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Linda R. Greenstein

Bills in the 2010–2011 Session, in the General Assembly and then the Senate.

All of Linda R. Greenstein's terms

General Assembly

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Assembly Bill 3195

    Requires Department of State to create uniform application form for use by small businesses to apply for certain State financial assistance programs.*

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 676

    Jessica Rogers' Law: upgrades assault by auto or vessel in situations of road rage.

  • Assembly Bill 2975

    Requires destruction of records stored on digital copy machines under certain circumstances.

Out of committee4

  • Assembly Bill 2073

    Limits authority of "Blue Ribbon Panel for Review of Long-Term Prisoners' Parole Eligibility." *

  • Assembly Bill 2558

    Enhances crime victims' rights under the "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 2809

    Allows professional corporation to use or register an alternate name; allows use of certain abbreviations in certain business names; updates references for certain State business filings.

  • Assembly Bill 2864

    Revises certain unemployment benefit claim procedures and requires registration of authorized agents of parties to the procedures.

In committee53

  • Assembly Bill 659

    Establishes the authority of the court to order electronic monitoring of certain convicted domestic violence offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 660

    Establishes minimum registered professional nurse staffing standards for hospitals and ambulatory surgery facilities and certain DHS facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 661

    Expands offense of computer criminal activity to include accessing computer data for an unlawful purpose by means of a knowing misrepresentation as to identity of person requesting information.

  • Assembly Bill 662

    Prohibits unilateral changing of terms and conditions of employment by public employers.

  • Assembly Bill 663

    Establishes criminal penalties for failure to pay the minimum wage.

  • Assembly Bill 664

    Provides non-forfeitable right to post-retirement medical benefits provided by law to certain public employees with 25 years of service.

  • Assembly Bill 665

    Requires the establishment of a prequalification process for prospective bidders on public school district transportation contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 666

    Authorizes a board of education to reject the lowest bid for a school transportation contract based on the school bus safety inspection record of the bidder.

  • Assembly Bill 667

    Permits a board of education to adopt a salary policy in excess of three years and requires the payment of increments pursuant to an expired policy in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 668

    Prohibits political contributions by county and municipal political party committees to other committees; increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 669

    Prohibits delegation of investment discretion of Director of Division of Investment to outside managers.

  • Assembly Bill 670

    Establishes circumstances under which municipalities may base development approval, the timing thereof, or denial, on sufficiency of local transportation infrastructure.

  • Assembly Bill 671

    Clarifies power of municipalities to zone for separation of incompatible land uses through specification of reasonable separation limitations.

  • Assembly Bill 672

    Makes employment matters not exempted by statute mandatory subjects of public employment collective bargaining.

  • Assembly Bill 673

    Establishes the "Healthy Workplace Act."

  • Assembly Bill 674

    Amends "State Transfer of Development Rights Act," and provides for impact fees and other incentives for establishment of transfer of development rights programs.

  • Assembly Bill 675

    Provides DEP authority over remedy selection for cleanup of contaminated property to be used for residential purposes or as a school.

  • Assembly Bill 677

    Establishes presumption of grandfathering of certain governing documents of homeowners' associations upon conflict with new statutory or regulatory provisions unless majority of members vote to amend.

  • Assembly Bill 678

    Requires all cats and dogs released from shelters and pounds be sterilized with certain exceptions; increases certain dog-related fees; dedicates increases to Animal Population Control Fund; establishes new eligibility criteria for State spaying and neut

  • Assembly Bill 679

    Regulates pharmacy benefits management companies; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 680

    Provides for mandatory life imprisonment for sexual assault upon a minor.

  • Assembly Bill 681

    Requires a State tax expenditure report be included in the Governor's annual budget message.

  • Assembly Bill 682

    Extends eligibility for total property tax exemption to 100% disabled Cold War veterans; requires State to reimburse municipality for local tax revenue loss.

  • Assembly Bill 683

    Requires movie theaters to install captioning technology for use by hearing impaired patrons.

  • Assembly Bill 684

    Makes various changes to the "Law Against Discrimination"; repeals section 4 of P.L.1985, c.73.

  • Assembly Bill 685

    The "Toxic-free Children's Products Act."

  • Assembly Bill 686

    Requires Governor's annual budget message to include certain contract information.

  • Assembly Bill 687

    Requires contractors to provide Department of the Treasury with employment information about contracts with public bodies.

  • Assembly Bill 688

    Revises scope of public employee collective negotiations.

  • Assembly Bill 689

    Provides additional penalties for violations of "Uniform Securities Law (1997)" involving certain persons.

  • Assembly Bill 690

    Establishes permissive inferences related to conduct that serves as predicate to sex offenses against minors.

  • Assembly Bill 691

    Upgrades certain sex crimes against minors.

  • Assembly Bill 692

    Requires persons subject to Megan's Law registration to provide law enforcement with any Internet identifiers.

  • Assembly Bill 693

    Limits job creation estimation under COAH regulations for warehousing activities.

  • Assembly Bill 2071

    Reforms procedures concerning provision of affordable housing; abolishes Council on Affordable Housing.

  • Assembly Bill 2446

    Establishes process by which a fiduciary is discharged.

  • Assembly Bill 2566

    Requires scooter riders under 17 years old to wear helmets.

  • Assembly Bill 2595

    Requires certain issue advocacy organizations to disclose contributions and expenditure information.

  • Assembly Bill 2659

    Restricts campaign contributions by certain individuals, businesses or other organizations that purchase or acquire property involved in eminent domain proceedings.

  • Assembly Bill 2660

    Provides certain individuals, businesses or other organizations performing public contracts are prohibited from making certain contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 2661

    Upgrades penalty for unlawfully transferring a firearm to an underage person.

  • Assembly Bill 2662

    Makes unlawful possession of assault firearm a second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 2730

    Codifies AG recommendations for issuing Amber Alert when family member abducts child.

  • Assembly Bill 2805

    Requires voter approval at the annual school election or by the board of school estimate prior to the establishment of a charter school.

  • Assembly Bill 2815

    Removes decal requirement from graduated driver's license law; establishes new system for law enforcement to identify novice drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 2846

    Establishes pilot project to permit overseas and military voters to vote in certain elections using Internet; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3141

    Regulates use of pallets in shipment and storage of certain agricultural commodities, foods, drugs, and medicinal products.

  • Assembly Bill 3193

    Provides grants to eligible businesses equal to 5% of annual base salary of new employees hired under employment grant component of Invest in New Jersey Business Grant Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3194

    Provides tax credit under corporation business tax and gross income tax for certain costs incurred in purchase and installation of certain environmentally responsible business equipment.

  • Assembly Bill 3225

    Requires school bus safety instruction in all school districts which provide pupil transportation.

  • Assembly Bill 3230

    Requires forfeiture of public office, position or employment upon conviction of certain offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3395

    Establishes the "Sexual Assault Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 3421

    Requires policy on use of alternative dispute resolution for State agencies; expands duties of Dispute Settlement Office of Department of Public Defender.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 50
  • Assembly Bill 226

    Directs Medicaid to establish medical home demonstration project.

  • Assembly Bill 359

    The "Foreclosure Rescue Fraud Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 387

    Increases specialized care nursing facility beds for persons with Huntington's Disease. *

  • Assembly Bill 444

    Disqualifies member of board of education or member of charter school board of trustees for conviction of certain crimes and requires member to undergo criminal history background investigation. *

  • Assembly Bill 515

    Expands the provisions of Operation Recognition to veterans of the Korean and Vietnam conflicts.

  • Assembly Bill 559

    Decreases certain public document copy fees; amount of fee dependent upon whether letter size page or legal size page. *

  • Assembly Bill 905

    Provides bill of rights for persons receiving services under Congregate Housing Services Program.

  • Assembly Bill 906

    Provides for equal opportunity for businesses that pay societal benefits charges to apply for certain energy-related incentives and funding. *

  • Assembly Bill 914

    Directs Chief Technology Officer in the Office of Information Technology to study and report potential benefits of expanding the use of electronic transactions, including the use of electronic signature and electronic record by the State.

