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Whether your municipality has a population of 300 or 300,000, it has a major stake in the legislative deliberations in Trenton. Consequently, an important League priority is the defense of home rule autonomy. Every bill pending before the Legislature that might affect localities is evaluated by the League's 100-member Legislative Committee, and aggressively opposed or supported by the League's lobbying team in concert with local officials around the state.
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Senate State Government Committee Favorably Reports S-3519
The Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism, and Historic Preservation Committee favorably reported S-3519, which makes various changes to primary election, vacancy, municipal referendum, and mail-in ballot mailing deadlines. Read on... -
Upcoming USDOT Webinar for Discretionary Grant Opportunities
On February 8, at 3:00 p.m., the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) will host a webinar to highlight several resources created to help potential grant applicants navigate different funding opportunities. Read on... -
State Health Benefits Increase Remains Unresolved
Newark, Camden, and Trenton have left the State Health Benefits system, or are in the process of doing so. The SHBP Design Committee met to appoint a Super Conciliator. There was no action/discussion on the increase to the State Health Benefits program. Read on...
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Lori Buckelew
Deputy Executive Director/Dir. of Gov't Affairs
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Frank Marshall
Associate General Counsel
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Andrew LaFevre
Legislative Analyst
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Paul Penna
Senior Legislative Analyst
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Ciara Bradley
Legislative Administrator