is a priority. Motorists have to realize that there are people walking their dogs, people exercising and kids playing in these areas and they need to be aware of their speed and slow down for everyone’s safety.”

  If you know of a road that you think would benefit from the installation of one of the signs, please contact Sgt. William Ruger. He can be contacted at (845) 565-7000 or at [email protected]

  The Police Department recently obtained two of these electronic speed signs using grant funding from The Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant. This grant is federally funded and is used for criminal justice programs at the state and local levels. The signs are portable and can be easily moved from location to location depending on need.

  Pictured in the photos are (L to R): NW Highway Superintendent Anthony Fayo, Kevin Shader, Sabrina Oliveri, Sgt William Ruger, Police Chief Robert Doss, Mrs. Byron, Mr. Vernon Byron.