Jersey City, NJ's City Council has produced 13 weekly recaps on Sundays over the last six months (13 total in our archive). The most recent: Jersey City Municipal Council reviews police training grant application. Browse the full Jersey City City Council archive below.
The $350,000 application would fund crisis-response training, outside instructors and staffing coverage so officers can attend without reducing service.
Read full edition →The council signed off on two Garfield Avenue tax deals for Canal Crossing, reviving a familiar fight over PILOT revenue, affordability promises, and whether the project needed help.
Read full edition →The council moved $2.622 million toward new uses and adopted a separate $3.4 million reappropriation for capital improvements and equipment.
Read full edition →The final vote locked in a 15.15 tax increase, restored some city services, and passed with one abstention after extended statements from nearly every councilmember.
Read full edition →A prescription coverage amendment landed before the Jersey City Municipal Council after Human Resources said earlier estimates were far too low and the plans were badly underfunded.
Read full edition →Jersey City approved resolutions 10.24 through 10.35 unanimously, with the longest debate centered on a camera-assisted parking enforcement pilot near transit hubs.
Read full edition →Council members asked for line-item spreadsheets, department presentations, and more time to review the budget while debating how tax guidance and borrowing rules will shape the final plan.
Read full edition →A debate over a proposed 15% property tax increase ended with council rejecting estimated third-quarter bills and leaving the city’s billing timeline unresolved.
Read full edition →A 9-0 vote cleared resolutions 10.37 through 10.52, minus one withdrawn item, with council members zeroing in on overtime systems and unpaid developer reimbursements.
Read full edition →A proposal tied to a 15% property tax increase failed after debate over a $255 million deficit, state approval, and how soon residents would feel the hit.
Read full edition →The 7-2 vote sends nearly $9.6 million from Jersey City
Read full edition →The council approved Ordinance 25-101 on a 6-2-1 vote for a Grand Street project with 400 units, including 62 affordable homes.
Read full edition →A council resolution put Marty Manic Inright Memorial Park’s 75th anniversary on the agenda, though the caucus discussion added little beyond the formal recognition.
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