The Ulster County Highway Department is a key governmental agency responsible for maintaining and improving the roadway infrastructure throughout Ulster County, New York. As part of county government operations, it ensures the safe and efficient movement of vehicles and pedestrians across more than 640 miles of county-managed roads and over 150 bridges. The department provides seasonal services including snow and ice removal during winter months and road resurfacing, maintenance, and drainage upgrades in warmer seasons. Beyond road repairs, it actively collaborates with state and local municipalities on infrastructure planning, emergency response coordination, and sustainable transportation initiatives. The department is also involved in overseeing bridge rehabilitation and construction, enhancing roadway safety through signage and guardrail improvements. Known for its responsive service and community engagement, it works closely with residents and businesses to address infrastructure concerns. The department prioritizes long-term planning and capital project management to improve county-wide transportation systems. Its work supports not only daily commuter needs but also emergency service access and disaster response.

Key Services:

– Roadway maintenance and repair for county roads
– Bridge inspection, rehabilitation, and construction
– Snow plowing and salt application during winter seasons
– Traffic and safety signage installation and maintenance
– Drainage system installation and stormwater control
– Pavement resurfacing and patching
– Guardrail repairs and roadway hazard mitigation
– Emergency response support for storm and infrastructure events
– Capital improvement planning and project execution
– Coordination with local and state transportation agencies