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Anthony S. Verrelli

Bills in the 2026–2027 Session, General Assembly.

All of Anthony S. Verrelli's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Assembly Bill 5322

    Imposes temporary $1 million cap on use of net operating loss deductions under corporation business tax for certain privilege periods.

Passed the General Assembly2

  • Assembly Bill 1821

    Prohibits health insurance carriers from denying coverage of nonopioid prescription drugs in favor of opioid prescription drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 1830

    Revises provisions of State law concerning licensure of ambulatory care facility.

Out of committee3

  • Assembly Bill 1760

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

  • Assembly Bill 5113

    Establishes "New Jersey Small Business Indoor Air Quality Management Support Program."

  • Assembly Bill 5517

    Requires employers to provide certain notices to tipped workers.

In committee91

  • Assembly Bill 1746

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

  • Assembly Bill 1747

    Allows mail-in voter to cure mail-in ballot due to missing certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 1748

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on dangers of electronic cigarette usage as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1749

    Requires electric, gas, and water public utilities to disseminate outage information to customers through autodialed telephone call, text message, and electronic mail alert service.

  • Assembly Bill 1750

    Establishes Statewide Opioid Antidote Coordinator position; appropriates funds.

  • Assembly Bill 1751

    Establishes "New Jersey Invasive Species Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 1752

    Provides certain protections to residents of long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1753

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

  • Assembly Bill 1754

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

  • Assembly Bill 1755

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

  • Assembly Bill 1756

    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 1757

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

  • Assembly Bill 1758

    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 1759

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

  • Assembly Bill 1761

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

  • Assembly Bill 1762

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide coverage for persons 18 or younger with diagnosed complex medical needs.

  • Assembly Bill 1763

    Establishes Second Chance Program in charge of providing opportunities through labor organizations for formerly incarcerated individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 1764

    Requires certain county inmates be provided with reentry assistance before their release.

  • Assembly Bill 1765

    Provides that institutions of higher education may permit final-year students in graduate degree programs for mental health care professions to graduate or be matched with residency or clinical programs early.

  • Assembly Bill 1766

    Establishes guidelines for creditworthiness determinations concerning affordable housing programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1767

    Requires death certificates to include drug responsible for drug overdose death under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1768

    Provides service credit for PERS member for former membership in transit retirement program.

  • Assembly Bill 1769

    Establishes Water Apprenticeship, Training, and Employment Resources (WATER) Pilot Program in DOLWD; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1770

    Requires Special Investigations Division to issue monthly report on sexual abuse in State correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1771

    Requires DOC to report certain information concerning halfway houses.

  • Assembly Bill 1772

    Provides tuition benefits at public institutions of higher education for dependents of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1773

    Authorizes funding to protect safety of cooperating witnesses; expands Crime Victim's Bill of Rights to provide these witnesses with certain guarantees.

  • Assembly Bill 1774

    Prohibits certain forms of discrimination in DOH policies concerning allocation of critical health care resources.

  • Assembly Bill 1775

    Requires certain health insurers to provide coverage for counseling and behavioral therapies for any person receiving medication-assisted treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 1776

    Allows credit against corporation business tax and gross income tax liability for employing persons with a developmental disability.

  • Assembly Bill 1777

    Directs DEP to develop State water infrastructure investment plan; requires NJ Infrastructure Bank to publish additional information about water infrastructure projects; appropriates $200,000 to NJ Infrastructure Bank.

  • Assembly Bill 1778

    Exempts certain students with disabilities from requirement to take college credits during Bridge Year Pilot Program; modifies age eligibility criteria under program.

  • Assembly Bill 1779

    Requires Homelessness Prevention Program agencies to remain open during public health emergency and provides for funding of each agency.

  • Assembly Bill 1780

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $3.5 million for Community College Opportunity Grant-Adult Postsecondary Career and Technical Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1781

    Establishes "Trenton Makes Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1782

    Modifies Community College Opportunity Grant Program to permit adult students enrolled in postsecondary career and technical education programs to receive financial assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1783

    Establishes "Household Water Assistance Program"; appropriates $75 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1784

    Requires induction loop listening system installation in certain buildings open to public upon new construction or substantial renovation.

