Water restored after Hoboken main break near PATH, boil water advisory in effect
Commuters were still able to access trains and buses as sidewalks remained open.
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3h agoService has been restored to customers on River Street following a water main break in Hoboken.
The break happened between Hudson Place and Newark Street, just across from the PATH entrance. Veolia water customers on both sides of all streets between, and including, Sixth and 10th Streets, and Adams Street to the western Hoboken border remain under a Boil Water Advisory.
The following roads are still closed to vehicles in the area of Hoboken Terminal for repairs:
- River Street is closed between Newark Street and Hudson Place.
- Hudson Place is closed at Hudson Street to the dead end.
- Observer Highway is closed from Washington St to Hudson Street.
Drivers are encouraged to avoid the area or anticipate congestion. Pedestrians will have access to the Hoboken Terminal for PATH and New Jersey Transit trains. New Jersey Transit buses can access the temporary bus terminal on Hudson Street.
Pickup and drop off for HOP and apartment building shuttles will move to Hudson Street between Hudson Place and Newark Street during repairs.
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