Politics & Government
City To Choose New Insurance Plan for Its Employees
The mayor has called a special meeting on Wednesday night to choose a new broker.

Mayor Dawn Zimmer is calling a special meeting on Wednesday night, for the council to vote on a new insurance plan for the city.
The mayor is proposing a change in insurance broker for its employees. The plan Zimmer is proposing costs $312,000 a year with Fairview Insurance and includes "wellness coaching" for the employees, according to a press release from the city. Last year Hoboken paid $360,000 in insurance fees. (The mayor's letter is attached to this story).
A special meeting is needed to vote on this, according to spokesman Juan Melli, because the city needs a new contract with an insurance broker by the end of the month.
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The council will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday night.
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