The City of Hoboken is pleased to announce the hiring of two Micromobility Code Enforcement Officers (MCEOs). A first of its kind position in Hoboken and the tri-state area, the MCEOs will be tasked with enforcing City ordinances and regulations pertaining to micromobility devices, including e-scooters, bicycles, e-skateboards, etc. The two MCEOs are funded through a revenue share agreement with Lime which was adopted in August.
The MCEOs will educate riders, as well as provide summonses to riders who violate the City’s ordinances. The MCEOs will focus on enforcement of e-scooter violations, such as riding on sidewalks, riding in parks and prohibited areas on the waterfront walkway, not obeying traffic control devices, and more. In addition to issuing summonses, the enforcement officers will also work with Lime and the Hoboken Police Department to suspend accounts of those who disregard certain regulations. MCEOs will also partner with local organizations to lead micromobility safety and education initiatives.
E-Scooter Sharing Pilot Program Survey
All members of the community are invited to take a brief survey on Hoboken’s e-scooter sharing pilot program, which will provide important feedback to the City as it considers the future of the program. The survey is limited to one response per person.
Please click here to fill out the survey. Paper versions of the survey can be filled out in the Office of Constituent Services located on the first floor of City Hall, 94 Washington Street, between the hours of 9:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday.
For more information on Hoboken’s e-scooter pilot program, please visit http://www.hobokennj.gov/escooters
