Virtual Community Meeting & Webinar: Help Reduce Sewage Overflows, Street Flooding and Hudson River Pollution in North Hudson County towns
Co-hosted by Sewage-Free Streets and Rivers Campaign and Coalition https://sewagefreenj.org/   AND the Jersey Water Works CSO-Committee https://www.jerseywaterworks.org/  
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Wednesday, April 12th 2023, 7pm to 8:30pm, over Zoom. Register below.
NJDEP is looking for YOUR input on proposed projects to reduce sewage overflows and local wastewater flooding in Hoboken, Weehawken, West New York and the Hudson River. 

Now is our chance to weigh in before plans are finalized. Ensure the projects provide maximum benefits to public and environmental health and protect the auspicious Hudson River. All comments are due May 15th 2023.

Learn about the projects and how your voice can make a difference!
  • Sign up below: April 12 Virtual Meeting/Webinar (free), 7pm: You'll learn more about the local issue and how to provide effective input to NJDEP at their April 17th virtual public comment hearings (at 10am and 6pm), and how to write effective comments before their May 15th deadline. 
  • Can't attend this April 12th meeting? Please still complete the form below, so we can keep you updated on the public comment process.
  • If you are a community organization in the North Hudson area, please invite your members to join this organizing meeting and/or participate in the public comment process. We can send you a Digital Advocacy Toolkit to help with messaging. 
  • Written comments can be submitted by May 15th. Email to:  dwq_bswp@dep.nj.gov

Can you join this workshop on Wed April 12th, 7-8:30pm? *
Your name (first and last) *
Your email address (to keep you in the loop and provide tools to support your review and advocacy) *
Are you participating as an individual or representing an organization or municipality?
What municipality do you represent?
Are you or your organization willing to submit written comments to NJDEP due May 15th and/or provide oral comments during one of the virtual public hearings on April 17th (Hearing 1: 10am to 12pm. Hearing 2: 6pm to 8pm). [PLEASE CHECK ALL THAT APPLY] *
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If you are an organization, are you able to conduct outreach on social media, email, etc to engage participation? (we can send you a Digital Communications Toolkit to help with messaging)
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Can you recommend other organizations in the North Hudson area who would want to participate? If yes, please enter their name and contact info.
How else can we help you to actively participate in this permit review & public comment process?
Please let us know how you heard about this workshop (please check all that apply)
If you are not a Sewage-Free Streets and Rivers partner organization already, would you like to become one?
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About Sewage-Free Streets and Rivers campaign and the Jersey Water Works CSO Committee


Sewage-Free Streets and Rivers is a campaign and coalition encouraging solutions to sewer overflows into rivers and dirty wastewater flooding into streets, homes and businesses through collaboration with community and statewide organizations.


 www.sewagefree.org / info@sewagefreenj.org


Jersey Water Works is a collaborative effort of many diverse organizations and individuals who embrace the common purpose of transforming New Jersey’s inadequate water infrastructure by investing in sustainable, cost-effective solutions that provide communities with clean water and waterways; healthier, safer neighborhoods; local jobs; flood and climate resilience; and economic growth.

The goal of the Jersey Water Works Combined Sewer Overflow Committee is to have municipalities and utilities adopt innovative CSO Long Term Control Plans with cost-effective solutions that meet or exceed permit requirements and provide multiple community benefits. 

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