  • Assembly Bill 1785

    Establishes insulin assistance program.

  • Assembly Bill 1786

    Concerns eligibility, procedures, and post-program relief for certain drug or alcohol dependent persons sentenced to special probation, or regular probation which as a condition of such requires substance use disorders treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 1787

    Extends from six to 12 months compensation program for injured law enforcement officers and other employees; revises type of injury needed to qualify for program.

  • Assembly Bill 1788

    Requires DHS to establish two-year Regional Community Behavioral Health Pilot Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1789

    Provides that sterile syringe access programs are inherently beneficial uses.

  • Assembly Bill 1790

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

  • Assembly Bill 1791

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

  • Assembly Bill 1792

    Requires DHS to establish five-year pilot program to facilitate coordinated provision of systemic, therapeutic, assessment, resource, and treatment (START) services to adults who have both developmental disabilities and mental illness.

  • Assembly Bill 1793

    Establishes "Recovery Tax Credit Program"; incentivizes hiring and continued employment of certain individuals in recovery from substance use disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 1794

    Excludes certain unemployment compensation recipients from paying civil service open competitive examination application and appeal fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1795

    Increases annual income limitation to receive senior and disabled citizens' property tax deduction to $15,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1796

    Increases Medicaid reimbursement for in-person partial care and intensive outpatient behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment services, and associated transportation services, for adults.

  • Assembly Bill 1797

    Authorizes State and local law enforcement entities to contract for bulk purchasing of heroin antidote.

  • Assembly Bill 1798

    Expands Tuition Aid Grant program to part-time undergraduates.

  • Assembly Bill 1799

    Increases amounts of property tax deductions for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, and veterans, from $250 to $500.

  • Assembly Bill 1800

    Allows small private theater used for musical or theatrical performances to acquire alcoholic beverage retail license.

  • Assembly Bill 1801

    Lowers age at which minors can consent to behavioral health care treatment from age 16 to age 14.

  • Assembly Bill 1802

    Concerns annual reporting requirements of SHBP and SEHBP commissions.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

    Provides equitable relief to State contractors who have sustained unanticipated expenses due to price escalation for construction materials.

  • Assembly Bill 1804

    Requires court to provide certain defendants with referral for mental health and substance abuse evaluation.

  • Assembly Bill 1805

    Establishes "Revolutionary War Park Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1806

    Establishes THC potency limit for cannabis products.

  • Assembly Bill 1807

    Establishes Anti-Bullying Youth Council to assist Anti-Bullying Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 1808

    Requires schools and child care centers to test drinking water for lead every two years and install filters certified to reduce lead levels.

  • Assembly Bill 1809

    Allows gross income tax deduction for union dues paid to labor organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1810

    Expands Community College Opportunity Grant Program to include career and technical education programs at county colleges and county vocational schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1811

    Establishes emergency teacher certificate in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1812

    Requires payment of minimum wage to minors; requires payment of overtime to minors in certain circumstances; codifies certain exemptions to overtime payment requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 1813

    Establishes Cannabis Certified Worker Grant Program and Social Equity Certified Worker Hiring Grant Program; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1814

    Establishes requirements for construction and maintenance of pedestrian overpass bridge connecting Johnson Trolley Trail.

  • Assembly Bill 1815

    Establishes fringe benefit rate for State colleges and universities.

  • Assembly Bill 1816

    Requires hospitals to test for fentanyl and xylazine as part of urine drug screenings.

  • Assembly Bill 1817

    Changes underage gambling from disorderly persons offense to civil penalty; provides for deposit of all associated fines to local public safety funds.

  • Assembly Bill 1818

    Concerns provision of services to defendants on pretrial release.

