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Major changes are coming to Hoboken for the city’s fourth resiliency park on Monroe Street.

The park will soon include native gardens, a pedestrian plaza, tennis courts, fitness equipment and more.

Hoboken officials say the area will also have above- and below-ground infrastructure that will be able to hold more than 400,000 gallons of stormwater to avoid flooding conditions.

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