  • Assembly Bill 1052

    Requires State entities to purchase biofuels in place of fossil fuels when reasonable, prudent and cost effective. *

  • Assembly Bill 1098

    Authorizes county colleges and county vocational school districts to establish green job certification programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1400

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to the "American Red Cross-NJ Fund".

  • Assembly Bill 1448

    Prohibits manufacture or sale of reflective glass beads with high arsenic content; prohibits DOT and State's toll road authorities from using paint mixed with reflective glass beads for roadway markings. *

  • Assembly Bill 1491

    Imposes certain bail restrictions on persons charged with violating domestic violence restraining orders.

  • Assembly Bill 1570

    Requires New Jersey institutions of higher education to disseminate fire safety information about their facilities to students, parents or guardians, and employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1633

    Authorizes the court to include provisions for animals in domestic violence restraining orders.*

  • Assembly Bill 1637

    Permits advertising on exterior of school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 1654

    Requires DCF to provide information on home visitation resources and shaken baby syndrome to parents of newborn infants. *

  • Assembly Bill 1748

    Expands membership of Domestic Violence Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board.

  • Assembly Bill 1945

    Creates New Jersey Honor Guard Ribbon.

  • Assembly Bill 2173

    Requires Department of State to establish and maintain a website to provide a clearinghouse of information for nonprofits.

  • Assembly Bill 2286

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for New Jersey National Guard members and their families in need of assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 2366

    Concerns contracting and licensing procedures for certain organizations under contract with DHS and DCF.

  • Assembly Bill 2405

    Directs each institution of higher education to develop and coordinate a comprehensive disaster preparedness plan.

  • Assembly Bill 2469

    Establishes "Blue Ribbon Panel to Review New Jersey's Inmate Policy." *

  • Assembly Bill 2565

    Revises law relating to title recordation.

  • Assembly Bill 2592

    "Sara's Law;" requires Motor Vehicle Commission to establish next-of-kin program.

  • Assembly Bill 2632

    Requires Division of Taxation to display Senior Gold prescription program information on tax return instructions.

  • Assembly Bill 2720

    Establishes new procedure in "Administrative Procedure Act" to allow substantial changes to agency rule-making upon adoption.

  • Assembly Bill 2748

    Exempts sales of certain homes and seasonal rentals from the bulk sale notification requirements. *

  • Assembly Bill 2786

    Permits local units to participate in cooperative purchasing agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 2844

    Requires DCA to post on its website the current adopted budget of any county or municipality that does not maintain its own website; also requires posting of three immediately preceding adopted budgets.

  • Assembly Bill 2849

    Requires BPU orders to be issued in writing and posted on Internet. *

  • Assembly Bill 2851

    Eliminates various inactive boards, commissions, committees, councils, and task forces.

  • Assembly Bill 2878

    Requires DHS to collect and disseminate data about persons with developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2928

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3267

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support the Boys and Girls Clubs in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 3308

    Creates State contract set-aside program for businesses owned and operated by veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3466

    The "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3819

    Modifies employer UI tax rates.

  • Assembly Bill 3908

    Requires State, regional, and local authorities, boards,and commissions to establish an Internet website and post information related to each entity's mission, finances, meetings, and employees.*

  • Assembly Bill 3971

    Prohibits municipal library trustees from transferring donated funds to municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 3980

    Provides updated procedures for disposition of State surplus computers and certain other electronic devices designated for redistribution, sale, or disposal.*

  • Assembly Bill 4055

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

  • Assembly Bill 4056

    Makes certain changes to NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust Financing Program.

  • Assembly Bill 4057

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

  • Assembly Bill 4111

    Creates Veterans Haven Council.

  • Assembly Bill 4182

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support the Girl Scouts councils in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4267

    Allows counties and municipalities to use open space trust funds for purchase of flood-prone properties.

  • Assembly Bill 4297

    "Caylee's Law;" upgrades penalties for failing to report a death; criminalizes failure to report disappearance of child within 24 hours.

Vetoed · 18
  • Assembly Bill 20

    Supplements the State annual appropriations act for the State fiscal year 2010-2011, makes appropriations for Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled Programs and the Homestead Rebate/Credit Program.

  • Assembly Bill 917

    Requires State to use energy-efficient outdoor lighting fixtures.

  • Assembly Bill 1678

    Establishes a New Jersey Homebuyer Tax Credit Program under the New Jersey gross income tax for home purchases during a qualified period. *

  • Assembly Bill 1851

    "Historic Property Reinvestment Act"; provides credits against certain taxes for certain costs of rehabilitating historic properties.

  • Assembly Bill 2144

    Provides for maintenance of State buildings and facilities by direct hire of certain skilled labor. **

  • Assembly Bill 2215

    Permits developer to qualify for low-interest loan from NJEDA when building a high performance green building.

  • Assembly Bill 3158

    Establishes NJ Task Force on Coordination Among Nonprofit Social Service Organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 3273

    Amends Fiscal Year 2011 annual appropriations act to require filing of application for expansion of Medicaid coverage for family planning services.

  • Assembly Bill 3353

    Establishes a closing fund to provide financial resources for certain economic development projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3397

    Regulates deed procurement services.*

  • Assembly Bill 3513

    Establishes the Workforce Shortage Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3584

    Creates "Back to Work NJ Program"; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3694

    Permits institutions of higher education to make supplemental contributions to ABP.

  • Assembly Bill 4048

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support NJ SHARES.

  • Assembly Bill 4202

    Increase gross income tax rate on income exceeding $1,000,000 for taxable years 2011 and 2012 and expands gross income tax exclusion for pensions, annuities and other retirement income for certain taxpayers beginning in 2011.

  • Assembly Bill 4332

    Establishes "Back to Work NJ Program"; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4337

    Creates New Jersey Business Action Center; requires center to provide competitive intelligence information to certain businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 4389

    Permits registered voters to receive mail-in ballots automatically for all elections under certain conditions; limits number of sample ballots transmitted to each residence.

Passed the General Assembly · 17
  • Assembly Bill 231

    Creates a civil "rape shield" law.

  • Assembly Bill 406

    Requires that school districts use a model contract developed by the Commissioner of Education when employing a superintendent of schools.

  • Assembly Bill 633

    Prohibits sending unsolicited advertising by text messaging, and requires companies offering text messaging services to allow customers to block all incoming and outgoing text messages. *

  • Assembly Bill 861

    Requires license suspension of certain health care professionals and medical waste facilities, generators, and transporters for willful illegal or improper medical waste disposal.

  • Assembly Bill 907

    Directs the BPU to establish certain energy-conservation programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1017

    Expands parity between certain State-chartered financial institutions, and permits interstate banking by such institutions through de novo branching or expanded authority to acquire existing branches or institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 1216

    Establishes crime of initiating a false "Amber Alert."

  • Assembly Bill 1505

    Establishes "New Jersey Colorectal Cancer Research Fund"; provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns. *

  • Assembly Bill 1586

    Prohibits access to police vehicle global positioning system.

  • Assembly Bill 1700

    "New Jersey Fair Debt Collection Practices Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1706

    Regulates mailed manufacturer's rebates.

  • Assembly Bill 1952

    Requires DMVA, through State veterans service offices, to provide surviving beneficiary of deceased service member with comprehensive benefits packet.

  • Assembly Bill 2052

    Includes reverse rate evasion as form of insurance fraud and provides for civil and criminal penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 2062

    Prohibits delivery of more than one magazine issue before billing information is obtained. *

  • Assembly Bill 2744

    Requires DOE to develop and distribute information regarding hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and expands role and membership of New Jersey Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 3086

    Establishes a civil cause of action for gender-motivated violence.

  • Assembly Bill 3274

    Transfers $5,000,000 of unexpended balance from Purchase of Service for Inmates Incarcerated in County Penal Facilities account in Fiscal Year 2011 Annual Appropriations Act and appropriates that amount for Women's Health and Family Planning Services.

