A winter storm disrupted daily life across Hudson County on Monday, January 26, 2026, forcing widespread school closures, suspending municipal services, and triggering emergency travel restrictions as snow and hazardous conditions affected roadways and sidewalks.
Hudson TV reported Sunday afternoon that school districts, charter schools, and colleges across the county had already announced closures or transitions to remote instruction for Monday.
Key Takeaways
- Schools and colleges across Hudson County closed Monday, Jan. 26, including all public school districts, multiple charter schools, Hudson County Community College, and NJCU and Stevens Institute operating remotely.
- Hoboken suspended municipal services and transit operations, closing city offices, halting waste collection, street cleaning, Hop bus service, recreation programs, library services, and Citi Bike operations under a local State of Emergency.
- Emergency travel restrictions and snow enforcement were in effect, including snow emergency routes, towing operations, parking enforcement adjustments, and a public advisory urging residents to remain indoors unless travel was essential.
Countywide School and College Closures
The Hoboken Public School District canceled classes for Monday, joining education systems throughout Hudson County in closing in-person operations…