Hudson County View
#Hoboken officials spoke at length about snow clearing efforts at last night’s council meeting.
Of note, the city has not been using their snow melter since “it’s incredibly labor intensive and resource intensive.”
“We wanted to provide an overview of snow emergency operations in general. Certainly we will focus a lot on the February nor’easter that happened from January 31st through February 2nd,” Hoboken Director of Environmental Services Jennifer Gonzalez said before making a presentation to the council.
Gonzalez oversees the city’s department of public works, which has drawn the ire of Hobokenites since the aforementioned nor’easter, though she said that storm delivered 17.5 inches of snow in a 36-hour time frame – the most in just over five years.
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