City of Hoboken Announces Winter Storm Warning Plans

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for our area of New Jersey. The alert will remain in effect until 6 A.M. on Thursday (February 11th).  The alert means significant amounts of snow, sleet and ice are expected.

The City of Hoboken has made all the necessary preparations for this potential storm. Please be advised that as soon as City streets are covered with a layer of snow, cars must be removed from all emergency snow routes. These routes are clearly identified on street signs. They include:

Name of Street Location

• Washington Street Both Sides
• Willow Avenue West Side- Observer Hwy to 11^th Street
• Third Street North Side- Jackson Street to River Street
• Fourth Street South Side- River Street to Jackson Street
• Fifth Street South Side- Clinton Street to Hudson Street
• 13^th Street North Side-Washington Street to Willow Avenue More >

Mayor Zimmer Announces New Environmental Services Director

Mayor Dawn Zimmer introduced Jennifer Wenson Maier today as the City of Hoboken’s new Environmental Services Director. Ms. Maier is the Director of Public Works & Urban Development in Plainfield, New Jersey, where she has brought in over $11 million in related grants in just three years. In addition to her experience as a public works manager, Ms. Maier is also a certified planner and architect.

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City Announces Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Schedule

The Hoboken Office of Emergency Management has scheduled a CERT Team training program which will be held each Monday night, starting February 22nd thru April 12th at the ground floor conference room inside the Newark Street side of City Hall.

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Residents & Elected Officials Attend 14th Street Viaduct Project Public Meeting

A large group of residents and elected officials attended and participated in a public meeting regarding the 14^th Street Viaduct project at the Elks Lodge on Tuesday, January 12^th.   More >