City of Kingston Paving
The first round of paving in 2024 will be North Front Street from Fair Street to Washington Avenue and Main Street from Clinton Avenue to Wall Street. Milling is expected to begin on Monday, April 22 and paving is expected to be completed by Friday, April 26, 2024, weather depending.
During this time, there may be detours and changes in traffic patterns.
The next round of paving will be announced in the coming weeks. Paving season is expected to continue through October 2024.
Potholes
To report a pothole, please call 311 or use the Kingston 311 app.
Washington Avenue Paving
Washington Avenue from Lucas Ave to Route 32 was paved on Thursday, August 15, 2019.
Thank you to the Towns of Ulster, Esopus and Kingston for their assistance in the City of Kingston's major paving projects - we appreciate our partners in shared services!
Hurley Avenue Revitalization Project
The Hurley Avenue Revitalization Project, which included paving Hurley Ave from Washington Ave to the Town of Ulster line, was completed in November 2019.
More information on the project at: https://kingston-ny.gov/hurleyave
Completed paving on Hurley Ave
Foxhall Avenue
The City of Kingston is pleased to announce that restoration of Foxhall Avenue from Hasbrouck to Flatbush has been completed.
News about future Foxhall Ave improvements:
The City of Kingston received a $3.6 million grant for the Safe and Accessible Flatbush and Foxhall Project, which will fund sidewalk and streetscape improvements from Colonial Gardens, where nearly 800 residents live, on Flatbush Avenue and along Foxhall Avenue to Broadway. The project will connect adjacent neighborhoods, commercial areas, a public pre-K school, and essential services. The grant will make this oft-traveled route ADA accessible, correct the intermittent and broken sidewalk network, and create bicycle infrastructure.
In addition, two intersections and two railroad crossings that are greatly in need of improvement will get upgrades for pedestrian safety.
This project has also been funded in part by the
Climate Smart Community Grant Program, Title 15 of the Environmental Protection
Fund through
the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Construction is expected to begin in 2023.
More at: https://kingston-ny.gov/news/?FeedID=917
Broadway Streetscape Project
The Broadway Streetscape Project is a complete overhaul for the Broadway corridor between St. James and Grand Streets. The goal of the project is to improve traffic flow and safety for all street users including vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists. The Broadway Streetscape Project enhances the overall aesthetics of Broadway with new sidewalks, lighting, street furniture, bicycle facilities along with trees, shrubs, plants and bioswales. And brand new paving!
The Broadway Streetscape Project construction began in Spring 2020 and is fully completed.
More info at: https://www.kingston-ny.gov/broadwaystreetscapeproject
Paving Newsfeed
Read the weekly roadwork update here.
April 4, 2024: Mayor Noble Announces First Round of 2024 Paving
November 27, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces Close of 2023 Paving Season
October 5, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces October Paving Projects
September 8, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces September Paving Projects
August 10, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces August Paving Projects
July 11, 2023: Pearl Street Will Be Next Paving Project
June 5, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces June Paving Projects
May 10, 2023: Mayor Noble Announces May Paving Project
April 27, 2023: Lucas Avenue Will Be Next Paving Project
April 25, 2023: City of Kingston Announces First 2023 Paving
October 14, 2022: October Paving Projects Announced
August 31, 2022: September Paving Projects Announced
August 29, 2022: Wilbur Ave Paving Project to Begin in September
August 5, 2022: August Paving + Additional Funding for Paving
July 8, 2022: Next Round of 2022 Paving Announced
June 15, 2022: City of Kingston Announces Next Round of Paving
May 31, 2022: Kingston Announces Second Round of Paving 2022
May 12, 2022: City of Kingston Announces First Paving of 2022
July 28, 2021: City of Kingston Announces Round 4 Paving
July 1, 2021: City of Kingston Announces Round 3 Paving
May 19, 2021: City of Kingston Announces Round 2: Pearl Street
April 20, 2021: 2021 Paving Budget and First Round of Paving Announced
September 29, 2020: City of Kingston Announces Paving of Boulevard/Route 32
August 3, 2020: Round Three of Paving Announced
July 14, 2020: Round Two of Paving Announced
May 5, 2020: City of Kingston and DPW Announce First Round of Paving in 2020
October 9, 2019: City of Kingston & DPW Announce Foxhall Paving Completion
September 30, 2019: Hurley Avenue Revitalization Project Starting October 1
September 6, 2019: City of Kingston and DPW Announces Next Round of Paving: Foxhall Ave and Grand St.
August 22, 2019: Next Round of Paving in 2019 Announced
August 6, 2019: City of Kingston Announces Next Round of Paving Projects
July 17, 2019: The City of
Kingston’s DPW Announces Third
Round of Paving of 2019
June 4, 2019: Department of Public Works Announces Next Round of Paving
April 26, 2019: The City of Kingston's DPW to Begin Paving and Patching City Streets
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.: What factors go into deciding which streets are paved?
A.: Many factors are considered when choosing the next streets for paving. We look at the traffic volume and usage; the age of the road; infrastructure issues that need to be addressed beforehand (such as drainage and other underground utilities); and whether other roadwork is planned in the area.
