The Engineering Division of the City of Hoboken is responsible for the design and construction of major capital investments to Hoboken streets as well as management of private construction within the public right-of-way. In cooperation with the Hoboken Police Department, the Engineering Division also coordinates maintenance and protection of traffic for construction activities that may impact circulation of traffic on any public street within the City.
To obtain city records, you must submit an OPRA request. Please bring the completed form to the Clerk’s office, fax it, or email it to us.
The Clerk’s Office is responsible for holding municipal, county, state, and federal elections. For more information, visit:
Register to Vote
In New Jersey residents must be registered to vote 21 days prior to an election. You can pick up and return completed voter registration forms to this office or download a voter registration application form.
If you have any questions about upcoming elections or the registration process please call our office.
City Ward Maps
The City of Hoboken is made up of six wards, each with several voting districts.
Click here to download the Film Permit application form. The application must be reviewed by the Police Department – Chief’s office or a representative (Chief Ken Ferrante, (201)-420-2002). The Police Department will explain city rules and the requirements for filming and location of vehicles, equipment, and traffic regulations and will make a recommendation to the Film Commission. The Film Commission will review and approve or deny the application.
The completed application must be submitted at least 3 days (72 Hours) prior to the scheduled filming dates. The City will review it and contact the appropriate city officials to verify safety procedures. Please follow the instructions on the film permit application form.
Upon issuance of the film permit by the Clerk’s office there will be a $700.00 fee (as of 4/12/10) due and payable to the City of Hoboken.
Over 15 blocks, 7,000+ linear feet of Hoboken's oldest water mains to be replaced in first phase of water main replacements
Over 15 blocks, 7,000+ linear feet of Hoboken's oldest water mains to be replaced in first phase of water main replacements
Partnership with NHSA to mitigate rainfall flooding and upgrade water mains in the area of 9th & Madison Streets.
Partnership with NHSA to mitigate rainfall flooding and upgrade water mains in the area of 9th & Madison Streets.
Before removing, repairing, or replacing a sidewalk, a resident/contractor must first obtain a sidewalk opening permit.
Before removing, repairing, or replacing a sidewalk, a resident/contractor must first obtain a sidewalk opening permit.
