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Hudson County commissioners seeking to recoup $250k in alleged Alonso scheme

Source: Hudson County View · Jul 20, 2026, 3:43 PM

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Hudson County commissioners are pursuing recovery of approximately $250,000 that former Superintendent of Weights Frank Alonso allegedly stole from the county.

Alonso, 58, a Union City resident, was charged by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office with theft of county funds spanning January 2024 through the present.

The commissioners' action represents an effort to reclaim public funds misappropriated through the alleged scheme.

Key points

  • Hudson County commissioners seek to recover $250,000 allegedly stolen by former Superintendent of Weights Frank Alonso
  • Alonso was charged with theft of county funds between January 2024 and the time of his arrest
  • The 58-year-old Union City resident is accused of stealing public funds from Hudson County
  • The case was brought by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office

FAQ

Who is Frank Alonso?
Frank Alonso, 58, of Union City, is the former Superintendent of Weights and Measures for Hudson County who was charged with stealing county funds.
How much money is being sought for recovery?
Hudson County commissioners are seeking to recoup approximately $250,000 that was allegedly stolen through the scheme.
What time period does the alleged theft cover?
The alleged theft occurred between January 2024 and the time charges were filed against Alonso.

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