Out of committee · 24
  • Assembly Bill 330

    Creates offense of financial exploitation of the elderly.

  • Assembly Bill 369

    Prohibits misleading use of senior-specific certifications or professional designations in connection with sales of securities.

  • Assembly Bill 403

    Requires creditor to provide mortgage payoff balance to borrower within five business days after request.

  • Assembly Bill 576

    Establishes new motorcycle safety provisions.

  • Assembly Bill 646

    Requires the adoption of nepotism policies by school districts and charter schools.

  • Assembly Bill 904

    Establishes innovation zone program to stimulate technology industry clusters around New Jersey's research universities, colleges or research hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 915

    Authorizes creation of local renewable energy collaboratives and central renewable energy generation systems, and provides for sale of renewable power generation. **

  • Assembly Bill 949

    Requires additional public participation and health impact study as conditions of conversion of health service corporation to domestic stock insurer; dissolves the Heath Service Corporation Conversion Temporary Advisory Commission. *

  • Assembly Bill 1068

    Sets confidentiality standards for public employee assistance program records; prohibits employer actions against program participants.

  • Assembly Bill 1572

    Establishes "New Jersey Fire and EMS Crisis Intervention Services" telephone hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 1692

    Regulates advertising of manufacturer's rebates by retail mercantile establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 1708

    Protects property taxpayers by requiring removal of certain property tax deduction and credit information from documents available for public inspection and provides for homestead property tax benefit in form of credit.

  • Assembly Bill 2038

    Establishes registry of offenders of individuals with developmental disabilities in DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 2136

    Provides unemployment benefits for certain spouses of National Guard members.

  • Assembly Bill 2499

    Prohibits new employees of certain organizations from enrolling in State-administered retirement system or health care plan of public employer.*

  • Assembly Bill 2563

    Concerns gender equity in the workplace.

  • Assembly Bill 2597

    Clarifies that sexual assault victims are not responsible for any costs of forensic sexual assault examinations or related services.

  • Assembly Bill 2666

    Requires health insurers to cover oral anticancer medications on no less favorable basis than intravenous anticancer medications.*

  • Assembly Bill 2812

    Changes references of "mental retardation" to "intellectual disability" or "developmental disability" and uses person-first language for persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3019

    Makes FY 2011 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 for Women's Health and Family Planning Services, reduces FY 2011 appropriation for State Employees' Prescription Drug Program by $7,453,000, and requires filing of application for expansion of Medica

  • Assembly Bill 3128

    Provides for development of searchable "Bulletin NJ" local public bidding and employment database.

  • Assembly Bill 3196

    Allows corporation business tax credits as incentives for redevelopment of distressed shopping centers.

  • Assembly Bill 3450

    Requires four weeks pre-notification of exhaustion of UI benefits. *

  • Assembly Bill 3494

    Allows for unemployment insurance beneficiaries to file, reopen, cancel or close claims online.

In committee · 112
  • Assembly Bill 115

    Eliminates use of vaccines containing mercury over three years.

  • Assembly Bill 199

    Prohibits sale of certain products using advertisements alluding to controlled dangerous substances or analogs.

  • Assembly Bill 200

    Requires schools to provide eligible high school students with voter registration material.

  • Assembly Bill 210

    Provides that DNA test results may be used in establishing parentage.

  • Assembly Bill 219

    Provides in-network benefits to patient with disability for services provided by out-of-network provider under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 221

    Requires informational posters about safe placement alternatives for newborn infants be posted in public restrooms used by females.

  • Assembly Bill 238

    Revises New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act and other laws relating thereto.

  • Assembly Bill 299

    Requires court to consider results of domestic violence assessment before dissolving certain domestic violence restraining orders.

  • Assembly Bill 320

    Establishes, in the Division of Fish and Wildlife in DEP, a program to encourage school children to avoid drug use and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 358

    Increases membership of PFRS board of trustees from 11 to 13 members.

  • Assembly Bill 361

    Requires DHSS to establish "New Jersey Autism Website."

  • Assembly Bill 366

    Authorizes wiretap orders for investigation of luring or enticing a child, identity theft, stalking and harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 390

    Provides that public schools will not be in session on Veterans' Day of each year.

  • Assembly Bill 391

    Requires school board member and local elective office candidates to file financial disclosure statements; requires criminal background disclosure for school officials and school board member candidates.

  • Assembly Bill 392

    Adds two employees to the boards of trustees of the State colleges and the county colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 399

    Requires physicians and other prescribers to obtain informed consent from parents or guardians of minors for certain medications with "black box warning."

  • Assembly Bill 428

    Restricts bail options for second and subsequent offenses occurring while released.

  • Assembly Bill 429

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance to curb gang related loitering and criminal activity.

  • Assembly Bill 431

    Establishes professional standards for county sheriffs and their employees.

  • Assembly Bill 432

    Establishes the crime of assault by animal.

  • Assembly Bill 449

    Creates offense of impairing communications, which would constitute domestic violence in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 450

    "The Domestic Violence and Workforce Development Initiative Act."

  • Assembly Bill 455

    Supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to DHSS for Office on Women's Health.

  • Assembly Bill 513

    Creates "New Jersey Senior Labor Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 540

    Concerns criminal background checks for certain school employees.

  • Assembly Bill 542

    Establishes measures to provide employment stability for teaching paraprofessionals employed in school districts that receive federal funding under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

  • Assembly Bill 547

    Requires prequalification process for prospective bidders on school district transportation contracts; authorizes debarment of bidders convicted of certain crimes; authorizes disqualification of bidder or termination of transportation contract for certai

  • Assembly Bill 564

    Adds contact via electronic device to prohibited contact enumerated in permanent restraining orders for convicted stalkers.

  • Assembly Bill 573

    Includes limitations on amount of retirement compensation which may be provided by a school board in the employment contracts of superintendents of schools, assistant superintendents of schools, and school business administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 578

    Clarifies school district employees subject to statutory provisions concerning supplemental compensation for unused sick leave and vacation carry forward requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 592

    Extends prevailing wage requirements to certain maintenance-related projects.

  • Assembly Bill 629

    The "Consumer Telephone Records Protection Act of 2008."

  • Assembly Bill 638

    Prohibits display of gift card account numbers.

  • Assembly Bill 640

    Affords employment protection to certain volunteer emergency responders.

  • Assembly Bill 720

    Requires DMVA to send Servicemembers' Advisory Notice to members of National Guard called to active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 752

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as the State song.

  • Assembly Bill 799

    Requires certain persons to report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation against vulnerable adults.

  • Assembly Bill 809

    Requires annual review of all released sex offenders to determine if they were registered and tiered.

  • Assembly Bill 815

    "Pharmacy Quality Improvement and Error Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 819

    Chloe and Samantha's Law; requires notice to consumers of availability of products to prevent tip-over accidents involving certain furniture or televisions.

  • Assembly Bill 842

    Creates a directory of registered telemarketers.

  • Assembly Bill 862

    Increases civil penalties for medical waste violations and intentional ocean pollution.

  • Assembly Bill 869

    Raises age requirement of compulsory school attendance from 16 to 18 years old.

  • Assembly Bill 924

    Revises certain procedures for municipal redevelopment programs; prohibits certain campaign contributions by redevelopers.

  • Assembly Bill 930

    The "Smart Container Act."

  • Assembly Bill 956

    Requires mandatory sexual violence training for law enforcement, judicial and prosecutorial personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 964

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 968

    Revises statutory mental health coverage requirements and requires all health insurers and SHBP to cover treatment for alcoholism and other substance-use disorders under same terms and conditions as for other diseases or illnesses.

  • Assembly Bill 980

    Prohibits Internet posting of certain information on law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 1026

    Includes local emergency management volunteers in Emergency Services Volunteer Length of Service Award Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1044

    Establishes Task Force on Public School Student Recess to study benefits of student recess and make recommendations on advisability of mandatory recess in school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1054

    Requires specific reduction of sulfur content in heating oil, and scheduled increase of blending biofuels therein after July 1, 2011, unless requirements are waived by Governor pursuant to Executive Order.

