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The Transportation Utility Fee
What is TUF?
- The City of Newberg has over 65.5 miles paved streets plus 4 miles of gravel roadways.
- Roads are the City’s largest asset with a replacement value of $150 million.
- In 2016, the condition of the roads ranged from poor ⇔ good.
- Age and continued deterioration already exceeded the available funds to maintain the aging roads.
In 2017, City Council adopted a Transportation Utility Fee (TUF) to generate approximately $1.2 million annually for road maintenance.