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Hoboken Public Safety Director Ken Ferrante, Hoboken Police Chief Steven Aguiar, and Student Resource Officer Lieutenant Melissa Gigante announce the launch
The new program will look to support community relations and increase awareness of public safety initiatives in the city.
92 percent of survey respondents from last month indicated they want one of the four Hoboken municipal complex proposals, officials said.
The Hoboken City Council approved Ferrante as their new public safety director, along with a $29,000 pay raise for Acting Police Chief Aguiar.
The council voted to adopt new cannabis regulations and stipulations for ending the rent increase moratorium at their first in-person meeting since 2020.