FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 5, 2026
CONTACT: Karina Diaz, Hudson County Executive’s Office
PHONE: 201-795-6200
The County Executive also invites the public to attend the Annual Black History Month Celebration on February 23
JERSEY CITY, NJ — Hudson County Executive Craig Guy and the Board of County Commissioners celebrated Black History Month at the Historic Brennan Courthouse with the African American community of Hudson County. Hudson County proudly marks Black History Month each February to honor the history, culture, and contributions of Black Americans.
“I’m proud to stand alongside the Board of County Commissioners as we recognize and celebrate the dedicated contributions of Black Americans in Hudson County with this flag raising,” said Hudson County Executive Craig Guy. “Today, we honor the historic achievements of Black Americans and celebrate the ongoing contributions of Black residents in our community. This flag raising reminds us of the importance of equality, lifting up every voice, and opening doors of opportunity — especially for our youth — so that everyone in Hudson County can thrive and achieve greatness.”
In addition to the flag raising, County Executive Guy will host the Black History Month Celebration on Monday, February 23 at 6 p.m. at Secaucus Hudson County Schools of Technology, Frank J. Gargiulo Campus. The event is open to the public and will feature dinner, entertainment, and remarks honoring community-nominated individuals whose work and achievements have made a difference across Hudson County.
For photos of the flag raising, click here.
For video of the flag raising, visit HudCoTV on YouTube.