  • Assembly Bill 1819

    Establishes "Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1820

    Requires official inspection facility employees covered by collective bargaining agreement to be offered employment following contract renewal or award of new contract; requires collective bargaining agreement to be binding in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 1822

    Revises penalty for underage gambling to be civil penalty; provides for all associated fines to be used for gambling addiction treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 1823

    Requires NJT to establish pilot program to supply certain light rail train sets with opioid antidotes; makes appropriation of $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1824

    Requires availability of electronic fund transfers by health insurance carriers to reimburse covered persons.

  • Assembly Bill 1825

    Grants full police status to special agents in Department of Treasury; authorizes special agents to carry firearms at all times.

  • Assembly Bill 1826

    Revises scope of duties and composition of Risk Management Committee in Department of Treasury; exempts Risk Management Committee from requirements of Open Public Meetings Act.

  • Assembly Bill 1827

    Establishes presumption for accidental disability retirement in PERS and PFRS that emergency medical technician, firefighter, and police officer has Parkinson's disease as result of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 1828

    Permits Department of Human Services to appoint persons separate from civil service eligible list under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1829

    Prohibits non-compete clauses.

  • Assembly Bill 1831

    Makes various changes to SHBP plan offerings and governance.

  • Assembly Bill 1832

    Concerns requirements for operation of on-demand micro transit programs.

  • Assembly Bill 1833

    Amends Fiscal Year 2026 annual appropriations act to remove language requiring achievement of cost savings for SHBP.

  • Assembly Bill 4798

    Establishes Office of Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders Policy to oversee, direct, and coordinate resources, funding, and data tracking concerning treatment of substance use disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 5112

    Provides certain protections to residents of long-term care facilities and long-term acute care hospitals.

  • Assembly Bill 5337

    Makes various changes to SHBP governance and administration.

  • Assembly Bill 5534

    Revises telehealth and telemedicine requirements concerning adult prescription of certain Schedule II drugs for treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 5535

    Concerns UI employer contribution reports.

  • Assembly Bill 5676

    Imposes 10 percent tax on computer processing for certain artificial intelligence systems and dedicates revenue to "AI Workforce Impact Transition Fund."

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • Assembly Bill 1715

    Establishes "John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey." **

  • Assembly Bill 3497

    Establishes "Forbidding the Algorithmic Inflation of Rent (FAIR) Act." *

  • Assembly Bill 4070

    Establishes "Privacy Protection Act"; concerns collection and sharing of certain personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 4071

    Codifies AG directive, "Strengthening Trust Between Law Enforcement and Immigrant Communities."

  • Assembly Bill 4085

    Establishes "Fair Price Protection Act."*

Passed the General Assembly · 7
  • Assembly Bill 1502

    Creates "Patient and Provider Protection Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 1873

    Requires DEP to prioritize funding for certain projects for acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes and certain environmental infrastructure projects that include, or allow for, flood mitigation projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2078

    Establishes registry of out-of-state contractors who are awarded public works contracts in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 2268

    Requires certain providers of substance or alcohol use disorder treatment, services, or supports to be assessed for conflicts of interest prior to receiving State funds, licensure, or certification.

  • Assembly Bill 5062

    Requires health insurance and Medicaid coverage for testing and treatments to slow progression of Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 5236

    Requires DCF to strengthen Statewide pediatric psychiatry and behavioral health care services for children and families.

  • Assembly Bill 5433

    Consolidates administration of "New Jersey Public Employees' Occupational Safety and Health Act" under DOLWD.

Out of committee · 20
  • Assembly Bill 474

    Requires DHS to establish system to ensure distribution of funds for certain support services for General Assistance beneficiaries ceases upon beneficiary's exit from support service.

  • Assembly Bill 782

    Revises licensure requirements for residential substance use disorders treatment facilities or programs.

  • Assembly Bill 964

    Establishes "Nursing Home Emergency Preparedness Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1142

    Expands requirements for health insurance carriers concerning prostate cancer screening. *

  • Assembly Bill 1743

    Requires law enforcement officer to reveal facial identity during certain public interactions and to present sufficient identification prior to arresting or detaining person.

  • Assembly Bill 1900

    Establishes price preference program on State contracts for businesses owned by women veterans or women in military service.

