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Parking regulations Christmas - New Years

Dec 24, 2019 8:15 PM

Street sweeping: suspended on Christmas Day and New Years Day

Meters: suspended on Christmas Day and New Years Day

City Hall: closed on Christmas Day and New Years Day. Customer service window of the Hoboken Parking Utility closes at 6 pm on Christmas Eve (today) and New Years Eve (December 31)

Garbage collection: remains on schedule without interruption

HOP bus service: ends at 6 pm on Christmas Eve (today) and December 31. Free Holiday HOP continues this weekend along 126 bus route this upcoming Saturday and Sunday from 11 am - 7 pm.

Garage parking: free garage parking in garages B, D and Midtown continues this weekend. Drivers will need to show the garage attendant a receipt showing purchase of at least $20 at Hoboken shopping or dining establishments.

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