  • Assembly Bill 1058

    Establishes N.J. Historical Commission program for preservation and promotion of graves of significant individuals of the American Revolutionary period; appropriates $200,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1062

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1067

    Directs AG to develop mandatory guidelines for municipal prosecutors.

  • Assembly Bill 1072

    Upgrades assault on victims who are disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 1079

    Prohibits cemetery company from charging additional fee for rendering certain services on Sunday.

  • Assembly Bill 1142

    Upgrades offense of harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1220

    Establishes low interest mortgage program in HMFA for volunteer fire and rescue squad members.

  • Assembly Bill 1222

    Provides PFRS member in federal or State military service who is injured or killed with disability or death benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1234

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for employer expenditures to provide certain physical fitness benefits to employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1244

    Exempts membership fees, initiation fees, or dues for access to health and fitness, athletic, or sporting clubs of certain charitable organizations from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1246

    Requires retail store operators to establish in-store recycling programs that provide opportunities for customers to return clean plastic carryout bags.

  • Assembly Bill 1250

    "Thomas P. Canzanella Twenty First Century First Responders Protection Act"; concerns workers' compensation for public safety workers.

  • Assembly Bill 1409

    Establishes limits on resident's hours in hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 1427

    Requires registration of certain additional securities investment advisers.

  • Assembly Bill 1433

    "Tree Experts and Tree Care Operators Licensing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1445

    Requires written security plan when school is polling place and open to students; provides that schools may be used as polling places only under certain circumstances; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1461

    Provides for specified alternative proposals and base specifications for certain public contracts; requires contracting unit to specify basis for determining lowest responsible bid and criteria for selection of alternate bids.

  • Assembly Bill 1477

    Limits use of inherently beneficial use doctrine when municipality making variance determination has received substantive certification from the Council on Affordable Housing; provides repose from litigation.

  • Assembly Bill 1520

    Establishes New Jersey Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 1528

    "Gynecologic Cancer Education and Awareness Act"; appropriates $75,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1530

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance regulating where sex offenders may reside.

  • Assembly Bill 1532

    Prohibits sale of food and beverage packaging and containers made with bisphenol A.

  • Assembly Bill 1539

    Authorizes State and local governments to enter into group purchasing agreement for alternative fueled vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 1555

    Encourages purchase of NJ solar panels and wind turbines for State projects and State-funded projects.

  • Assembly Bill 1566

    Concerns workers' compensation for firefighters with cancer.

  • Assembly Bill 1573

    Makes temporary insurance and temporary domestic security local cap exceptions permanent; exempts pre-July 7, 2004 contract obligations from current, lower cap.

  • Assembly Bill 1574

    Regulates Internet pharmacies and electronic prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 1575

    Changes calculation of average weekly wage for TDI benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1596

    Criminalizes certain actions in or on utility company's property.

  • Assembly Bill 1684

    Establishes New Jersey Rx Program to reduce prescription drug prices.

  • Assembly Bill 1686

    Requires that public officers or public employees convicted of crimes involving their office or employment be sentenced to mandatory prison terms and forfeit pension benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 1713

    Removes confidential employee status of certain Casino Control Commission employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1725

    Provides for receipt for voter at primary or general election; allows receipt to be proof of eligibility to vote in subsequent election; provides State reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 1733

    Establishes minimum energy efficiency standards for certain products.

  • Assembly Bill 1740

    Concerns access to wage records in connection with projects subject to prevailing wage requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 1744

    Revises law concerning meetings of public bodies.

  • Assembly Bill 1755

    Extends service prevailing wage requirements to food service contracts and to local units and State authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1761

    Makes changes in Primary Care Physician and Dentist Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1773

    "Judy and Nikki's Law"; provides for life imprisonment without parole for persons convicted of murder of a child 16 years of age or younger.

  • Assembly Bill 2426

    Adds three members to New Jersey Student Athlete Cardiac Screening Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 2544

    Amends RICO to add certain crimes involving public servants.

  • Assembly Bill 2625

    Requires recycling of digital audio players and certain printers.

  • Assembly Bill 2633

    Changes signature requirement for recall petition and when recall may be initiated.

  • Assembly Bill 2634

    Provides that information technology professionals who find child pornography on computers must report the finding to law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 2635

    Designates September 11 each year "September 11 Remembrance Day" in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2739

    Establishes NJ Task Force on Coordination Among Nonprofit Social Service Organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 2745

    Expands wrongful death act to allow recovery for mental anguish, emotional pain and suffering, loss of society and loss of companionship.

  • Assembly Bill 2765

    Requires certain cable television companies to offer free Internet access to public libraries.

  • Assembly Bill 2773

    Protects law enforcement officers from liability when checking car seats.

  • Assembly Bill 2776

    Increases statute of limitations and provides treble damages for certain violations of "Uniform Securities Law (1997)."

  • Assembly Bill 2831

    Repeals restriction on weights and measures officers' and employees' duties.

  • Assembly Bill 2949

    Reorganizes New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority as New Jersey Public Media Corporation.

  • Assembly Bill 3137

    Establishes "Monica's Law" concerning domestic violence risk assessment pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 3171

    Provides for establishment of county offices for disability services; appropriates $90,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3197

    Eliminates DOT approval of municipal traffic calming measures in business districts.

  • Assembly Bill 3198

    Requires municipal agency under MLUL to notify prospective applicant of potential need for additional governmental approvals.

  • Assembly Bill 3261

    Requires development of fact sheet about bedbugs to be posted on the Department of Education's website.

  • Assembly Bill 3262

    Requires Division of Rate Counsel to evaluate NJT fare increases and determine whether increases are necessary and fair to NJT customers.

  • Assembly Bill 3336

    Establishes special environmental prosecutor.

  • Assembly Bill 3483

    Provides that modification of collective bargaining agreement concerning State holiday of Lincoln's Birthday in February 2011 and day after Thanksgiving in November 2010 is to be given effect.

Senate

Sponsored

Became law5

  • Senate Bill 2498

    Allows for unemployment insurance beneficiaries to file, reopen, cancel or close claims online.

  • Senate Bill 2562

    Sets confidentiality standards for public employee assistance program records; prohibits employer actions against program participants.

  • Senate Bill 2858

    Appropriates $14,818,787 from "2009 Green Acres Fund" and "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2895

    Appropriates $23 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Fund" for planning incentive grants to municipalities for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2981

    Decreases the minimum corporation business tax on certain New Jersey subchapter S corporations by 25%.

Passed the Senate1

  • Senate Bill 2691

    Designates portion of U.S. Route 1 in South Brunswick Township as "Pleasant T. Macon Highway."

Out of committee10

  • Senate Bill 2478

    Modifies certain service outage compensation and notice requirements for CATV companies.

  • Senate Bill 2480

    Requires State Treasurer to create uniform application form for use by small businesses to apply for certain State financial assistance programs.

  • Senate Bill 2482

    Eliminates DOT approval of municipal traffic calming measures in business districts.

  • Senate Bill 2496

    Creates "Back to Work NJ Program"; makes an appropriation.

  • Senate Bill 2539

    Requires Division of Rate Counsel to evaluate NJT fare increases and determine whether increases are necessary and fair to NJT customers.

  • Senate Bill 2585

    Concerns monitoring of certain workplace training for unemployment insurance beneficiaries.

  • Senate Bill 2603

    Directs installation of electric vehicle charging stations at service areas on State's toll roads.

  • Senate Bill 2910

    Makes certain changes to NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust Financing Program.

  • Senate Bill 2917

    Permits institutions of higher education to make supplemental contributions to ABP.

  • Senate Bill 3080

    Establishes "Back to Work NJ Program"; makes an appropriation.

In committee98

  • Senate Bill 2474

    Prohibits political contributions by county and municipal political party committees to other committees; increases certain penalties.

