The Capital Engineering Department is responsible for planning and improving the City-owned infrastructure. Services include assistance with master planning, project management, design and construction, information gathering, analysis and storage, and the inspection and regulation of private development.
Our mission is to provide professional engineering, inspection, and administration services for planning, design, construction, and maintenance of the City's infrastructure.
YOU MUST BE AN APPROVED CONTRACTOR TO DO WORK IN THE CITY OF NEWBERG RIGHT-OF-WAY, CLICK HERE TO SEE IF YOU ARE AN APPROVED CONTRACTOR.
If you do not see your company on the list, fill out the CONTRACTORS PREQUALIFICATION APPLICATION and email it to engineering@newbergoregon.gov.
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Other Roads Projects - River Street Update There has been considerable progress made towards a complete re-build of South River Street; a project that will cover two biennia. First, the Newberg Urban Renewal Agency (NURA) has accepted the recommendation from their Community Advisory Committee that two sections of River Street would make great candidates for early NURA public improvements. Find more info here. |
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The City of Newberg is weighing up its options for a major upgrade to its waste water treatment plant to include a potential new Oxidation ditch. This is the critical plant that deals with human waste for our growing population. Click here to learn more. |
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Ongoing construction or improvement projects funded by a city's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) include infrastructure upgrades such as road repairs, water, sewer, and storm-water system improvements. These Projects are considered essential for maintaining and enhancing public facilities within a community, ensuring the quality, safety, and functionality of public infrastructure in accordance with the City Public Works Design and Construction Standards, and the City Municipal Code. |
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This page explains several road related things. First how road repairs are paid for using the Transportation Utility Fee or TUF. Second this page explains how we choose road projects for our repairs. Lastly this page explains what summer road repairs are scheduled for the next summer. Transportation services are provided by the Engineering and Public Works. Click here to learn more. |
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There are lots of ways to get around! Our whole community needs safe travel for work and school; for exercise and business; to community events and essential services. Click here to learn More. For the project map, click here |
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Storm-water runoff from impervious areas like roofs, parking lots, and paved streets can contain pollutants that harm water quality. We maintain and repair the city's stormwater network. This includes street drains and underground pipes that are separate from the sewer system. Read more about Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) City Programs. |
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A Geographic Information System (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information. City of Newberg Maps |
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Public infrastructure Master Plans are strategic documents guiding the long-term development, improvement, and sustainability of public infrastructure. These inform everything we do for maintenance and improvement. |
Current Projects managed by ODOT (Dept. of Transportation). Construction in the Willamette valley and on the north coast Click here
- Newberg-Dundee Bypass Phase 2A Click here
- The Newberg-Dundee Bypass with impacts to Hwy219/ Wilsonville Rd/ Wynooski Rd Click Here
- Newberg Urban Design Verification Study. Click here
- ADA Ramp Improvements in Newberg - click here for project details, click here for a project map
- ODOT district maintenance office click here
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