  • Assembly Bill 1950

    "Stop Sepsis Act"; requires hospitals to establish sepsis recognition and treatment protocols, train staff, and establish quality measures.*

  • Assembly Bill 2218

    Secures protections for patients and providers accessing and providing reproductive health care services; establishes right of residents to reproductive health care activity that is restricted in other states.*

  • Assembly Bill 2281

    Requires Medicaid coverage for fertility preservation services in cases of iatrogenic infertility caused by medically necessary treatments.

  • Assembly Bill 2291

    Establishes State stockpile of medicine and medical supplies; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3116

    Establishes nurse aide workforce development program.

  • Assembly Bill 3236

    Establishes oversight and qualifications of peer recovery specialists.

  • Assembly Bill 3315

    Establishes requirements for on-demand micro transit programs operating in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3590

    Requires DOLWD to identify and recruit unemployed individuals for employment in healthcare facilities, home care services, and hospice services; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3735

    "Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act"; imposes cost recovery payments on certain fossil fuel companies for funds needed for climate change adaptation; establishes program in DEP to collect and oversee distribution of funds.**

  • Assembly Bill 3887

    Authorizes use of school bus monitoring systems; establishes certain enforcement procedures and penalties for certain violations captured by school bus monitoring systems.

  • Assembly Bill 4887

    Provides televisions in State buildings shall display closed captioning for programming.

  • Assembly Bill 5162

    Establishes "LGBTQIA+ Pride Month" in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5235

    Establishes School-based Partnerships for Access and Resilience for Kids program in DCF; requires school districts to develop mental health support and partnership programs.*

  • Assembly Bill 5311

    Modifies procedures for parole release, early discharge from parole, and penalties for certain parole violations.

In committee · 107
  • Assembly Bill 588

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

  • Assembly Bill 608

    Requires installation of certain rescue supplies on certain bridges.

  • Assembly Bill 609

    Permits cosigners to student loans under New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Students (NJCLASS) Loan Program to make payments on loans; allows gross income tax deduction for certain payments under NJCLASS Loan Program.

  • Assembly Bill 613

    Requires landlords of certain properties providing child care services who refuse lead service line replacements to install and maintain water filters.

  • Assembly Bill 617

    Establishes State definition of antisemitism.

  • Assembly Bill 618

    Concerns false public alarms involving places of worship.

  • Assembly Bill 637

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability and proclaims that the State shall reimburse municipalities for cost of exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 901

    "Max's Law"; requires school districts to provide instruction on dangers of fentanyl and xylazine.

  • Assembly Bill 946

    "Right to Mental Health for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Act"; establishes certain requirements concerning provision of mental health services to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

  • Assembly Bill 984

    Makes $3 million supplemental appropriation for bonus awards for certain COVID-19 emergency essential frontline State workers of Local 195 of International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers.

  • Assembly Bill 991

    Establishes a senior citizens telephone chat-line.

  • Assembly Bill 1014

    Establishes "Kidney Disease Prevention and Education Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 1031

    Exempts disabled veterans and Purple Heart recipients from payment of municipal parking meter fees when vehicle bears veteran's or recipient's special license plate or placard issued by MVC.

  • Assembly Bill 1042

    Requires owners or operators of public community water systems to perform certain tests for Legionella bacteria.

  • Assembly Bill 1050

    Reaffirms continuation of Rutgers Institute of Management and Labor Relations; appropriates $750,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1066

    Permits certain local units to enter into project labor agreements for public works projects below $5 million threshold.

  • Assembly Bill 1147

    Establishes pilot program in Office of Planning Advocacy to reimburse municipalities for certain expenditures concerning warehouse development; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1166

    Requires State Police to establish recovery leave policy for troopers presenting proof of pregnancy.

  • Assembly Bill 1312

    Requires adoption of policy addressing job-related issues of pregnant firefighters.

  • Assembly Bill 1313

    Subjects certain rooming and boarding houses to municipal land use regulations; requires owners and operators of cooperative sober living residences to submit certain approvals with license applications.