  • Senate Bill 2475

    Limits rescheduling, cancelation, and no-show fees providers of health care services may charge in certain instances.

  • Senate Bill 2476

    Limits cancelation and rescheduling fees for cosmetology and hairstyling, barbering, beauty culture, manicuring, and skin care specialty services in certain instances.

  • Senate Bill 2477

    Establishes 30-day grace period for consumer to cancel contract for telephone or cable service.

  • Senate Bill 2479

    Provides grants to eligible businesses equal to 5% of annual base salary of new employees hired under employment grant component of Invest in New Jersey Business Grant Program.

  • Senate Bill 2481

    Allows corporation business tax credits as incentives for redevelopment of distressed shopping centers.

  • Senate Bill 2483

    Requires development of fact sheet about bedbugs to be posted on the Department of Education's website.

  • Senate Bill 2484

    Changes signature requirement for recall petition and when recall may be initiated.

  • Senate Bill 2485

    Prohibits sale of food and beverage packaging and containers made with bisphenol A.

  • Senate Bill 2486

    Prohibits the sale of jewelry containing phthalates.

  • Senate Bill 2487

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Senate Bill 2488

    Establishes the "Sexual Assault Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Senate Bill 2489

    Requires informational posters about safe placement alternatives for newborn infants be posted in public restrooms used by females.

  • Senate Bill 2499

    Creates offense of impairing communications, which would constitute domestic violence in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2500

    Concerns criminal background checks for certain school employees.

  • Senate Bill 2501

    Establishes the authority of the court to order electronic monitoring of certain convicted domestic violence offenders.

  • Senate Bill 2502

    Establishes criminal penalties for failure to pay the minimum wage.

  • Senate Bill 2503

    Provides non-forfeitable right to post-retirement medical benefits provided by law to certain public employees with 25 years of service.

  • Senate Bill 2504

    Requires the establishment of a prequalification process for prospective bidders on public school district transportation contracts.

  • Senate Bill 2505

    Authorizes a board of education to reject the lowest bid for a school transportation contract based on the school bus safety inspection record of the bidder.

  • Senate Bill 2506

    Permits a board of education to adopt a salary policy in excess of three years and requires the payment of increments pursuant to an expired policy in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2507

    Prohibits delegation of investment discretion of Director of Division of Investment to outside managers.

  • Senate Bill 2513

    Establishes circumstances under which municipalities may base development approval, the timing thereof, or denial, on sufficiency of local transportation infrastructure.

  • Senate Bill 2514

    Clarifies power of municipalities to zone for separation of incompatible land uses through specification of reasonable separation limitations.

  • Senate Bill 2515

    Establishes the "Healthy Workplace Act."

  • Senate Bill 2516

    Establishes presumption of grandfathering of certain governing documents of homeowners' associations upon conflict with new statutory or regulatory provisions unless majority of members vote to amend.

  • Senate Bill 2517

    Requires all cats and dogs released from shelters and pounds be sterilized with certain exceptions; increases certain dog-related fees; dedicates increases to Animal Population Control Fund; establishes new eligibility criteria for State spaying and neut

  • Senate Bill 2518

    Requires movie theaters to install captioning technology for use by hearing impaired patrons.

  • Senate Bill 2519

    Makes various changes to the "Law Against Discrimination"; repeals section 4 of P.L.1985, c.73.

  • Senate Bill 2520

    Requires Governor's annual budget message to include certain contract information.

  • Senate Bill 2521

    Requires contractors to provide Department of the Treasury with employment information about contracts with public bodies.

  • Senate Bill 2522

    Provides additional penalties for violations of "Uniform Securities Law (1997)" involving certain persons.

  • Senate Bill 2523

    Prohibits Internet posting of certain information on law enforcement officers.

  • Senate Bill 2524

    Upgrades offense of harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2525

    Requires retail store operators to establish in-store recycling programs that provide opportunities for customers to return clean plastic carryout bags.

  • Senate Bill 2526

    Requires written security plan when school is polling place and open to students; provides that schools may be used as polling places only under certain circumstances; makes an appropriation.

  • Senate Bill 2527

    Limits use of inherently beneficial use doctrine when municipality making variance determination has received substantive certification from the Council on Affordable Housing; provides repose from litigation.

  • Senate Bill 2528

    Establishes minimum energy efficiency standards for certain products.

  • Senate Bill 2529

    Establishes a gross income tax credit for attendance at New Jersey county colleges.

  • Senate Bill 2530

    Provides certain employment protections for sheriff's investigators.

  • Senate Bill 2531

    Extends prevailing wage requirements to certain for-sale housing projects.

  • Senate Bill 2532

    Revises the definition of "public works projects" related to project labor agreements to include bridges.

  • Senate Bill 2533

    Requires Council on Affordable Housing to adjust municipal fair share to reflect job loss in a municipality.

  • Senate Bill 2534

    Requires gradual replacement of incandescent light bulbs in public school buildings with compact fluorescent light bulbs whenever possible.

  • Senate Bill 2535

    Restricts campaign contributions by certain individuals, businesses or other organizations that purchase or acquire property involved in eminent domain proceedings.

  • Senate Bill 2536

    Provides certain individuals, businesses or other organizations performing public contracts are prohibited from making certain contributions.

  • Senate Bill 2537

    Codifies AG recommendations for issuing Amber Alert when family member abducts child.

  • Senate Bill 2538

    Requires school bus safety instruction in all school districts which provide pupil transportation.

  • Senate Bill 2540

    Encourages development of electric vehicle charging stations in transportation projects.

  • Senate Bill 2546

    Revises scope of public employee collective negotiations.

  • Senate Bill 2547

    Revises certain procedures for municipal redevelopment programs; prohibits certain campaign contributions by redevelopers.

  • Senate Bill 2559

    Provides exclusive jurisdiction to PERC for certain unfair labor practice claims.

  • Senate Bill 2560

    Concerns apprenticeship programs and other standards for public works contractors.

  • Senate Bill 2561

    Requires certain cable television companies to offer free Internet access to public libraries.

  • Senate Bill 2563

    Establishes special environmental prosecutor.

  • Senate Bill 2564

    Requires municipal agency under MLUL to notify prospective applicant of potential need for additional governmental approvals.

  • Senate Bill 2579

    Prohibits municipality from imposing special assessment for curb repair in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2587

    Provides workers' compensation coverage for participants of "Back to Work NJ Program."

  • Senate Bill 2602

    Creates grant program for newly established small businesses engaged in life sciences.

  • Senate Bill 2604

    Creates matching grant program for small businesses engaged in life sciences.

  • Senate Bill 2611

    Provides corporation business tax credit and allows gross income tax deduction for purchase of electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2612

    Provides corporation business tax credit and allows gross income tax deduction for purchase and installation of electric vehicle charging stations.

  • Senate Bill 2615

    Exempts certain files of clinical programs at law schools in State from Open Public Records Act.

  • Senate Bill 2620

    Provides corporation business tax incentives for life sciences research.

  • Senate Bill 2655

    Establishes N.J. Historical Commission program for preservation and promotion of graves of significant individuals of the American Revolutionary period; appropriates $200,000.

  • Senate Bill 2656

    Authorizes release of sex offender registration information to DHS and county welfare agencies.

  • Senate Bill 2657

    Jessica Rogers' Law: upgrades assault by auto or vessel in situations of road rage.

  • Senate Bill 2658

    Expands programs in BPU to include low-interest loans and grants to municipalities for energy efficient programs and innovative energy technologies.

  • Senate Bill 2668

    "Prescription Drug Right-to-Know Act"; establishes clinical trials registry in DHSS; requires pharmaceutical companies to publicly disclose clinical trial data.

  • Senate Bill 2669

    Creates a directory of registered telemarketers.

  • Senate Bill 2670

    Makes it unlawful practice to sell certain products via Internet auction.

  • Senate Bill 2686

    Amends "State Transfer of Development Rights Act," and provides for impact fees and other incentives for establishment of transfer of development rights programs.

  • Senate Bill 2687

    Creates annual inspection cycle for certain hotels and motels under "Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law."

