On behalf of the Hudson County Improvement Authority (HCIA), welcome to our website.

Located in the fastest-growing county in the State, the HCIA is an autonomous public agency with a mission of providing a wide range of needed services to the residents and businesses of Hudson County at the least cost to taxpayers. The HCIA has broad responsibilities in the County including solid waste and recycling management, financing for public & private initiatives, redevelopment projects, transportation management, recreation services, alternative energy initiatives and environmental education.

Recently, the HCIA completed the development of the Hudson County Schools of Technology High Tech High School at Laurel Hill Park in Secaucus. Located on 23 acres of Laurel Hill Park, the 340,000 square foot campus consists of a three-story central hub including classrooms, administrative offices, cafeteria, gymnasium, a 324-seat theater and three extensions for teaching environments. The $160 million project broke ground in May 2016 and was completed on time and on budget. With a commitment to environmental sustainability, the campus was designed and constructed to LEED-standards and includes a green roof, geothermal heating and windmills.

Hudson County is home to Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West in Jersey City- Hudson County’s first public golf course developed and financed by the HCIA. Since opening in June 2015, Skyway Golf Course at Lincoln Park West has become one of the best public golf courses in the area featuring 9 challenging championship holes- 3 par fives, 3 par fours and 3 par threes totaling 3,200 yards.

Thank you for visiting the HCIA’s website. Be sure to follow us on Facebook (@Hudson County Improvement Authority); Twitter (@HCIAOnline) and Instagram (HCIAOnline) so you are up-to-date with all of the happenings at the HCIA!

In accordance with the Open Public Meetings Act, N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq., (the “Act”) the Hudson County Improvement Authority (the “Authority”) Regularly Scheduled Monthly Meeting pursuant to the Authority’s Schedule of Meetings will be held on Wednesday April 10, 2024 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will conducted and open to the public via the ZoomGov virtual meeting service and will be hosted and also open to the public in the Authority’s board room located at 830 Bergen Avenue, 9th Floor, Jersey City.

“Zoom Cloud Meetings” is the name of the app. Please download the app on a computer or mobile device and then use the following Meeting ID number: 161 528 4747

Alternatively, members of the public can visit the following link and join the meeting via Video Conference:  https://www.zoomgov.com/j/1615284747 

The Regular Board Meeting of the Hudson County Improvement Authority scheduled for Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. at the Authority’s offices located at 830 Bergen Avenue, 9th  Floor, Jersey City, New Jersey has been cancelled.

Saturday, June 15, 2024, 10am - 3pm.
Rain date: Saturday, June 22. Lincoln Park, Jersey City, Duncan Avenue Entrance.
For more, see our flyer.

Protecting Wildlife Through Eco-Friendly Living

Join us for our Earth Day festivities and enjoy a great day outdoors in Hudson County!

Saturday, April 13, 11am - 3pm
North Bergen Braddock Park 91st & Bergenline Entrance

Saturday, April 20, 11am - 3pm
Jersey City Lincoln Park, West Side Avenue Entrance

For a list of upcoming Shredding events visit https://www.hcia.org/index.php/news-faq/shredding-events

Why? As we continue to see and feel the impacts of climate change, sustainability has become increasingly more important. Today’s youth are going to be faced with new challenges presented by climate change and need the tools to understand sustainability, what it is, why it matters, and what they can do in their communities as agents of change. Sustainability Ambassadors is an opportunity for teens to understand the intersections of sustainability by exploring the sustainable development goals, sustainable food systems, consumption and waste, climate action, and more. Sustainability Ambassadors will graduate the program having identified ways they will make an impact in their communities.

What? In the spring, youth will participate in virtual and in-person learnings, site visits, and field trips to gain a deep understanding of the intersections of sustainability in everyday life, local communities, and globally. During the summer, youth will complete 10 volunteer hours at a community garden or community compost site. To culminate the program, youth will complete a final project and present their sustainability action plans. Upon completion of the program requirements, youth will earn their Rutgers & HCIA Sustainability Ambassador certificate.

2024

Saturday, March 9th, Mobile Shredding, Secaucus High School (Parking Lot), Secaucus
Saturday, March 16th, Mobile Shredding, Braddock Park (Picnic Area Parking Lot), North Bergen, Red Bull Arena (North Parking Lot), Harrison
Saturday, March 23rd, Mobile Shredding, DPW (6200 Dewey Ave), West New York
Saturday, April 6th, Mobile Shredding, Gregg Park (Lot #1), Bayonne
Saturday, April 27th, Mobile Shredding, West Hudson Park (Duck Pond Parking Lot), Kearny, Jose Marti School (Field Parking Lot), Union City

2024 (ALL SHREDDING EVENTS: 9AM–2PM RAIN OR SHINE)

Saturday, March 9th, Mobile Shredding, Secaucus High School (Parking Lot), Secaucus
Saturday, March 16th, Mobile Shredding, Braddock Park (Picnic Area Parking Lot), North Bergen, Red Bull Arena (North Parking Lot), Harrison
Saturday, March 23rd, Mobile Shredding, DPW (6200 Dewey Ave), West New York
Saturday, April 6th, Mobile Shredding, Gregg Park (Lot #1), Bayonne
Saturday, April 27th, Mobile Shredding, West Hudson Park (Duck Pond Parking Lot), Kearny, Jose Marti School (Field Parking Lot), Union City

Order your compost bin and/or rain barrel.

HCIA is creating virtual presentations on various topics to enhance virtual learning in schools throughout Hudson County. Stay tuned for more!

   

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