Hackensack Fire Department Announces Promotion of Anthony Riehl to Fire Chief
The Hackensack Fire Department is proud to announce the promotion of Anthony Riehl to the position of Fire Chief, effective immediately. Chief Riehl brings a wealth of experience and dedication to this new role, having served with distinction in the department for over two decades. “Chief Riehl’s lifelong dedication to our city and his exemplary […]
Hackensack Police Department Receives Re-Accreditation For Impressive Second Time
The Hackensack Police Department (HPD) announced on Thursday that it had once again successfully received re-accreditation by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP), an impressive feat that all police departments in the state aspire to achieve. This was accomplished despite a small group of disgruntled officers attempting to sabotage the process […]
PSE&G Replacing Existing Meters With New Smart Meters
PSE&G is completing its smart meter program in 2024. Meters in our town are going to be replaced beginning this month – March 2024. All customers will receive a letter 45 days prior to installation. If the meter is located outside, they will not need to be home. If the meter is inside, they will […]
Johnson Public Library Launches “Books by Mail” for Hackensack Residents Unable to Visit the Library
The Johnson Public Library is now offering a free “Books by Mail” service for Hackensack residents who are homebound or have a disability. Through this program, participating patrons will receive a bag of 2-4 library books and/or audiobooks through the mail. Once they’re ready, they can return the materials in the same bag, free of […]
Getting Attorney General’s Opinion On Officers Being Paid Twice For The Same Hours Worked
The Hackensack City Council will adopt a resolution at Tuesday’s meeting asking the New Jersey Attorney General to formally determine whether it is legal for police officers to be paid twice for the same hours worked, and to confirm that the City has the right to enforce applicable ordinances, policies, and contracts needed to address […]
City Offices Closed
Due to the current severe weather conditions, all city offices will remain closed today. Additionally, tonight’s Shade Tree Committee meeting has also been canceled, the next Shade Tree Meeting will be held on March 12th at 7:00pm. As the storm progresses, we encourage all our residents to exercise caution and be proactive in preparing for […]
Parking Arrangements For Affected Snow Streets
Please be advised that street parking on snow streets will be prohibited once snow accumulation exceeds 2 inches. To accommodate this, the City is granting residents of affected snow streets permission to park at The Atlantic Street Garage at no cost. Feel free to use any available spots, with the exception of spots 51-170. Additionally, […]
COW & City Council Meeting Canceled
Due to a lack of quorum tonight’s (February 6th, 2024) COW & City Council meetings have been canceled.
Police Director Ray Guidetti Detailing Department Improvements
Big changes are happening in the Hackensack Police Department that are greatly improving our ability to serve and protect the public in a fair and transparent manner. Please watch this short video from Police Director Ray Guidetti detailing these changes to learn more!
City Offices Delayed Opening
In light of the impending snowstorm for tomorrow, January 16th, all city offices will have a delayed opening of 10am. We strongly urge residents to stay safe by limiting travel during the storm. Moreover, please ensure your vehicles are moved from affected snow streets promptly to facilitate efficient snow removal operations. Rest assured that our […]
