Hoboken Streets Full Of Snow; Where Will It Go? City To Dump Snow In 1 Area

HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken has been plowing the roads after Sunday's snowstorm dumped at least eight inches on the area. But some streets now have snow piles on both sides. Where will that snow go?

"The city is already removing plowed snow piles from snow emergency routes," said city public safety spokeswoman Marci Rubin on Monday. "That snow, along with any additional removed in the coming days, will be moved to a designated location on Jefferson Street, between 14th and 15th streets."

Rubin said the section of that street is closed off as part of the city's long-standing Snow Emergency Plan.

Meanwhile, the Hoboken schools had a delayed opening Tuesday morning after being closed on Monday.

And new mayor Emily Jabbour posted videos urging property owners to shovel, and even giving homemade chocolate chip cookies to the public works staff.

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