Council awards contracts for UTVs and a license-plate reader/drone program; police say tools will aid patrols and investigations The council approved purchases including two Polaris UTVs for public-safety use and a broader license-plate reader (ALPR) and drone component bundled with vendor services; proponents said the equipment improves operational access and investigative capability while privacy advocates in public comment raised surveillance concerns.

Hoboken's City Council just approved a game-changing $67,863.39 investment in Polaris UTVs and high-tech surveillance tools, igniting a heated debate on public safety versus privacy.

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Hoboken Council Debates $66K Feasibility Study for Public Safety Office Relocation Council discusses cost-effectiveness of relocating police and fire administrative offices.

The Hoboken City Council is torn over a $66,000 study to relocate police and fire offices, sparking a fierce debate about cost and safety for public servants.

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Hoboken City Council Approves $179K Contract for Sinatra Drive Improvements Council members vote to award contract for resurfacing and intersection upgrades on Sinatra Drive.

Hoboken City Council is making strides in public safety and infrastructure with a $179K contract for vital improvements to Sinatra Drive!

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Hoboken Council Approves Public Safety Technology Initiative to Enhance Traffic Enforcement Council supports resolution for stoplight cameras and speed enforcement to improve safety.

Hoboken is taking a bold step towards safer streets by introducing cutting-edge technology for traffic enforcement!

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Hoboken Council questions police contract and salary structure during budget discussions Council members seek clarity on an 8-year police contract's salary implications and costs.

Hoboken City Council is grappling with a controversial eight-year police contract that raises serious questions about budget impacts and public safety as the mayor prepares to leave office.

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