Q.: If Central Hudson is working on my property and I have questions or complaints, who can I contact?
A.: The contact for gas line replacement work at Central Hudson is Stefanie Pola, 845-240-3688
Q.: Who can I contact to report a pothole?
A.: You can contact the Department of Public Works (845-331-0682) or create a service ticket via Kingston311.
Previously Paved Streets
2023:
Arlington Place
Cordts Street
Cornell Street
Field Court
Hooker Street
Linwood Place
Lucas Avenue
Madden Street
Main Street
Moore Street
North Street
Pearl Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Shufeldt Street
Syzmanski Street
Valentine Court
Valentine Avenue
Willow Street
2022:
Albany Avenue
Abeel Street from Dunn Street to the City line
Arlmont Street
Beckett Court
Clifton Avenue
Colfax Place
East O'Reilly from Hasbrouck to Broadway
Garden Street from Foxhall to Hasbrouck
Harding Avenue
Hasbrouck Place
Highland Ave.
Hillcrest Avenue
Hillsworth Avenue
Intersection at Flatbush Avenue, East Chester, and 9-W
Lindsley Avenue
Prince Street
Van Buren Street
Walnut St.
Washington Avenue from Schwenk Drive to Lucas Ave.
West O'Reilly Street (Broadway to Marys Ave)
Wilbur Avenue
York Place
2021:
Linderman Avenue from Washington Ave to Twin Ponds Drive
Navara Street
Abeel Street from Wilbur Ave to Hudson St.
McEntee Street from Broadway to West Pierpont
Hunter Street from Wurts to Ravine
Washington Ave from Hurley Ave to the bridge over Esopus Creek
Gill Street from Yeoman Street to East Strand Street
Catherine Street from Gill Street to Sycamore Street
East Strand Street from Abruyn Street to trolley tracks
Pearl Street from Clinton Avenue to Johnston Avenue
Merilina Avenue
Boulder Avenue
Plymouth Avenue
2020:
Boulevard/Route 32 from the City Line to Greenkill Avenue
Green Street from North Front Street to St. James Street.
Emerson Street from Pearl Street to Lucas Avenue
Lafayette Avenue from Main Street to Lucas Avenue
Tremper Ave. from
Albany Ave. to Elmendorf St.
Elmendorf St. from Tremper
to Broadway
Clinton Ave. from
Maiden to Franklin St.
Tietjen Ave.
Teller St.
Deyo St.
Colonial Dr.
Sheehan Ct.
Stuyvesant Dr.
2019:
Trenton Street off of Andrew St.
Jervis Street off of Andrew St.
Brewster Street (partial)
Peter Street
Augusta from Andrew St to the dead-end
Newkirk Avenue
Hanratty Street
Delaware Ave from Corporate Drive to the intersection of 9-W
Hasbrouck Ave from Delaware Ave to East Chester St.
South Washington Avenue from Boulevard to dead-end
Petit Avenue
Klingburg Avenue from Boulevard to dead-end
Condie Street from Albert to Route 32
Wilbur Avenue near the Sewer Annex and additional sections
near Chapel St.
Broadway under the CSX Overpass
Washington Avenue from Route 32 (Boulevard) to Lucas Ave.
Apple Street
Snyder Ave
Coffey Place
Taylor Street
Shamrock Lane
Foxhall Avenue from Flatbush to Stephan Street
Grand Street from Smith Avenue to Foxhall
Cornell Street from Progress Street to Foxhall
Hurley Avenue from Washington Ave to the Town of Ulster line
Foxhall Avenue from Hasbrouck to Flatbush
Pine Grove Ave from Broadway to Susan St.
Summer Street
Susan Street
S. Sterling St.
Valley St.
2018:
First Avenue (Delaware to Larch)
Second Avenue (Delaware to Larch)
Third Avenue
Crane Street (Walnut to Delaware)
Jansen Ave (O'Reilly to Prince)
Larch Street
Madison Ave.
Smith Ave. (Garden St to Prince St.)
South Pine St.
Wilson Ave.
Winchell Ave.
Wrentham St.
Yeoman St.
2017:
Browning Terrace
Conway Place
Crown Street
Derrenbacher Street
East Chester Street Extension
Fort Street
Furnace Street (Franklin to Henry Street)
Hewitt Place
Kingston Terrace (E. Chester St to dead-end)
Linsley Ave.
Lisa Lane
Main Street (Wall St. to Washington Ave)
Manor Place (Roosevelt Ave to Wilson Ave.)
Schryver Court
S. Farrelly Street
Tammany Street
2016:
First Avenue (Larch St to Town of Ulster line)
Second Ave (Larch St to Kingston St.)
Fourth Ave.
Clifton Ave. (Park St. to Highland)
Clinton Ave. (Pearl to N. Front St.)
Gage St.
Kingston St.
North Wilbur St.
Park St.
Rock St./Roundout St.
South Clinton Ave.
South Prospect St.
Ulster St.
Warren St.
W. Chestnut Street (Broadway to Orchard St.)
Contacts for paving questions:
Dept. of Public Works - 331-0682
DPW Dispatch - 338-2114
Communication & Community Engagement - 334-3945
Central Hudson contact- 249-5797