Parking is a daily challenge for Jersey City Residents. If you support "sweeping" reform to Jersey City's parking rules - #ProjectSTREET, please consider signing my petition.

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Council President Lavarro has an unparalleled legislative record that demonstrates his commitment to Jersey City’s working families.  Councilman Lavarro co-sponsored Jersey City’s living wage ordinance with then Councilman (now Mayor) Steven Fulop, which boosted the minimum pay for low-wage workers in city-owned and some city–leased buildings and in certain developments.  The Council President is a vocal proponent of the Fight For 15 campaign to boost minimum wage in New Jersey.  He sponsored legislation establishing and expanding earned sick days, which provides paid sick time for most people working in Jersey City.  The Council President also enacted wage theft protection, protecting workers of Jersey City businesses against unscrupulous employees. Additionally, the Council President’s accomplishments include legislation enabling farmers markets, banning smoking in City parks, and establishing the first Immigrant Affairs Commission in the state of New Jersey. (more)

Council President Rolando Lavarro

1 month 5 days ago

(not-so) Fun Fact: The JC Library sends email reminders when books are overdue, but the City doesn’t do the same for parking tickets 🤔...it’s time we fix that. Check out my #ProjectSTREET plan and sign…

#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

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Hi, I'm Rolando Lavarro, Jersey City Council President. Parking is a daily challenge for Jersey City Residents. I've heard the stories, I'm sure you have too. We've all done the mad dash to our cars, after hearing the honk of a warning parking enforcement officer. Circling the block looking for a ne...

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#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

It is a great project.

1 month 5 days ago

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Council President Rolando Lavarro

1 month 6 days ago

There's 162,000 reasons why Jersey City should reduce street sweeping from 4x per-week, to 2x per-week (once on each side). If you're with me on this, consider signing my petition. Check out my plan: #ProjectSTREET…

#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

jcparkingpetition.com

Hi, I'm Rolando Lavarro, Jersey City Council President. Parking is a daily challenge for Jersey City Residents. I've heard the stories, I'm sure you have too. We've all done the mad dash to our cars, after hearing the honk of a warning parking enforcement officer. Circling the block looking for a ne...

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I'm my street is 4 times a week twice on each side and I still get garbage in from if my door...its the dirty people that litter...not the city...if we all think twice before dropping garbage on the streets ...we would not have this problem..mi have liquor store at the corner and in my planter outside I even get beer cans...if I ever catch someone I would love to hit them with my cane....

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#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

If it's not broke why fix it. The streets are littered everyday sweeper or not. Do you really think JC could go to 2x"s leave it alone. Find something else to work on and fix.

1 month 6 days ago

#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

My street in the Heights, New York Ave., is constantly filled with litter. I’m afraid that without the street sweep frequency now, the litter will be even more out of control. Also, the street sweeps keep pressure on out of town vehicles from parking in the area on sweep days.

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#ProjectSTREET – Parking, Petition

IF THE STREET CLEANER DOESN'T PASS THROUGH AS FREQUENTLY AS IT DO ON WESTSIDE AVE!!!! THERE WILL BE MORE RODENTS IN THE STREETS. I DON'T THINK THEY SHOULD REDUCE THE CLEANER ALSO FOR HEALTH REASONS TO CITY RESIDENTS AS LITTER BUILDS UP AND SMELL.

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