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Nathaniel Styer
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Nathaniel Styer
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Brooklyn, NY Katılım Mayıs 2008
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Last week was the Traffic Enforcement Motorcycle Unit's first week patrolling our most dangerous streets — and they issued 652 summonses for reckless driving, speeding, improper parking, and more.
The unit’s number one goal: Saving lives and achieving Vision Zero.
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@eaconner The mayor isn't saying the development is a problem, the fact that a historic business is being pushed out is the problem. He said he wants to work with developers to find a solution.
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Our new NIMBY mayor’s whole political philosophy is spineless pandering.
This development is not a “problem.” It is bringing 800 homes and a much-needed grocery store.
The beloved Boulevard Drinks plans to move to a new space much like Ercalano’s did.
Strong businesses adapt.
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@SallyGold @GovKathyHochul @NYCMayor Ask Fulop about his history deferring charges and borrowing to avoid tax increases.
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This proposal (link below) will need the backing of @GovKathyHochul, who wants @NYCMayor to close the gap without any tax increases. Important next step will be how unions react. UFT and DC37 declined to comment, but the proposal gives them some leverage:
nytimes.com/2026/04/23/nyr…
Steven Fulop@StevenFulop
This can be dangerous and the council/mayor should be careful here - Every major municipal fiscal crisis of the last 50 years has a common thread: cities that deferred pension contributions during hard times and never caught up. Detroit. Chicago. Puerto Rico. The short-term relief becomes a permanent structural hole. Pension deferrals aren’t free money they’re the most expensive borrowing a city can do. Unlike a bond, you can’t restructure a pension obligation. Once you’re behind, you’re behind forever (just ask NJ)
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The city of which Fulop was mayor until this past January has a $250M budget deficit
Steven Fulop@StevenFulop
This can be dangerous and the council/mayor should be careful here - Every major municipal fiscal crisis of the last 50 years has a common thread: cities that deferred pension contributions during hard times and never caught up. Detroit. Chicago. Puerto Rico. The short-term relief becomes a permanent structural hole. Pension deferrals aren’t free money they’re the most expensive borrowing a city can do. Unlike a bond, you can’t restructure a pension obligation. Once you’re behind, you’re behind forever (just ask NJ)
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.@StevenFulop as mayor:
> Leaves behind $52m+ in unpaid health ins bills
> Borrows $200M+ to cover operating expenses
> Drains $100M rainy day fund
> Uses $677m in one-shot short-term revenue
@StevenFulop as corpo lobbyist:
Don’t do what Mayor Fulop did.
Steven Fulop@StevenFulop
This can be dangerous and the council/mayor should be careful here - Every major municipal fiscal crisis of the last 50 years has a common thread: cities that deferred pension contributions during hard times and never caught up. Detroit. Chicago. Puerto Rico. The short-term relief becomes a permanent structural hole. Pension deferrals aren’t free money they’re the most expensive borrowing a city can do. Unlike a bond, you can’t restructure a pension obligation. Once you’re behind, you’re behind forever (just ask NJ)
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While I love a good play on words, I would refrain from using the phrase "plastered in the media" if my client were charged with a DUI.
Hudson County View@HudsonCoView
DUI case for former top #JerseyCity aide pushed 2 weeks, may pursue new venue hudsoncountyview.com/dui-case-for-f…
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Here's Fulop saying the first things he would do would be increase taxes, especially on the wealthy and that he'd do it when he first gets into office because that's when he'd have the most political capital
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Saturday night, members of Rescue 1 and Squad 4 responded to Congress Street Light Rail Station where two people were trapped 60 feet down an elevator shaft for over two hours.
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Big news for Journal Square.
Today, Kushner Real Estate and I announced that we are turning 808 Pavonia Avenue — once slated for a Pompidou Museum satellite — into affordable housing for Jersey City residents.
When the old plan stopped making sense, we found a better one.
This is what is possible when the city and developers work together with residents in mind.
#JerseyCity #JournalSquare #AffordableHousing
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A huge thank you to @rosannascotto and @MrJerryOC for having me on today. From Jerry’s grandfather (the 34th mayor of Jersey City) to talking about hot dogs at Boulevard Drinks in Journal Square - you could feel the JC pride.
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.@SolomonforJC will appear on @fox5ny’s Good Day New York momentarily.
