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Pols, Developers, Locals Strategize About New PATH Station in Marion Section

Via Jersey City Times · Jul 16, 2026, 6:15 AM

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Stakeholders in Jersey City gathered to advance a decades-old proposal for a new PATH station in the Marion neighborhood.

The meeting brought together developers, elected officials including County Commissioner Bill O'Dea and Councilman Tom Zuppa, transit advocates, and residents to strategize about making the 45-year-old plan a reality.

The discussion centered on how to overcome barriers and move the project forward.

Key points

  • A new PATH station in Jersey City's Marion neighborhood has been proposed for 45 years without realization
  • Developers, officials, and residents met to strategize about advancing the transit project
  • County Commissioner Bill O'Dea and Ward C Councilman Tom Zuppa participated in the planning discussion
  • The proposal aims to improve transit access and development potential in the Marion section
  • Local stakeholders are working together to identify solutions to move the project forward

FAQ

Where would the new PATH station be located?
The proposed PATH station would be located in Jersey City's Marion neighborhood section.
How long has this PATH station been proposed?
The proposal for a new PATH station in the Marion section has existed for approximately 45 years.
Who is involved in moving this project forward?
Developers, elected officials like County Commissioner Bill O'Dea and Councilman Tom Zuppa, transit advocates, and area residents are collaborating on the proposal.

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