Hoboken Mourns the Sudden Death of City Council President Jen Giattino

Hoboken residents are grieving the sudden and unexpected death of City Council President Jen Giattino, who passed away at the age of 52. Giattino, first elected in 2011, was a dedicated member of the community and served with distinction for over a decade. Her commitment to the city, particularly in the Sixth Ward, has been widely praised by her colleagues and the community she served.

The cause of Giattino’s death has not been released to the public. Her sudden passing has left the community in shock and has prompted an outpouring of tributes and condolences. Mayor Ravi Bhalla reflected on her legacy, stating, “Jen’s commitment to our community will be remembered forever. Her generosity, modesty, and quiet resolve made her a beloved individual whose influence will endure for many years. Hoboken has truly lost a guiding light.”

In response to her death, the city of Hoboken has canceled the city council and public safety meetings that were scheduled for Wednesday evening. These meetings, originally set for 5:30 PM and 7 PM, have been postponed, and new dates have yet to be announced. The cancellations were indicated on the city’s website meeting portal, though no public announcement was made.

Giattino is remembered not only for her public service but also as a loving wife and mother. Her dedication to the community and her family has left a lasting impact on Hoboken, and her memory will be cherished by those who knew her and benefited from her service.