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Peekskill outlines 2026 paving list as DPW prepares bid documents
Summary
City manager and DPW presented a list of streets proposed for the 2026 paving and resurfacing program and said the city will issue bid documents once the New York State budget is finalized. The council authorized proceeding with the program and obtaining competitive bids.
City Manager (Matt) and DPW staff presented Peekskill’s proposed 2026 paving and resurfacing list and asked the council to authorize competitive bidding and potential joint agreements with Con Edison. The streets named included Academy; Decatur; Orchard to Maine; Bridal Drive; Requa; Smith to Simpson; Horton; Lincoln from Grant to Finch; Constant from Nelson to the dead end; Boulevard from Prospect to Riverview; DuPuy from Franklin to Hudson; Short Street; Lower Washington from Blalock to the city line; and Phoenix from Nelson to Highland.
The manager said the list may be adjusted—streets can be added or removed prior to the bid release—and that the city has waited for clarity on the New York State budget before issuing bid documents. Council later approved Resolution J14, which authorizes the Department of Public Works to proceed with the 2026 street paving and resurfacing program using available CHIPS funding and to solicit competitive bids and joint paving agreements with Con Edison.
Public works staff and council members said the goal is to move quickly once state funding and bid responses are in place to complete resurfacing during the construction season. No dissenting votes were recorded on the paving resolution.
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