  • Senate Bill 2688

    Requires DHSS to review standard of care at health care facilities in which 40% or more of direct patient care nursing staff are temporary hires.

  • Senate Bill 2689

    Requiring notification of designated rape crisis centers under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2690

    Establishes the "Domestic Violence Victim Protection Pilot Program."

  • Senate Bill 2711

    Requires institutions of higher education to provide students with access to mental health care programs and services and to establish a hotline to provide information concerning the availability of those services.

  • Senate Bill 2712

    Prohibits sale of mercury batteries and consumer products that use mercury batteries; prohibits disposal of used mercury batteries as solid waste.

  • Senate Bill 2713

    Requires scooter riders under 17 years old to wear helmets.

  • Senate Bill 2715

    Excludes from PAAD income eligibility withdrawals from an IRA.

  • Senate Bill 2717

    Requires children to wear athletic heart protectors while playing organized baseball or softball.

  • Senate Bill 2724

    Requires prequalification process for prospective bidders on school district transportation contracts; authorizes debarment of bidders convicted of certain crimes; authorizes disqualification of bidder or termination of transportation contract for certai

  • Senate Bill 2783

    Implements recommendations of State Comptroller's report analyzing the on-line transparency of local authorities and commissions.

  • Senate Bill 2784

    Requires owners of certain newly developed shopping centers to provide electric vehicle charging stations.

  • Senate Bill 2789

    Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for purchase of compressed natural gas vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2790

    Establishes public-private pilot program for level 3 electric vehicle charging stations.

  • Senate Bill 2791

    Establishes public-private alternative fueling station pilot program and requires DOT to conduct study.

  • Senate Bill 2792

    Provides corporation business tax credits and gross income tax credits for purchase of fuel cell vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2799

    Establishes special license plates for honorably discharged veterans.

  • Senate Bill 2842

    Regulates pay-off of trade-in vehicles and certain vehicle title releases.

  • Senate Bill 2900

    Enhances procedures for disposition of State surplus computers, computer equipment and software allocated for redistribution, sale, or disposal.

  • Senate Bill 2977

    Guarantees each municipality, at a minimum, Fiscal Year 2010 distribution of Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Aid in State Fiscal Year 2012.

  • Senate Bill 2992

    Requires telephone companies regulated by BPU to mail certain service discontinuance notices via certified, return receipt requested.

  • Senate Bill 3006

    Concerns repayment of unemployment compensation overpayments.

  • Senate Bill 3102

    Permits municipalities to use up to 15% of affordable housing trust fund monies to provide financial assistance grants to owners of property that sustained certain weather-related damage.

  • Senate Bill 3114

    Requires that Board of Pharmacy compile and publish list of certain tamper-resistant opioid drugs and that certain conditions be met for pharmacist to substitute for tamper-resistant opioid drug.

  • Senate Bill 3176

    Designates Pine Barrens treefrog as New Jersey State Amphibian.

  • Senate Bill 3191

    Supplemental appropriation of $400,000 to DOT for installation of a traffic signal on Route 130 at the Shoppes at Hamilton in Hamilton Township, Mercer County.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 32
  • Senate Bill 589

    Requires DMVA, through State veterans service offices, to provide surviving beneficiary of deceased service member with comprehensive benefits packet.

  • Senate Bill 736

    Establishes new motorcycle safety provisions.

  • Senate Bill 825

    Establishes registry of offenders of individuals with developmental disabilities in DHS.

  • Senate Bill 847

    Requires signs posted by retail motor fuel dealers to indicate motor fuel prices for cash and credit card customers; establishes additional $1,000 penalty for violations.

  • Senate Bill 914

    Allows professional corporation to use or register an alternate name; allows use of certain abbreviations in certain business names; updates references for certain State business filings. *

  • Senate Bill 972

    Clarifies that sexual assault victims are not responsible for any costs of forensic sexual assault examinations or related services.

  • Senate Bill 1301

    Provides unemployment insurance benefits for shared work programs; requires Department of Labor and Workforce Development report.*

  • Senate Bill 1395

    Concerns gender equity in the workplace. *

  • Senate Bill 1711

    Establishes ovarian cancer public awareness campaign in DHSS.

  • Senate Bill 1731

    Establishes "Veteran to Veteran Peer Support Program" telephone helpline. *

  • Senate Bill 1745

    Prohibits misleading use of senior-specific certifications or professional designations in connection with sales of securities.

  • Senate Bill 1834

    Requires health insurers to cover oral anticancer medications on no less favorable basis than intravenous anticancer medications.*

  • Senate Bill 1968

    Revises certain unemployment benefit claim procedures and requires registration of authorized agents of parties to the procedures.

  • Senate Bill 1982

    Changes references of "mental retardation" to "intellectual disability" or "developmental disability" and uses person-first language for persons with disabilities.

  • Senate Bill 2065

    Provides for development of searchable "Bulletin NJ" local public bidding and employment database.

  • Senate Bill 2126

    Permits development of solar and wind facilities and structures on landfills and resource extraction operations under certain circumstances. **

  • Senate Bill 2170

    Concerns creation of benefit corporations.

  • Senate Bill 2192

    Authorizes special Gold Star Family motor vehicle license plates for certain family members of military personnel who died while on active duty. *

  • Senate Bill 2197

    "Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment Act"; provides for use of Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment forms and requires physicians and advanced practice nurses to pursue continuing education in end-of life care. *

  • Senate Bill 2380

    Requires four weeks pre-notification of exhaustion of UI benefits. *

  • Senate Bill 2443

    Establishes Medicaid Accountable Care Organization Demonstration Project in DHS.

  • Senate Bill 2576

    Prohibits drilling technique of hydraulic fracturing.

  • Senate Bill 2580

    Requires specific instructions for workers filing unemployment insurance claims.

  • Senate Bill 2599

    Requires services be provided for sexually exploited juveniles charged with certain offenses; creates an affirmative defense regarding prostitution.*

  • Senate Bill 2609

    Provides for annual adjustments in worker taxes paid into the State disability benefits fund.

  • Senate Bill 2665

    Repeals obsolete statutes concerning the status of women.

  • Senate Bill 2754

    Establishes alternative business calculation under gross income tax to permit consolidation and carryforward of certain business-related losses.

  • Senate Bill 2857

    Appropriates $84,495,199 from "2009 Green Acres Fund" and "Garden State Green Acres Preservation Trust Fund" for local government open space acquisition and park development projects.

  • Senate Bill 2859

    Appropriates $45 million from "2009 Green Acres Fund" and $12 million from "2009 Blue Acres Fund" for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Senate Bill 2896

    Appropriates $39 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund," "2007 Farmland Preservation Fund," and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

  • Senate Bill 3052

    Establishes Small Business Loan Program in EDA allowing certain small businesses to be eligible for low interest rate loans of up to $250,000 to expand their businesses.

  • Senate Bill 3186

    Changes trigger for certain extended unemployment benefits.

Vetoed · 15
  • Senate Bill 463

    Authorizes creation of local renewable energy collaboratives and central renewable energy generation systems, and provides for sale of renewable power generation. *

  • Senate Bill 668

    Allows gross income tax deductions for contributions to the New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust (NJBEST) Program.

  • Senate Bill 690

    "Garden State Film and Digital Media Jobs Act"; expands existing film and digital media production tax credit programs.

  • Senate Bill 1216

    Permits small, women or minority owned businesses located in designated regional centers to qualify for loans from EDA as if located in designated urban center.

  • Senate Bill 2100

    Prohibits new employees of certain organizations from enrolling in State-administered retirement system or health care plan of public employer. *

  • Senate Bill 2108

    Clarifies liability for discharges of hazardous substances from drilling platforms that enter NJ waters. **

  • Senate Bill 2139

    Makes FY 2011 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 for Women's Health and Family Planning Services, reduces FY 2011 appropriation for State Employees' Prescription Drug Program by $7,453,000, and requires filing of application for expansion of Medica

  • Senate Bill 2345

    Expands gross income tax exclusion for pensions, annuities and other retirement income for certain taxpayers.