  • Assembly Bill 1400

    Establishes protections for immigrants interacting with government agencies; designates "New Jersey Immigrant Trust Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1481

    Increases from 18 to 21 age at which person is eligible to receive firearms purchaser identification.

  • Assembly Bill 1482

    Excludes contributions made to certain retirement savings plans under gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1512

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

  • Assembly Bill 1526

    Establishes Psilocybin Behavioral Health Access and Therapy Pilot Program; appropriates $6 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1577

    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 1665

    Establishes "New Jersey Reparations Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 1666

    Eliminates conviction of indictable offense as automatic disqualifier for jury service under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1667

    Criminalizes certain actions of individuals who offer rental of residential property that they do not own or legally possess.

  • Assembly Bill 1668

    Encourages timely recording of residential deeds.

  • Assembly Bill 1669

    Requires landlord to attach certificate of inspection or occupancy to residential lease.

  • Assembly Bill 1670

    Establishes "Police Body Camera Implementation Task Force" to study and make recommendations concerning use of body cameras by law enforcement agencies in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 1687

    Requires State Chief Diversity Officer to conduct study of utilization of disabled veteran-owned businesses in State procurement process.

  • Assembly Bill 1688

    Requires minimum of one school bus aide for every 15 special needs students on school bus.

  • Assembly Bill 1693

    Requires institutions of higher education to maintain supply and develop policy governing use of naloxone hydrochloride nasal spray for opioid overdose emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 1695

    Establishes procedures and standards regarding public service privatization contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1696

    Updates scope of practice of optometrists.

  • Assembly Bill 1698

    Allows voter registration at polling place on election day or at early voting site during early voting period.

  • Assembly Bill 1700

    Makes FY 2024 supplemental appropriation of $10 million to State Capitol Joint Management Commission for State Capitol Park Complex.

  • Assembly Bill 1703

    Establishes permanent daylight saving time in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 1712

    Establishes certain medical billing requirements concerning specific nature of charges or expenses for health care services.

  • Assembly Bill 1718

    Provides for rehabilitative release for certain incarcerated persons.

  • Assembly Bill 1727

    Provides TPAF members and certain retirees same benefits provided to members enrolled in retirement system before July 1, 2007.

  • Assembly Bill 1861

    Requires solid waste management district to develop strategy to reduce food waste; requires DEP to adopt certain rules and regulations regarding composting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1863

    Requires State entities engaging in projects resulting in deforestation of any size to submit plan to DEP for no net loss of forested areas.

  • Assembly Bill 1864

    Requires permit and compensatory reforestation plan for development projects that result in deforestation; establishes grant program for reforestation activities by private landowners; establishes "State Compensatory Reforestation Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 1931

    Prohibits use of education, occupation, and credit score as rating factors in automobile insurance underwriting.

  • Assembly Bill 1948

    Establishes permanent unit in Office of Emergency Management to address access and functional needs of residents related to disasters and emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 1951

    Establishes Animal Advocate Program in AOC.

  • Assembly Bill 1971

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

  • Assembly Bill 1974

    Establishes "Patient Protection and Safe Staffing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1998

    Revises certain laws governing police and fire interest arbitration.

  • Assembly Bill 2003

    Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies engaging in government contracts or business operations infringing on data privacy of individuals for purpose of determining immigration status.

  • Assembly Bill 2033

    "Protecting Against Forever Chemicals Act"; establishes requirements, prohibitions, and programs for regulation of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

  • Assembly Bill 2049

    Prohibits sale of cats, dogs, or rabbits by pet shops; repeals "Pet Purchase Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2077

    Imposes administrative fees on certain out-of State contractors.

  • Assembly Bill 2079

    Requires Division of Taxation conduct audits of out-of State contractors that have entered into State and private contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 2080

    Directs Attorney General to establish program for anonymous reporting of potential threats to school safety.

  • Assembly Bill 2148

    Establishes Emerging Technology Urban Grant Program in EDA.