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We believe Blizzard 2026 was one of the ten biggest snow storms in Jersey City’s recorded history. Our crews will be out overnight finishing their roadway clean-up. Tomorrow, we’ll expand our efforts to clear crosswalks and more.
I want to say thank you to every Public Works crew member, MUA worker, police officer, fire fighter, and city employee who worked through that night (and the night after that): Jersey City sees your hard work and appreciates you.
To our residents: thank you for your patience. We heard your frustrations after the last storm. We took notes. We incorporated real learnings, and while this one wasn’t perfect, it was a lot better.
That’s the standard we’re holding ourselves to: not perfection, but constant improvement. In snow ops, and in everything we do.
A few updates as we return to normal:
🗑️ Garbage collection resumes on its regular schedule this evening
🏫 Schools and government offices are open tomorrow
🧹 Street sweeping remains suspended for now
Jersey City deserves a government as good as its people. We’re going to keep working towards that goal.
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RT @SolomonforJC: Jersey City, this may end up setting the record for snowfall.
Crews from across city agencies have been hard at work for…
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Good morning, Jersey City. We are still in the middle of this storm. Snow continues to fall and winds remain very strong.
Governor Sherrill has extended the statewide travel ban.
⚠ Stay OFF the roads. All non-essential travel is banned. ⚠
City crews have been plowing streets all night long. More crews are coming online now. If you travel on dangerous roads and need assistance – you will tie up crews that could be used to keep the streets clear. Stay off the roads.
Reminder – Jersey City Public Schools and city government offices are closed today.
Emergency: 911. No heat or power: Resident Response Center is OPEN: Phone: (201) 547-4900
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Jersey City — our crews are working through the night. Here's what you need to know to stay safe until morning.
🎒Jersey City Public Schools are CLOSED Monday, February 23
🚉NJ Governor is enacting a FULL TRAVEL BAN starting at 9PM. Stay off the roads. Bus and Light Rail service are suspended. PATH trains are suspended at 9PM west of Journal Square.
🔥 HEATING SAFETY — DO NOT USE INDOORS: Candles | Kerosene heaters | Gas-powered generators | Gas grills or stoves for heat. These cause carbon monoxide poisoning. Use a flashlight. Need help? (201) 547-4900.
🏠 WARMING CENTERS OPEN: St. Lucy's Shelter — 619 Grove St, JC (24 hrs) | PERC Shelter — 111 37th St, Union City (24 hrs) | Need help? (201) 604-2600.
⚡ This storm will bring strong winds, if you see downed powerlines or trees, call 911.
🌨️ DPW crews are running through the night. Sidewalk clearing clocks start when snow stops — check JCNJ.org/advisory for your deadline.
Stay warm. Full update in the morning.
#JerseyCity #WinterStorm #CodeBlue #StaySafe
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A potentially historic storm has arrived, Jersey City.
DPW crews are out pre-treating streets. Once snow begins to accumulate our #1 priority is keeping our main streets open for emergency services, and then we are read plow the entire city.
🚗 If you haven't moved your car off corners/crosswalks/fire hydrants — do it NOW or risk towing. Public lots are open.
🏠 Check on your neighbors and begin limiting all non-essential travel. Staying off the roads helps our crews do their jobs.
⛱️ Strong winds are expected. Bring in or tie down loose outdoors furniture.
⚡ If you see downed powerlines or trees, call 911.
📱 Save these numbers: Emergency: 911 | Police Non-emergency: Call 201-547-5477 | Fire Non-emergency: Call 201-547-4255 | Warming Center: (732) 618-9694.
🚉 NJ Transit is shutting down buses and light rail at 6PM.
We'll be updating you throughout the storm and at JCNJ.ORG/ADVISORY.
Stay safe.
#JerseyCity #WinterStorm #JCReady
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Affordability for founders.
Broke cities for everyone else.
The Fulop Financial Philosophy: JCNJ.org/Budget
Steven Fulop@StevenFulop
It’s a delicate balance: affordability and rising taxes are both squeezing NYC’s entrepreneurial engine. If talent can’t afford to live here, founders leave. If startup taxes run nearly 2x New Jersey a mile away (as proposed), they build elsewhere. The real fix is serious government efficiency - politically hard, but that’s leadership. inc.com/leah-carroll/n…
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