  • Senate Bill 2373

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for certain wages paid to qualified interns in tax years 2012 and 2013.

  • Senate Bill 2398

    Directs New Jersey Economic Development Authority and Commission on Higher Education to promote the establishment of higher education and business partnerships.

  • Senate Bill 2454

    "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act;" provides credits against corporation business and gross income taxes for investing in New Jersey emerging technology businesses.

  • Senate Bill 2756

    Permits registered voters to receive mail-in ballots automatically for all future elections.

  • Senate Bill 2771

    Requires periodic inspection of exterior walls of certain buildings.

  • Senate Bill 3054

    Extends certain business tax credit programs to the gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 3072

    Directs New Jersey Economic Development Authority and Commission on Higher Education to promote the establishment of higher education and business partnerships.

Passed the Senate · 21
  • Senate Bill 106

    Establishes Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs Program in DEP and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund. *

  • Senate Bill 221

    Prohibits the use of certain fishing gear on artificial reefs.

  • Senate Bill 246

    Prohibits health care institutions from discharging medications into sewer or septic systems.

  • Senate Bill 375

    Requires additional public participation and health impact study as conditions of conversion of health service corporation to domestic stock insurer; dissolves the Health Service Corporation Conversion Temporary Advisory Commission. **

  • Senate Bill 793

    Encourages purchase of NJ solar panels and wind turbines for State projects and State-funded projects.

  • Senate Bill 837

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance regulating where sex offenders may reside; restricts locations of certain child care centers and school bus stops.

  • Senate Bill 1015

    Allows corporation business tax and gross income tax credits to businesses providing employment to certain National Guard or reservists.

  • Senate Bill 1444

    Excludes from State gross income tax certain payments made to the families of victims of school violence.

  • Senate Bill 1468

    Requires for-profit hospitals to report certain information to DHSS.

  • Senate Bill 1802

    Authorizes payment of funeral expenses for certain public safety employees killed in line of duty.

  • Senate Bill 1949

    Provides partial sales tax exemption for energy and utility service to certain manufacturers. *

  • Senate Bill 2117

    Creates "New Jersey Senior Labor Task Force."

  • Senate Bill 2244

    Requires school buses transporting certain disabled persons to use flashing lights and establishes penalties for drivers who fail to yield.

  • Senate Bill 2464

    Provides tax relief for certain non-residential property owners and tenants in consolidated municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 2636

    Directs NJTA to reduce tolls no longer required for payment of Access to the Region's Core Tunnel project.

  • Senate Bill 2876

    Requires private entity primarily engaged in business of providing transportation for passengers in wheelchairs to secure passengers in wheelchairs using four-point securement system and to secure unoccupied wheelchairs. *

  • Senate Bill 2899

    Supplemental appropriation to DHSS for $7,453,000 for family planning services, and requires filing of State Plan Amendment to extend Medicaid coverage for family planning services to persons with incomes up to 200% of federal poverty level.

  • Senate Bill 2922

    Requires Chief Administrator of Motor Vehicle Commission to establish standards for average customer wait times at facilities.

  • Senate Bill 3031

    Provides purchasing preference to local and environmentally responsible businesses in the awarding of State contracts.

  • Senate Bill 3032

    Revises renewable energy requirements under "Electric Discount and Energy Competition Act." *

  • Senate Bill 3055

    "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act;" provides credits against corporation business and gross income taxes for investing in New Jersey emerging technology businesses.

Out of committee · 50
  • Senate Bill 88

    Revises law relating to title recordation.

  • Senate Bill 540

    Authorizes the court to include provisions for animals in domestic violence restraining orders.*

  • Senate Bill 569

    Establishes pilot program in DEP for chemical cleanouts in schools.

  • Senate Bill 582

    Requires Division of Taxation to display Senior Gold prescription program information on tax return instructions.

  • Senate Bill 659

    "Historic Property Reinvestment Act"; provides credits against certain taxes for certain costs of rehabilitating historic properties.

  • Senate Bill 665

    Directs Medicaid to establish medical home demonstration project.

  • Senate Bill 935

    Concerns certain workers' compensation supplemental benefits.

  • Senate Bill 1182

    Clarifies failure to provide minimum care to an animal constitutes animal cruelty.

  • Senate Bill 1361

    Requires Department of State to establish and maintain a website to provide a clearinghouse of information for nonprofits.

  • Senate Bill 1569

    Provides for equal opportunity for businesses that pay societal benefits charges to apply for certain energy-related incentives and funding.*

  • Senate Bill 1648

    Authorizes county colleges and county vocational school districts to establish green job certification programs.

  • Senate Bill 1651

    The "Foreclosure Rescue Fraud Prevention Act."

  • Senate Bill 1780

    Requires State to use energy-efficient outdoor lighting fixtures.

  • Senate Bill 1829

    "Sara's Law;" requires Motor Vehicle Commission to establish next-of-kin program.

  • Senate Bill 1875

    Repeals law allowing PERS member to retire with PERS pension and continue to receive salary for current PERS-covered elective office.

  • Senate Bill 2022

    Requires DCA to post on its website the current adopted budget of any county or municipality that does not maintain its own website; also requires posting of three immediately preceding adopted budgets.

  • Senate Bill 2028

    Requires DHS to collect and disseminate data about persons with developmental disabilities.

  • Senate Bill 2060

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to the "American Red Cross-NJ Fund".

  • Senate Bill 2092

    Directs each institution of higher education to develop and coordinate a comprehensive disaster preparedness plan.

  • Senate Bill 2307

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for New Jersey National Guard members and their families in need of assistance.

  • Senate Bill 2313

    Exempts sales of certain homes and seasonal rentals from the bulk sale notification requirements.

  • Senate Bill 2314

    Creates State contract set-aside program for businesses owned and operated by veterans.

  • Senate Bill 2331

    Concerns contracting and licensing procedures for certain organizations under contract with DHS and DCF.

  • Senate Bill 2387

    Provides for maintenance of State buildings and facilities by direct hire of certain skilled labor. **

  • Senate Bill 2441

    Requires BPU orders to be issued in writing and posted on Internet.

  • Senate Bill 2459

    Regulates deed procurement solicitors.*

  • Senate Bill 2467

    Concerns calculation of value for conveyance of certain State-owned lands.

  • Senate Bill 2544

    Establishes the Workforce Shortage Loan Redemption Program.

  • Senate Bill 2545

    Establishes a closing fund to provide financial resources for certain economic development projects.

  • Senate Bill 2558

    Permits developer to qualify for low-interest loan from NJEDA when building a high performance green building.

  • Senate Bill 2610

    The "Safe Playing Fields Act"; restricts use of lawn care pesticides at child care centers, and certain schools, playgrounds, and recreational fields.*

  • Senate Bill 2626

    Imposes certain bail restrictions on persons charged with violating domestic violence restraining orders.

  • Senate Bill 2667

    Prohibits burial of Petty's Run archaeological excavation site.

  • Senate Bill 2675

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support the Boys and Girls Clubs in New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 2721

    Permits local units to participate in cooperative purchasing agreements.

  • Senate Bill 2730

    Modifies employer UI tax rates.

  • Senate Bill 2735

    Requires State Comptroller to review, and make recommendations for improvement of, the procurement process of the State, public institutions of higher education, independent State authorities, units of local government, and boards of education.

  • Senate Bill 2765

    Requires State, regional, and local authorities, boards, and commissions to establish an Internet website and post information related to each entity's mission, finances, meetings, and employees. *

  • Senate Bill 2902

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support NJ SHARES.

  • Senate Bill 2911

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

  • Senate Bill 2912

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2012.

  • Senate Bill 2969

    Increase gross income tax rate on income exceeding $1,000,000 for taxable years 2011 and 2012 and expands gross income tax exclusion for pensions, annuities and other retirement income for certain taxpayers beginning in 2011.

  • Senate Bill 2998

    Creates Veterans Haven Council.

