Full Notification

Key Items: 

• Registration opens for Hoboken Gate Sale 
• Join the Hydration Station Program 
• Get updated on Hoboken Connect tomorrow, Sept. 22 
• Overnight work planned for Hudson Place Tuesday, Sept. 22 
• Learn more about the Hudson Tunnel Gateway project, Sept. 24 
• NJDEP to provide RBD updates on Sept. 29 
• Hoboken’s tree community meeting Sept. 30 

Register for the Hoboken Gate Sale  

Residents are invited to participate in Hoboken’s second citywide Gate Sale on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with the Hoboken Green Team! Residents are encouraged to sign up to sell gently used items from their stoops, gates, or at Church Square Park, helping reduce waste, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and support a more sustainable community.  
 
This citywide event will give new life to secondhand goods and also connect neighbors through the promotion of environmentally responsible habits.  
 
Participants who register will be featured on the official event map and included in citywide promotion, making it easy for shoppers to find your sale.  
 
To register, CLICK HERE by Oct. 2. 

Join the Hydration Station Program  

The City of Hoboken is relaunching its Hydration Station Program and inviting local businesses to help make it easier for residents, workers, and visitors to refill reusable water bottles throughout the city.  

Through the program, participating businesses will serve as designated hydration stations where members of the public can access free, clean drinking water and refill reusable bottles. Businesses interested in joining the program are encouraged to complete the City’s online participation form HERE.   

Participating businesses will receive a window decal to identify their location as a hydration station. Business locations will be advertised on a digital map and posted to the City’s website. 

Hoboken Connect Project update meeting scheduled for Sept. 22 

Residents are reminded that the City of Hoboken, and development partner LCOR, will host a virtual meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m., to update the public on the future redevelopment of “Site 1" of Hoboken Connect.  

"Site 1" is approximately 700,000 square feet of land owned by New Jersey Transit at the corner of Hudson Place and Hudson Street which is currently being used as a surface parking lot. During the Sept. 22 community meeting, LCOR will present proposed changes to the redevelopment plan and agreement. Participants will be invited to make comments and ask questions about the project. No action will be taken during the meeting.   

Register to attend here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__OxjLz_tRbaGLFMNExTyXQ  

In addition to “Site 1,” the Hoboken Connect project is transforming the City’s transit gateway with the recent reconstruction of Hudson Place, new street and infrastructure upgrades, the restoration of the historic Ferry Terminal Building and Plaza Park space, and the construction of a mixed-use residential building. Learn more about Hoboken Connect here: https://hobokenconnectnj.com/  

Overnight work on Hudson Place at River Street 

Overnight work will occur on Tuesday, Sept. 22, and Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. within the Hoboken Connect Hudson Place construction area for the installation and connection of a new water main. 

Impacted property owners who will experience temporary water disruption overnight have been notified. 

For more information on this and other construction projects, go to hobokennj.gov/construction. 

Learn more about the Hudson River Tunnel Section Project on Sept. 24 

Hoboken residents are invited to attend an open house hosted by the Gateway Development Commission, to learn more about the Hudson River Tunnel Section Project, on Thursday, Sept. 24, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Elysian Charter School, 1460 Garden St. 

The Hudson River Tunnel Section is building the portion of  the new Hudson River Tunnel under the Hudson River. The project also includes stabilizing the ground around a section of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail tracks and reinforcing the foundations of the Willow Avenue Bridge, which connects Hoboken and Weehawken.   

During the open house, residents can explore informational stations about key project aspects, from timelines to community impacts. Project team members will be on hand to talk directly with attendees, answer questions, and provide information about upcoming milestones and what's next for the tunnel project.   

Learn more about the Hudson River Tunnel Section at: www.gatewayprogram.org.  

Attend the virtual Rebuild by Design community meeting 

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Control (NJDEP) will present updates to the community on the construction status and progress of the Rebuild by Design - Hudson River on Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. The virtual presentation will be followed by a Q&A session.  

Click HERE to register and join the Zoom meeting. 

Come learn about Hoboken's trees 

Join the City’s Arborist on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m. for a Zoom community meeting to learn more about the City’s efforts to maintain and enhance Hoboken’s city-wide urban tree canopy in our parks and streets. 

Following a brief presentation on the City’s Community Forestry Management Plan update and an overview of the City’s shade tree ordinance and permits, residents will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions about how Hoboken manages shade trees to promote ecology and cooling. 

To register for the community meeting, CLICK HERE.