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Part of Washington Street spaces have been converted from front-in angle parking to reverse angle parking.

Information regarding new visitor side parking policies.

Traffic circulation and safety improvements planned for Southwest Hoboken.

Safety improvements for all users along Newark Street between Willow Avenue and Jefferson Street.

View the Senior Bus route and schedule

Slow Down! - Twenty is Plenty

Click here to learn more about transit in Hoboken

Learn more about Bicycling in Hoboken

This office licenses and regulates the Taxis and Limousines in Hoboken.

Never worry about finding a parking space again with corner cars

The Hop Bus information and Schedule

Comprehensive strategy for urban stormwater management and flood risk mitigation in Hoboken

Comprehensive strategy for urban stormwater management and flood risk mitigation in Hoboken

Learn about Hoboken composting services

Learn about Moving to Hoboken

Learn about the schedule for Street Cleaning

See here to learn about applying for a Birth, Death, or Marriage Certificate.

Get a Dog License

Learn more about the noise ordinances in Hoboken

To keep our streets clean and citizens healthy, this office manages city wide garbage, recycling, and bulk removal programs.

See here for the City of Hoboken Newsletter

When the weather outside is a fright, click here for winter weather insight.

This department acts as a local conduit for the New Jersey Easy Access, Single Entry program (NJ EASE).

Learn more about applying for Hoboken's Boards and Commissions

Get information about registering to vote

Learn about Hoboken's participation in the Sustainable Jersey certification program.

Hudson County Division of Elections

OPRA is a series of substantial changes to the state law that governs the public’s access to government records.

Learn about the schedule for Street Cleaning

Learn about renewing your Hoboken parking permit.

Use this link to pay a parking ticket

Temporary No Parking Signs are for commercial vehicles involved in moving, construction activity, special events, or large deliveries.

The Hoboken Parking Utility (Utility) would be most happy if we didn’t have to issue parking tickets to residents and visitors!

vehicles parked in violation of posted signs and/or local ordinances may be summonsed, booted, and/or towed.

Hoboken has five municipal parking garages available for residents, visitors, and businesse

See here for the Hoboken online Permit Sale System

Learn more about Hoboken's extended parking zones.

The Department of Transportation and Parking is upgrading corner curb markings to clarify where residents/visitors may park.

See here for some frequently asked questions about parking in Hoboken

Parking in Hoboken is much easier if you know the rules and where to go.

Learn more about how to apply for a tree permit.

From the National Arbor Day Foundation and American Forests Global Releaf 2000.

Before removing, repairing, or replacing a sidewalk, a resident/contractor must first obtain a sidewalk opening permit.

This office is responsible for administering the zoning laws of the City of Hoboken

The Construction Code Office administers and enforces the New Jersey State Uniform Construction Code (UCC)

Volunteer for the Hoboken Green Infrastructure Program

The 6-acre property will become Hoboken's largest park with at least 1 million gallons of underwater detention for flood resiliency

Two acres of open space and public gymnasium built to support Hoboken's flood resiliency strategy

The Southwest Park combines passive green space and flood mitigation to meet the neighborhood's needs.

Hoboken has two farmers markets held during the summer and fall months

Learn more about Hoboken's Recreation Department

Information on Hobokens Parks

This department plans and executes a wide range of community events throughout the year.

See here to access Nixle and sign up for emergency notifications.

Effort to better prepare the community for emergency situations.

Learn more about the Office of Emergency Management

Our goal is to protect the residents of Hoboken and the visiting public from hazards.

Learn more about the Fire Department

Learn more about the Police Department