Secaucus News Headlines

This position is responsible for providing a broad range of administrative clerical support for various environmental initiatives.

If you are facing eviction or unable to pay rent, help may be available through an Eviction Prevention Program.

This position will be responsible for opening, closing, and checking various park locations.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

The number of new COVID-19 cases has been consistently low for the past two months now, but that might change in the coming weeks.

The Mayor and Town Council invite landlords to review and apply for the Small Landlord Emergency Grant (SLEG) Program.

School Superintendent Montesano just released the district's plan for reopening public schools in September 2020.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

The Secaucus Police Department recently issued this press release regarding the incident.

Secaucus is conducting a public auction sale of surplus property that is no longer needed for public use.

Hudson County is creating a rental assistance program for those affected by COVID-19, and they wants to hear from renters directly.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

Severe weather is expected on Tuesday, August 4th with 2-6 inches of rain, 40-60 mph wind gusts and 1-2ft. tidal surges.

Although Governor Murphy did report on an increased number of new COVID-19 cases in New Jersey this week, the infection rate in Secaucus continues to be very small.

The Secaucus Police Department has created a Therapy Dog Program to enhance community relations and assist with the coping of traumatic events.

Results from the 7/7/2020 Election are now available.

School Superintendent Montesano just released a letter regarding current intentions for the school year starting this September.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police.

Hudson County will be accepting applications for COVID-19 relief grants from small businesses who have suffered financial hardship starting August 3rd.

It's good news for Secaucus as there was only one new case of COVID-19 reported this week with no new fatalities.