Full Notification

Municipal offices closed July 4

In observance of Independence Day, municipal offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4. 

Parking meters and street cleaning will be suspended on Thursday, July 4. All other parking regulations will remain in effect. 

All waste collection will occur as regularly scheduled.

Hop shuttle service will also be suspended on Thursday, July 4. Service will resume on Friday, July 5.

Please note, parking restrictions and road closures will occur at various locations and times due to anticipated crowds for the Macy's Fourth of July fireworks. Residents are encouraged to use mass transit as traffic congestion is expected. For more information, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/11128823/. 

Construction to begin on City Hall restoration and waterproofing projects; residents advised to use Newark Street entrance

The City of Hoboken will begin construction for the portico restoration and foundation waterproofing projects at Hoboken City Hall on Monday, July 8. The second phase of the City Hall portico restoration project builds upon the stone patching, roofing tile, and framing replacements completed in 2020 by now repointing and restoring the original masonry. Construction for the portico restoration project is anticipated to last approximately seven months.

During construction, the front entrance of City Hall along Washington Street (94 Washington St.) will be temporarily closed. Hoboken community members must enter and exit City Hall through the Newark Street entrance located between Washington Street and Bloomfield Street.

Temporary parking changes to portions of First Street and Bloomfield Street adjacent to City Hall are anticipated during construction. Temporary No Parking Signs will be posted. 

For construction updates on this and other City projects, go to www.hobokennj.gov/construction.

Learn more about the city's initiative to create a parking and mobility action plan 

Hoboken community members are invited to an open house to learn more about the City's Curb Reimagined project, which will plan for how Hoboken can adapt curbside space to meet our changing needs and improve safety, sustainability, and economic development. Join members of the project team in person on Thursday, July 11, from 6 p.m. to  7:30 p.m. at the Multi-Service Center, 124 Grand St., to discuss the project. 

Community members can also learn more about the project online by CLICKING HERE and provide feedback via an online survey and interactive map. The survey and map are scheduled to close on July 15.