  • Senate Bill 3010

    "Caylee's Law;" upgrades penalties for failing to report a death; criminalizes failure to report disappearance of child within 24 hours.

  • Senate Bill 3016

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns to support the Girl Scouts councils in New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 3078

    Allows counties and municipalities to use open space trust funds for purchase of flood-prone properties.*

  • Senate Bill 3079

    Creates New Jersey Business Action Center; requires center to provide competitive intelligence information to certain businesses.

  • Senate Bill 3110

    Prohibits municipal library trustees from transferring donated funds to municipality.

  • Senate Bill 3139

    Permits registered voters to receive mail-in ballots automatically for all elections under certain conditions; limits number of sample ballots transmitted to each residence.

  • Senate Bill 3159

    Provides updated procedures for disposition of State surplus computers and certain other electronic devices designated for redistribution, sale, or disposal.

In committee · 63
  • Senate Bill 98

    Permits the sealing of certain criminal records; revises eligibility for expungement of criminal and juvenile delinquency records.

  • Senate Bill 162

    Regulates pharmacy benefits management companies.

  • Senate Bill 188

    Expands wrongful death act to allow recovery for mental anguish, emotional pain and suffering, loss of society and loss of companionship.

  • Senate Bill 243

    "Uniform Trust Code."

  • Senate Bill 249

    "Pharmacy Quality Improvement and Error Prevention Act."

  • Senate Bill 279

    Requires installation of low-flow toilets and low-flow showerheads in multiple dwellings having 3 or more units.

  • Senate Bill 280

    Creates a credit card do-not-solicit list for certain persons.

  • Senate Bill 304

    Provides that records of convictions for carjacking, promoting prostitution of a child and certain child endangerment crimes shall not be expunged.

  • Senate Bill 312

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as State song.

  • Senate Bill 320

    Prohibits certain persons convicted of certain crimes from serving as governmental affairs agents.

  • Senate Bill 325

    Upgrades certain sex crimes against minors.

  • Senate Bill 326

    Provides penalties for sexually offensive or abusive communication through social networking websites.

  • Senate Bill 371

    Enhances crime victims' rights under the "Crime Victim's Bill of Rights."

  • Senate Bill 504

    Extends eligibility for total property tax exemption to 100% disabled Cold War veterans; requires State to reimburse municipality for local tax revenue loss.

  • Senate Bill 507

    Expands eligibility for veterans' civil service preference; creates additional preference benefits.

  • Senate Bill 528

    "Judy and Nikki's Law"; provides for life imprisonment without parole for persons convicted of murder of a child 16 years of age or younger.

  • Senate Bill 574

    Provides that information technology professionals who find child pornography on computers must report the finding to law enforcement.

  • Senate Bill 575

    Authorizes wiretap orders for investigation of luring or enticing a child, identity theft, stalking and harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 576

    Requires persons subject to Megan's Law registration to provide law enforcement with any Internet identifiers.

  • Senate Bill 577

    Establishes permissive inferences related to conduct that serves as predicate to sex offenses against minors.

  • Senate Bill 578

    Makes it a crime to communicate or transmit sexually suggestive communications to a minor under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 630

    Requires closed-cycle cooling towers as condition of NJPDES permit for certain energy generation facilities.

  • Senate Bill 664

    Prohibits sale of products containing dextromethorphan to minors under 18 years of age.

  • Senate Bill 731

    Increases funding of Senior Citizen and Disabled Resident Transportation Program.

  • Senate Bill 796

    Revises statutory mental health coverage requirements and requires all health insurers and SHBP to cover treatment for alcoholism and other substance-use disorders under same terms and conditions as for other diseases or illnesses.

  • Senate Bill 821

    Establishes process by which a fiduciary is discharged.

  • Senate Bill 907

    Establishes the Technology Business Incubator Program Supplemental Assistance Fund.

  • Senate Bill 930

    The "Toxic-free Children's Products Act."

  • Senate Bill 937

    Permits person covered by certain managed care plans to receive covered services from network provider without obtaining written referral from primary care provider.

  • Senate Bill 951

    Expands the means to obtain a protective order for a minor.

  • Senate Bill 963

    Establishes minimum registered professional nurse staffing standards for hospitals and ambulatory surgery facilities and certain DHS facilities.

  • Senate Bill 966

    Eliminates statute of limitations for kidnapping and increases statute of limitations for other serious crimes to 10 years.

  • Senate Bill 997

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Senate Bill 1099

    Allows military personnel extended period to qualify for exclusion of capital gain from income of the sale or exchange of a principal residence.

  • Senate Bill 1113

    Requires all assisted living facilities set aside at least 10% of beds for Medicaid-eligible persons and accept at least 5% Medicaid direct admission.

  • Senate Bill 1116

    Establishes prescription and over-the-counter drug abuse public awareness campaign; designated Jason's Law.

  • Senate Bill 1117

    Makes employment matters not exempted by statute mandatory subjects of public employment collective bargaining.

  • Senate Bill 1254

    Concerns access to wage records in connection with projects subject to prevailing wage requirements.

  • Senate Bill 1255

    Prohibits unilateral changing of terms and conditions of employment by public employers.

  • Senate Bill 1285

    Eliminates certain components of realty transfer fee.

  • Senate Bill 1376

    Prohibits cemetery company from charging additional fee for rendering certain services on Sunday.

  • Senate Bill 1427

    Makes certain repeat offenders ineligible for parole.

  • Senate Bill 1442

    Establishes innovation zone program to stimulate technology industry clusters around New Jersey's research universities, colleges or research hospitals.

  • Senate Bill 1459

    Includes limitations on amount of retirement compensation which may be provided by a school board in the employment contracts of superintendents of schools, assistant superintendents of schools, and school business administrators.

  • Senate Bill 1467

    The "Smart Container Act."

  • Senate Bill 1592

    Requires interactive computer service to remove images, information, or data which depicts child engaged in prohibited sexual act from computer server or other storage device controlled or owned by the interactive computer service.

  • Senate Bill 1624

    "Thomas P. Canzanella Twenty First Century First Responders Protection Act"; concerns workers' compensation for public safety workers.

  • Senate Bill 1636

    Prohibits the sale of certain children's products containing lead, mercury, or cadmium.

  • Senate Bill 1702

    Upgrades assault on victims who are disabled.

  • Senate Bill 1703

    Provides for mandatory life imprisonment for sexual assault upon a minor.

  • Senate Bill 1750

    Establishes certain customer protection requirements for cable television customers.

  • Senate Bill 1990

    Allows bureau chief to assess civil penalty for certain violations of "Uniform Securities Law (1997)."

  • Senate Bill 2110

    The "Green Building Tax Credit Act."

  • Senate Bill 2243

    Requires voter approval at the annual school election or by the board of school estimate prior to the establishment of a charter school.

  • Senate Bill 2310

    Implements Governor's "Tool Kit" proposals for public employee collective bargaining.

  • Senate Bill 2361

    Provides tax credit under corporation business tax and gross income tax for certain costs incurred in purchase and installation of certain environmentally responsible business equipment.

  • Senate Bill 2592

    Prohibits businesses that outsource jobs overseas from receiving State contracts or grants; prohibits investment of State funds in such businesses.

  • Senate Bill 2627

    Creates self-defense justification for victims of domestic violence.

  • Senate Bill 2742

    Increases gross income tax rate on income exceeding $1,000,000 and dedicates revenue from tax rate increase for direct real property tax relief for taxpayers.

  • Senate Bill 2821

    Establishes "School Bus Safety and Child Protection Act," requires periodic criminal background checks for certain school employees; and prohibits interference with school bus monitoring devices.

  • Senate Bill 2873

    Establishes Sex Offender Management Commission; amends Megan's Law in response to federal Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006.

  • Senate Bill 2874

    Allows certain sole proprietors to join a small employer health benefits purchasing alliance.

  • Senate Bill 3005

    Makes various changes in the charter school program in regard to student enrollment procedures, charter revocation, and monitoring of charter schools.