City of Hackensack
Susan McVeigh serves as a Health Officer at the Hackensack Health Department since December 2016 and has concurrently been the Health Director for the City of Hackensack since January 2014. With a background as a Registered Environmental Health Specialist at the Hackensack Health Department from January 1996 to April 2014, Susan McVeigh brings extensive experience in public health and community health education. Educational credentials include a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health Education from William Paterson University of New Jersey and a Master’s Degree in Public Health Education and Promotion from Walden University.
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City of Hackensack
A unique and diverse city in the midst of a total renaissance, Hackensack is home to 45,000 people in the heart of Bergen County, New Jersey. Our city’s Downtown Redevelopment is bringing thousands of new residents to Main Street and its surrounding areas, and along with them outstanding small businesses, more jobs, greater tax revenue, and new energy. Conveniently situated along major highways, we are also served by two NJ Transit train stations and our downtown bus transfer station provides access to virtually anywhere. In addition to being the home of the Bergen County Judiciary, County Government, our world-renowned medical center, and nationally recognized educational institutions, the extraordinary history of Hackensack dates back to the 1600s and General George Washington even briefly headquartered here during his famous 1776 Retreat.