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In a letter to Governor Mikie Sherrill, the Mayor and City Council thanked the Governor for signing legislation expanding seven days of early voting for May nonpartisan municipal elections. The new law strengthens ballot access and helps ensure voting rights are protected statewide. The letter explains that this issue is...
In a continued effort to enhance environmental sustainability, the City of Hackensack is proud to announce that Hackensack is now on Recycle Coach, an incredible...
The City of Hackensack has taken another step toward improving water quality and reducing flooding through a newly signed Administrative Compliance Agreement with the New...
The Hackensack City Council has issued a proclamation and passed a resolution commemoratively renaming Club Way to “Lillian Whitaker Way” in honor of the late...
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