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New Windsor Town Council Work Session 7-20-2026
Published: Jul 20, 2026
Proposal for Global War on Terrorism Plaque at Veterans Memorial Park Under Consideration
The council discussed a request to add a plaque commemorating the Global War on Terrorism to the Veterans Memorial Park. It was noted that there are three existing open slots on the memorial that could accommodate a new plaque without requiring a new monument. The discussion included clarifying the official terminology for the conflict, with suggestions to list the three distinct operations (Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Inherent Resolve) and their respective dates, potentially on a single plaque. The council is considering how to best represent this significant period in military history.
Town Council Considers Yard Waste Pickup for Private Communities
Councilman Wolf Malo raised the issue of the town not providing yard waste pickup, particularly for residents in private communities like The Reserve, who may not be aware of this service limitation. While the town has historically not provided this service to such communities, partly due to their association as condo associations with their own landscaping services, some residents believe it should be considered. The council discussed the potential impact, the distinction between residential and commercial yard waste, and the possibility of formalizing a resolution to clarify town policies on yard waste collection, including potential fees and acceptable materials (e.g., paper bags vs. plastic).
211 High Street Redevelopment Project Approves Roofing and Demolition Contracts
The council discussed and approved the award of two contracts for the 211 High Street redevelopment project's exterior improvements. The first award was to SNK Roofing for roof replacement at a cost of $13,631. The second award was to Urbana Multi-services LLC for interior demolition, with a bid of $29,810 and a $4,000 allowance for contingencies, totaling $33,810. Both awards were made using available grant money totaling $250,000 for exterior improvements.
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