Public documents that mention Arlene Quiñones Perez.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Hoboken City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting covered various ordinances and resolutions. Key legislative actions included amending city codes regarding construction and zoning to enhance tenant notification requirements, as well as modifying loading zone regulations on Clinton and Jefferson Streets. The council also authorized bond ordinances for significant capital improvements, including street and road work, acquisition of emergency vehicles, and building HVAC upgrades. Resolutions were passed to authorize contracts for environmental permitting, support for tax credit applications by the Stevens Institute of Technology, and funding for city-wide lead service line testing. Financial items included approval of tax overpayment refunds and the acknowledgement of reports from the municipal court and tax collector.
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The City Council authorized the settlement of a workers' compensation matter concerning B.F. v. City of Hoboken. This authorization empowers the Mayor or their designee, along with outside counsel, to take necessary actions to execute settlement documentation as discussed confidentially with the council.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Hoboken Resolution
The resolution concerns the discontinuation of the Grand Street PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) program and the decision to revert the roadway to its original configuration.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Hoboken Governing Body Resolution
The Governing Body adopted a resolution calling for a comprehensive, independent investigation and performance audit of New Jersey's electric utilities. The resolution mandates that the investigation evaluate electric system reliability, infrastructure maintenance, emergency preparedness, and the effectiveness of current regulatory oversight by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. It further encourages other municipalities to support this initiative to improve transparency, accountability, and the quality of electric service for ratepayers.
