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As Hudson County reclaims HCST CRC space, laid off workers still seeking jobs

Source: Hudson County View · Jul 22, 2026, 2:33 PM

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Hudson County is reclaiming space previously leased by the Hudson County Schools of Technology (HCST) under a 13-year agreement to establish a Community Resource Center (CRC).

As the county transitions the facility, laid-off employees from the former HCST are advocating for attention to their employment situation, urging elected officials not to overlook their needs during the space repurposing.

Key points

  • Hudson County is reclaiming space from the Hudson County Schools of Technology (HCST)
  • The space will be converted to a Community Resource Center (CRC)
  • HCST previously operated under a 13-year lease agreement with Hudson County
  • Laid-off HCST employees are seeking new employment opportunities
  • Displaced workers are urging elected officials to address their job situation

FAQ

What is happening to the HCST facility space?
Hudson County is reclaiming the space that was previously leased by the Hudson County Schools of Technology under a 13-year agreement. The county plans to use the space for a Community Resource Center (CRC).
Who is affected by this change?
The employees of the Hudson County Schools of Technology who were laid off are affected. They remain unemployed and are seeking new job opportunities while advocating for support from county elected officials.
What are the laid-off workers asking for?
The displaced HCST employees are reminding elected officials not to forget about them during the transition and are seeking assistance in finding new employment.

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