Secaucus News Headlines

Over this past week, Secaucus finally seems to be catching up with the rest of New Jersey and saw a decrease in the spread of the Coronavirus. Here are the latest statistics.

This position will be responsible for a broad range developing, counseling, promoting, supervising, and presenting the Town’s environmental initiatives

The grace period for 2020's second quarter property taxes ends on May 11, 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.

Although Coronavirus related restrictions are beginning to loosen on a state level, there was a 24.2% increase in COVID-19 cases in Secaucus over the past week. Here are the latest statistics.

Street sweeper enforcement is suspended through 5/31/2020

Free Meal Service Available to ALL Resident Students from Monday May 4, 2020.

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

Over the course of the last week, there have been 79 additional cases of the Coronavirus reported in Secaucus. This is unfortunately up slightly compared to the same figure from last week. Here are the latest statistics.

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

The Secaucus School Superintendent just announced that all Secaucus public schools will remain closed until May 15th.

In the past week, Secaucus saw an additional 70 cases of he Coronavirus bringing up the total to 272. Here are the latest statistics.

To help curb the spread of the Coronavirus, free scarves which can be used as face coverings are now available to Secaucus residents.

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

The town of Secaucus is now accepting online applications for various part time summer jobs from Secaucus high school and college students.

At the time of this writing, the number of COVID-19 cases in Secaucus has surpassed 200, and the graph tracking the outbreak in Secaucus has been updated to reflect the latest trend.

In the last two weeks, the number of COVID-19 cases in Secaucus has jumped from 1 to over 100. To help predict when we may be approaching the apex of the outbreak, a graph has been created to follow the trend of local cases.

In a statement earlier today, Governor Phil Murphy finally declared that the deadline for New Jersey state tax returns have been pushed back to July 15th.

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