HOBOKEN, NJ —
June 18, 2026 |
By DailyHudson Staff
Environmental remediation at former Sunoco site causes citywide smell.
A strong odor reported across Hoboken this week is coming from environmental cleanup work at a former gas station, city officials said Tuesday.
The smell has affected residents in several neighborhoods, prompting questions and concerns about air quality. The city’s announcement aims to clarify the source and assure the public the work is routine remediation.
The remediation work is taking place at the site of the former Sunoco station at the intersection of 13th Street and Willow Avenue.
Hoboken officials shared the information in a social media post on Tuesday.
Impact: Residents who noticed the strong odor can now understand its origin and that it is part of a controlled cleanup process.
What Happens Next: City officials have not provided a timeline for when the work or the associated odor will end.
Officials encourage residents to stay tuned for further updates as the remediation progresses.
Source: NJ.com Hudson
