Secaucus News Headlines

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.

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

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

Due to extreme heat conditions, we will be opening the gymnasium of the Koelle Boulevard Recreation Center as a cooling center.

Although, the number of new COVID-19 cases is slightly higher this week, the curve for Secaucus is still fairly flat, especially when compared to other parts of the country.

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

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

The Secaucus Board of Education is currently surveying parents to finalize plans for the 2020-2021 academic school year.

Like the previous week, there were only two new coronavirus cases reported in Secaucus this week. Sadly, though, there were also three cases of coronavirus related deaths reported.

Hudson County will be hosting an online meeting to inform local residents, officials, and businesses of a study on Meadowlands Parkway Bridge over the Norfolk Southern Lines in Secaucus.

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

There were only two new cases of coronavirus reported this week, so the shape of the curve in Secaucus continues to be relatively flat.

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

The 3rd Quarter 2020 estimated property tax bills have been mailed. The deadline to pay without penalty is August 10, 2020.

Although we were beginning to see a consistent increase in COVID-19 cases again last week, there were fortunately no new cases reported this week.

The Secaucus municipal building will reopen to the public starting Tuesday, July 7th, 2020 with some rules and restrictions in place.