Hoboken city leaders introduce ordinance to implement $1,000 fine for indoor house parties over 25% capacity
City leaders in Hoboken are looking to increase fines for people who violate indoor gathering rules.
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Oct 27, 2020, 1:41 PM
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City leaders in Hoboken are
looking to increase fines for people who violate indoor gathering rules.
Fines are currently $250,
and an ordinance introduced last week would fine disorderly indoor gatherings
from $250 to $1,000 if the rooms are filled at more than 25% capacity.
The news comes after recent
cases in the city were traced back to a series of house parties.
The city council will vote
on the ordinance Thursday at a special meeting.
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