Newburgh Declares State of Emergency

The Town of Newburgh has declared a State of Emergency with these important guidelines to follow.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made for very trying times for everyone. To help keep the community safe, all town offices and buildings to the public have closed until further notice. The staff will be working and will be available to answer calls and emails.

Important guidelines:

The town website is www.newburgh-in.com
Town employees will be working and available to answer phone calls and emails
Essential business may be handled by calling 812-853-1720
Emergency services will remain operational
Trash pickup will continue as usual
Public meetings are being minimized and might be cancelled. Please call, check our Facebook page or Town website for updates on public meetings
Parks remain open at this time, all public restroom facilities are closed
The Wastewater Treatment Facility is closed to the public. Please call ahead if you have essential business at 812-853-6412
Utility bills may be paid by mail, online, or placed in one of the two drop boxes located on the Jennings Street side of Town Hall and on Water Street in the Town Hall parking lot or by clicking here. If you require a receipt please notate on your bill and one will be mailed to you. Anyone using cash should call ahead and make arrangements for drop off. Questions for utility bills can be directed to 812-853-7496 or email: utilityoffice@newburgh-in.com.

The Town of Newburgh urges everyone to follow the CDC preventive measures to help control the spread of COVID-19 with social distancing and gathering limitations. Please visit the CDC website for more information.

If you believe you have the COVID-19, but are not severely ill, please contact one of the free 24-hour nurse triage lines: