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Anthony S. Verrelli

Bills in the 2018–2019 Session, General Assembly.

All of Anthony S. Verrelli's terms

Sponsored

Became law3

  • Assembly Bill 4482

    Establishes "Task Force on the Prevention of Sexual Violence Against Persons with Developmental Disabilities" in DHS.*

  • Assembly Bill 4500

    Directs NJ State Council on Arts to create and disseminate best practices guide for at-risk youth arts programs; requires council to assist government entities creating programs that adopt best practices.

  • Assembly Bill 5001

    Revises statute of limitations for residential mortgage foreclosures.

Passed the General Assembly4

  • Assembly Bill 5087

    Require business seeking to perform State contract to disclose certain labor and employment law violations.

  • Assembly Bill 5346

    Requires certain retailers to train employees on gift card fraud.*

  • Assembly Bill 5818

    Exempts discharge of student loan debt of certain veterans through the federal Total and Permanent Disability discharge process from taxation under the gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 5832

    Requires State and county correctional facilities to offer inmates hepatitis B and hepatitis C testing.

Out of committee4

  • Assembly Bill 1869

    Establishes guidelines for creditworthiness determinations concerning affordable housing programs.

  • Assembly Bill 4501

    Directs Juvenile Justice Commission to establish arts education pilot program for juvenile offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 4817

    Authorizes political subdivisions to set aside 0.5 percent of public works funds to recruit and train women and minorities and promote local hiring.

  • Assembly Bill 5059

    Establishes local drug overdose fatality review teams in each county in State.

In committee16

  • Assembly Bill 4481

    Prohibits sale, distribution, or manufacture of children's products made with formaldehyde.

  • Assembly Bill 4583

    Establishes procedure to enforce certain visitation rights of incapacitated person and persons receiving care from caregiver.

  • Assembly Bill 4818

    Prohibits sale of cosmetic products that have been tested on animals.

  • Assembly Bill 4988

    Requires licensure of pain management clinics, establishes process to identify abnormal drug usage and prescribing practices, modifies requirements for opioid prescriptions and medication-assisted treatment, authorizes use of non-opioid advance directives

  • Assembly Bill 5058

    Requires use of clear polycarbonate boarding for securing vacant and abandoned property.

  • Assembly Bill 5060

    Permits applicant for expungement to file one, duly verified petition for multiple convictions.

  • Assembly Bill 5061

    Provide that driver's license may not be suspended on grounds of failure to pay child support unless obligor is given opportunity for court hearing.

  • Assembly Bill 5834

    Concerns skilled and trained workforce in work by contractors in certain industries.

  • Assembly Bill 5937

    Requires DOC to ensure inmates have opportunity to participate in Medicaid pre-enrollment and enrollment sessions at least 60 days prior to release; requires applicable inmates to receive Medicaid card at release.

  • Assembly Bill 6050

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for businesses that employ formerly incarcerated individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 6051

    Authorizes common law public nuisance suits regarding lead paint under State law; exempts Attorney General from certain aspects of public nuisance claims when pursuing lead paint actions.

  • Assembly Bill 6052

    Requires State and county correctional facilities to develop strategic plans to provide peer counseling and peer health navigator programs to support treatment of substance use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 6053

    Establishes pilot program to create student mental health assistance programs in selected school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 6057

    Directs DOLWD to identify, and post on website, employment opportunities with minimal barriers to entry for persons returning to workforce after imprisonment.

  • Assembly Bill 6067

    Requires notice to be provided by municipal court to applicant for public defender of fees and process to waive fees for inability to pay.

  • Assembly Bill 6103

    Establishes prisoner reentry peer support hotline.

Carried from the Senate

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 368

    Authorizes political subdivisions to set aside 0.5 percent of public works funds to recruit and train women and minorities and promote local hiring.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 26
  • Assembly Bill 764

    "Alyssa's Law"; requires public school buildings to be equipped with panic alarm linked to local law enforcement.**

  • Assembly Bill 1028

    Establishes training program to prevent suicide by law enforcement officer;requires reporting of law enforcement officer suicides to Attorney General.*

  • Assembly Bill 1094

    Prohibits employer inquiries about worker's wage and salary experience.*

  • Assembly Bill 2031

    Enhances enforcement and oversight of mental health condition and substance use disorder parity laws.**

  • Assembly Bill 3292

    Requires prescription opioid medications include warning sticker advising patients of risk of addiction and overdose.

  • Assembly Bill 3670

    Provides for designation of acute stroke ready hospitals, establishes Stroke Care Advisory Panel and Statewide stroke database, and requires development of emergency medical services stroke care protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 3896

    Requires AG and Commissioner of Health to establish suicide prevention training course and informational materials for firearm retail dealers.

  • Assembly Bill 3937

    Allows local government water system employees to reside in all municipalities served by water system.

  • Assembly Bill 3975

    Revises law concerning family leave, temporary disability and family temporary disability leave, and domestic or sexual violence safety leave.

  • Assembly Bill 4150

    Requires meeting between student and appropriate school personnel after multiple suspensions or proposed expulsion from public school to identify behavior or health difficulties.*

  • Assembly Bill 4701

    Requires DHS to establish electronic portal to promote surplus food donation collaboration among nonprofit organizations, gleaners, and food retailers.

  • Assembly Bill 4704

    Directs Department of Agriculture to establish food desert produce pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 4705

    Establishes New Jersey Food Waste Task Force to make recommendations concerning food waste in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4707

    Directs Dept. of Agriculture to establish public awareness campaign for food waste.

  • Assembly Bill 4708

    Establishes Farm Liaison in Department of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 4734

    Appropriates $1,190,349 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to NJ Historic Trust for historic site management grants to certain historic preservation projects and associated administrative expenses.

  • Assembly Bill 4735

    Appropriates $1,591,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4744

    Requires DHS to ensure medication assisted treatment benefits under Medicaid program are provided without the imposition of prior authorization requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4904

    Concerns property taxes due and owing on real property owned by certain federal employees or contractors under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5159

    Permits county commissioner of registration and board of elections to use electronic poll books.

  • Assembly Bill 5381

    Authorizes State Treasurer to sell surplus real property located in City of Trenton, Mercer County.

  • Assembly Bill 5445

    Requires AG to establish program to detect fentanyl in State's illegal drug supply and make information related to presence of fentanyl available in database accessible by law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 5511

    Revises certain penalties for illegal operation of snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, or dirt bike.**

  • Assembly Bill 5801

    Concerns responsibility of contractors for wage claims against subcontractors.*

  • Assembly Bill 5839

    Concerns penalties for misclassification of employees.

  • Assembly Bill 5843

    Requires employers to post notice for employees on employee misclassification.

Vetoed · 2
Passed the General Assembly · 18
  • Assembly Bill 259

    Permits application for PERS accidental disability benefit for injury sustained after January 2003 while employed at State psychiatric institution or correctional facility immediately prior to PERS membership.

  • Assembly Bill 600

    Prohibits public utility from terminating service for nonpayment unless customer is provided certified letter at least 10 business days prior to scheduled termination date.

  • Assembly Bill 1056

    Concerns health insurance benefits for locked-out workers.

  • Assembly Bill 1833

    Requires health benefits coverage for adolescent depression screenings.

  • Assembly Bill 3395

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts and county colleges. *

  • Assembly Bill 3612

    Permits DMVA to receive voluntary contributions for veteran suicide prevention public service announcements. *

  • Assembly Bill 3645

    Establishes one New Jersey Suicide Prevention Advisory Council in DOH.

  • Assembly Bill 3664

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 4350

    Amends language provision in Fiscal Year 2019 appropriations act to shift Transitional Aid for Paterson and Trenton to Consolidated Municipal Property Tax Relief Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 4772

    Requires public community water systems to provide customers with certain information regarding lead in drinking water. *

  • Assembly Bill 4883

    Requires hospitals to include warning in patient discharge papers concerning risks of addiction and overdose associated with opioid medications.

  • Assembly Bill 4937

    Requires DOH and DHS to identify and take appropriate steps to secure federal sources of funding to support maternal mental health.*

  • Assembly Bill 5084

    Requires registration of certain vacant and abandoned properties with municipalities and provides enforcement tools related to maintenance of these properties.

  • Assembly Bill 5425

    Prohibits certain substance use disorder treatment facilities from paying fees, commissions, or rebates to any person to refer patients to facility. *

  • Assembly Bill 5438

    Requires drugs involved in fatal overdoses to be identified.

  • Assembly Bill 5459

    Concerns continuing education requirements for certain health care providers concerning best practices and advances in care of pregnant women with respect to prescription opioids.

  • Assembly Bill 5703

    Requires public transportation employees to complete training course on handling and responding to suspected human trafficking.

  • Assembly Bill 5825

    Requires cable television, direct broadcast satellite, and television streaming service companies to include certain fees and charges for service in advertised price to consumers.

Out of committee · 39
  • Assembly Bill 108

    Concerns stop-work orders related to prevailing wage and construction worker employment.*

  • Assembly Bill 131

    Requires Commissioner of Education to develop guidelines to encourage high school students to participate in apprenticeship training.

  • Assembly Bill 346

    Codifies donated leave program for State employees in career, senior executive, and unclassified service.

  • Assembly Bill 1110

    Increases workers' compensation for loss of hand or foot.*

  • Assembly Bill 1418

    Requires lobby security for certain senior citizen high-rise buildings in areas with high violent crime rates.

  • Assembly Bill 1597

    Enters New Jersey in enhanced multistate Nurse Licensure Compact. *

  • Assembly Bill 1914

    Allows NJ gross income tax deduction for charitable contributions of food made from business inventory.

  • Assembly Bill 2389

    Concerns expansion of services provided by DHS mental health screening services.*

  • Assembly Bill 2391

    Concerns Early Intervention Support Services program in DOH and expansion of program to all counties.

  • Assembly Bill 2718

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

  • Assembly Bill 2838

    Prohibits use of certain technology for unauthorized electronic surveillance of cellular telephones.

  • Assembly Bill 2903

    Concerns law regarding failure to pay wages.

  • Assembly Bill 3096

    Directs certain unclaimed electric and gas utility deposits in Unclaimed Utility Deposits Trust Fund and societal charge revenues to be paid to Statewide nonprofit energy assistance organizations meeting certain eligibility criteria.*

  • Assembly Bill 3245

    Requires disclosure of breach of security of online account.

  • Assembly Bill 3408

    Requires certain additional school district personnel to complete training program on suicide prevention.

  • Assembly Bill 3417

    Establishes Talent Network Program in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 3625

    Requires institutions of higher education and proprietary degree-granting institutions to improve transparency of tuition and fees.

  • Assembly Bill 3648

    Extends statute of limitations in civil actions for sexual abuse claims; expands categories of potential defendants in civil actions; creates two-year window for parties to bring previously time-barred actions based on sexual abuse.*

  • Assembly Bill 3745

    Prohibits person from contracting for public work if person is barred from receiving federal contract.

  • Assembly Bill 3755

    Establishes special probation drug court eligibility for persons with certain previous criminal convictions.*

  • Assembly Bill 3926

    Requires public schools to administer written screenings for depression for students in certain grades.

  • Assembly Bill 4310

    Requires young children entering public schools or Head Start Programs for first time to have comprehensive eye examination completed.

  • Assembly Bill 4378

    Requires NJ State Council on Arts to establish "Artist District" designation and select certain municipalities or areas within municipalities for such designation.

  • Assembly Bill 4446

    Requires health curriculum for public school students in grades kindergarten through 12 to include instruction on mental health.*

  • Assembly Bill 4653

    Requires State-chartered financial institutions to adhere to certain disclosure and consumer protection practices regarding automatic overdraft protection services.

  • Assembly Bill 4689

    "New Jersey Transit Corporation Employee Protection Act"; prohibits NJT from asserting sovereign immunity in certain situations and subjects NJT to certain federal statutes and regulations.*

  • Assembly Bill 4706

    Transfers authority over special nutrition assistance programs from DOH to DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 4713

    "New Townhouse Fire Safety Act"; requires automatic fire sprinkler systems in new townhomes.

  • Assembly Bill 4866

    Requires institutions of higher education to maintain supply of opioid antidotes and permits emergency administration of opioid antidote by campus medical professional or trained employee.

  • Assembly Bill 5041

    Authorizes DCA to establish flexible multiple dwelling inspection schedule; requires multiple dwelling owners to file certain registrations.

  • Assembly Bill 5105

    Establishes Task Force on Maximizing Employment for People with Disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5210

    Establishes Trenton Capital City Aid Program; appropriates $10 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5234

    Permits counties to establish a central municipal drug court.

  • Assembly Bill 5450

    Concerns local taxation of business personal property of local exchange telephone companies.

  • Assembly Bill 5502

    Revises definition of small employer under New Jersey Small Employer Health Benefits Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5702

    Makes Fiscal Year 2020 supplemental appropriation of $1,700,000 for Thomas Edison State University.

  • Assembly Bill 5841

    Permits Department of Labor and Workforce Development to post information of person who violates State wage, benefit and tax laws.

  • Assembly Bill 6112

    Appropriates $5,000,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for municipal planning incentive grants for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 6113

    Appropriates $77,450,448 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects.

In committee · 65
  • Assembly Bill 416

    Establishes Behavioral Mental Health Advisory Board in Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services in DHS.

  • Assembly Bill 823

    Reinstates sick leave injury program for State corrections officers and juvenile justice officers under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 830

    Provides family leave insurance for certain first responders.

  • Assembly Bill 1010

    Requires notification of local law enforcement prior to expungement of certain mental health records of prospective firearms purchasers.

  • Assembly Bill 1467

    Requires Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services to facilitate establishment of four new recovery community centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1972

    Increases minimum wage for tipped workers.

  • Assembly Bill 2459

    Permits State employment on temporary basis of workers with certain skills to perform routine maintenance in State facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2476

    Invalidates consumer contracts which require a waiver of right to file a consumer complaint.

  • Assembly Bill 3035

    Increases Medicaid reimbursement rates for certain evidence-based behavioral health services; designated as the Mental Health Access Act.

  • Assembly Bill 3079

    Prohibits telecommunications, utility or cable television companies from charging certain customers prior to actual billing due date.

  • Assembly Bill 3185

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts and higher education institutions.

  • Assembly Bill 3345

    Creates "Nourishing Young Minds Initiative Fund" in Dept. of Agriculture to help pay for child food and nutrition programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3418

    Establishes New Jersey Commission on Construction Industry Independent Contractor Reform.

  • Assembly Bill 3525

    "Prescription Drug Consumer Transparency Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3603

    "The Smarter Lunchroom Act;" promotes healthy food choices in school cafeterias.

  • Assembly Bill 3801

    Makes $10.5 million supplemental appropriation for increased Per Capita Library Aid.

  • Assembly Bill 3807

    Requires certain student identification cards to contain telephone number for suicide prevention hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 3837

    Requires State and local public contracts for food services to require compliance with federal food service guidelines.

  • Assembly Bill 3843

    Designates drug court program as the "special probation recovery court program" in statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 3872

    Requires certain standards for professional and occupational boards considering applicants with criminal history records.

  • Assembly Bill 3934

    Concerns registration of contractors and sets criteria for responsible bidders in public work.

  • Assembly Bill 3936

    Establishes green infrastructure financing program.

  • Assembly Bill 4185

    Requires telecommunications service providers to warn residential customers of potential scams or other frauds committed through use of these services.

  • Assembly Bill 4320

    Concerns debarment for prevailing wage violations.

  • Assembly Bill 4335

    Delays when medical debt may be sent to collection agency and provides for income-based repayments; provides for deferment and discharge of outstanding medical debt under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4352

    Revises health care levy adjustment for school districts; makes various changes for health care benefits for school employees; requires certain information in school budgets; imposes cap on contributions by public employees for health care benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 4354

    Requires municipal accounting of abandoned properties before receiving certain State aid; establishes State database of abandoned properties; requires owners of abandoned properties to document rehabilitation efforts.

  • Assembly Bill 4355

    Concerns stop construction orders.

  • Assembly Bill 4374

    Establishes the "Safe and Sanitary Rental Housing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4376

    Requires board of education to provide civics instruction in middle schools and requires DOE to provide funding to NJ Center for Civic Education at Rutgers to help prepare civics teachers.

  • Assembly Bill 4381

    Requires public high school students to receive instruction concerning opioid abuse and opioid abuse prevention.

  • Assembly Bill 4580

    Requires release of bid list prior to bid date under "Local Public Contracts Law."

  • Assembly Bill 4592

    Requires health curriculum for public school students in grades kindergarten through 12 to include instruction on mental health.

  • Assembly Bill 4673

    Provides for restricted use driver's license as alternatives for license suspension in municipal court.

  • Assembly Bill 4815

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to New Jersey Library Network for continuation of services.

  • Assembly Bill 4895

    Concerns job order contracts for public work.

  • Assembly Bill 5113

    Appropriates $450,000 for Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5136

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs to provide information to Statewide 2-1-1 telephone system regarding the location of safe disposal sites for hypodermic syringes and needles and prescription drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 5362

    Establishes Energy and Manufacturing Workforce Development Program in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 5423

    Concerns automobile insurance practices.

  • Assembly Bill 5491

    Allows follow up calls from operators of NJ Suicide Hopeline to minors at risk of committing suicide.

  • Assembly Bill 5566

    Establishes Office of Labor Law Enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 5655

    Requires public utilities and local units to provide notice prior to initiating certain infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5697

    Makes FY 2020 supplemental appropriation of $4.5 million for St. Francis Medical Center.

  • Assembly Bill 5714

    Prohibits persons under 21 years of age from possessing electronic smoking devices.

  • Assembly Bill 5726

    Raises pay for election workers to $300 per day.

  • Assembly Bill 5733

    Establishes "Task Force on Supportive Technology for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities."

  • Assembly Bill 5743

    Requires carriers to pass prescription drug savings to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 5780

    Permits school districts to define excused absences from school to include illness based on student's mental or behavioral health and requires Commissioner of Education to develop guidelines for defining excused absence for this reason.

  • Assembly Bill 5789

    Requires Department of Labor and Workforce Development to apply smart labor force data to direct veterans to in-demand fields.

  • Assembly Bill 5813

    Requires Commissioner of Human Services to establish 24-hour, toll-free Mental Illness Crisis Resource Hotline and develop hotline connection system to ensure that callers are connected to other appropriate hotlines when needed.

  • Assembly Bill 5814

    Requires certain health care plans to be offered by SEHBP and local boards of education; requires SEHBP commission to establish employee contribution rates for certain plans; requires local boards of education provide certain information on health care be

  • Assembly Bill 5822

    Requires NJT to equip trains with defibrillators.

  • Assembly Bill 5930

    Establishes the "Planning for an Aging Population Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 5940

    Clarifies that residents with mental illness or substance use disorders may be included on public safety special assistance municipal lists.

  • Assembly Bill 5985

    Requires contracts for sales of residential property to address lead service lines.

  • Assembly Bill 6012

    Requires Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development to create Statewide database of certified payroll information for public works projects.

  • Assembly Bill 6017

    Requires Commissioner of Education to develop and distribute heat stroke pamphlet for athletes at public and nonpublic schools; requires school districts and public institutions of higher education to establish heat illness policy for athletes.

  • Assembly Bill 6032

    Requires DOC and county correctional facilities to provide certain inmates with medication-assisted treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 6058

    Establishes "County Jail Rehabilitation and Re-Entry Program" to evaluate county inmate needs; assigns certain county caseworkers to assist inmates in accessing appropriate benefits, treatment, and services.

  • Assembly Bill 6059

    Authorizes use of county inmate welfare funds for certain reentry services.

  • Assembly Bill 6060

    Requires DOC and DHS to pre-enroll inmates in Medicaid; establishes Medicaid enrollment course for inmates within DOC.

  • Assembly Bill 6061

    Requires each county to establish inmate reentry services committee.

  • Assembly Bill 6081

    Requires entities at every level of government to conduct periodic studies of racial and ethnic disparities in public contracting.

  • Assembly Bill 6104

    Permits retention of vacation leave benefits by State-employee service members on federal active duty and military spouses upon return to State employment within two years of resignation in good standing.

Filed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 5759

    Requires certain voters who filed vote by mail applications from 2016 to 2018 to receive mail-in ballot for all future elections, unless voter requests otherwise; appropriates $2 million.