Overview

Emily B. Jabbour is the mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey. She assumed office in 2024 following a municipal election. As mayor, she oversees the administration of city government, including municipal budgeting, public services, infrastructure initiatives, and local development projects in Hoboken.

Before becoming mayor, Jabbour served on the Hoboken City Council representing the city’s Second Ward. During her time on the council, she participated in municipal legislative decisions related to local infrastructure improvements, housing policy, and community services.

Prior to her elected service in municipal government, Jabbour worked in public policy and community advocacy. Her work included involvement in nonprofit and civic organizations addressing local policy issues and community programs in Hoboken.

Political Career

Mayor, Hoboken (2024-present)

Councilwoman, Second Ward, Hoboken City Council (2018-2024)

Key Policy Areas

Municipal infrastructure and transportation

Housing and neighborhood development

Public safety and community services

Environmental sustainability initiatives

Local economic development and small business support

Notable Actions / Initiatives

Elected mayor of Hoboken in the 2023 municipal election.

Previously served on the Hoboken City Council representing the Second Ward.

Participated in municipal initiatives related to infrastructure improvements and housing policy.

Oversaw municipal administration and city services as mayor.

Education

New York University, B.A.

Personal

Birth date: Not publicly available

Residence: Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey