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Hoboken Politics - Councilwoman Stands Her Ground
- 2-11-2008
- Categorized in: Councilwoman At-Large Terry LaBruno (2005-2009), Hoboken Government
In the knock down, drag out world of Hoboken Politics, nothing beats the free entertainment courtesy of the City of Hoboken. The February 2, 2008 City Council Meeting was no exception when over 200 spectators packed the meeting with another large group lingering outside in the hallway. A local newspaper reported that a "majority of the audience was comprised of Hoboken taxicab drivers, owners, and supporters, who showed up to protest an ordinance that would allow the city to auction off seven more medallions, bringing the total number of taxis allowed in Hoboken to 65. This would increase the competition." Although fares would be increased from $4 to $5, changes in the law would now allow for the suspension of a Hoboken taxi drivers permit if the driver accumulated 4 points on his state issued drivers license.
In the one minute video, Councilwoman-At-Large Terry LaBruno responds to the disparaging remarks directed at the council when the city ordinance passed 5-4.
Hats off to Councilwomen-at-large Terry LaBruno for saying enough is enough and putting them in their place. Click on the Council image below to watch the video.
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