  • Assembly Bill 2171

    Requires cultural diversity and implicit bias training be included in police basic training curriculum.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    Creates State contract set-aside program for businesses owned and operated by persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2217

    Codifies authority for certain health care providers to provide abortions and clarifies certain operational requirements for abortion facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2220

    Requires affirmative written consent for certain entities to disclose individual's medical information regarding reproductive health care services, with limited exceptions, unless disclosure is necessary to provide those services.

  • Assembly Bill 2238

    Provides certain employment protections for certified doulas.

  • Assembly Bill 2290

    Permits individuals to establish voluntary nonopioid directives.

  • Assembly Bill 2322

    Concerns charter school enrollment, student placements, reporting, and athletics.

  • Assembly Bill 2323

    Establishes various requirements for charter schools, charter school board of trustees members, and charter management organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 2333

    Establishes the "Neighborhood Scholar Revitalization Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 2334

    Exempts 100 percent disabled veterans from payment of motor vehicle registration fees; requires notification of eligible motorists.

  • Assembly Bill 2343

    Requires registration of private education lenders; establishes protections for private education borrowers.

  • Assembly Bill 2354

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2356

    Provides employment protections for paid first responders diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 2444

    Increases distribution to municipalities from Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Fund over two years; prohibits anticipation of certain revenue in municipal budget; requires additional aid be subtracted from municipal property tax levy.

  • Assembly Bill 2540

    "Cancer Patient Care and Compassion Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2599

    Establishes "Substance Use Disorder and Addiction Treatment Best Practices Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 2601

    Provides free telecommunication services for incarcerated persons at State, county, and private adult and juvenile correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2858

    Requires DEP to provide time period during which mobile sport fishing permits may be purchased only by NJ residents.

  • Assembly Bill 2886

    Requires State Planning Commission to adopt model buffer ordinances detailing different regulatory options for siting warehouses; allows conforming updates to municipal master plans and zoning ordinances.

  • Assembly Bill 3249

    Requires electric public utilities to apply to BPU for certificate of public convenience and necessity prior to undertaking transmission project.

  • Assembly Bill 3282

    Authorizes issuance of electronic copies of vital records.

  • Assembly Bill 3342

    Requires MVC to establish system for salvage processors to electronically process salvage certificates of title.

  • Assembly Bill 3355

    Requires MVC to provide certain services at each MVC agency location.

  • Assembly Bill 3368

    Requires State and private correctional facilities to allow inmates to make telephone and video calls at no cost to inmate or other party.

  • Assembly Bill 3447

    Prohibits court from awarding custody of or limiting visitation with child based on certain factors.

  • Assembly Bill 3452

    Establishes criminal penalties for production, sale, and use of false COVID-19 vaccination verification card; requires AG to establish COVID-19 vaccination fraud prevention program.

  • Assembly Bill 3473

    Requires certain information to be included in SHBP claims experience data provided to certain public employers.

  • Assembly Bill 3477

    Establishes fund in DEP for Blue Acres acquisition and relocation projects; appropriates $25 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3542

    Requires certain public contract bid advertisements to contain certified cost estimate ranges, specifies grounds for rejection of all bids, and requires 50% guaranty on bids; designated as the Fairness in Bidding Act.

  • Assembly Bill 3578

    Requires availability of accessible mail-in ballot for voters with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3780

    Establishes Mental Health Awareness Pilot Program in DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 3787

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide coverage for suicidal ideation and attempted suicide for postpartum women.

  • Assembly Bill 3799

    Requires school performance report to include information about positive placement of graduates, including apprenticeships.

  • Assembly Bill 3919

    Requires study of ocean energy potential; directs BPU to establish wave and tidal energy generation goals and take other action to establish NJ as nationwide leader in ocean energy.

  • Assembly Bill 4053

    Requires maintenance of roadways surrounding State capitol complex.

  • Assembly Bill 4054

    Requires transfer of certain participants of DCRP to PERS.

  • Assembly Bill 4097

    Increases penalty for reckless vehicular homicide committed when driving while intoxicated under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4222

    Creates "New Jersey Kratom Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4722

    Revises reporting requirements for nursing homes concerning financial disclosures and ownership structure.

  • Assembly Bill 4855

    Requires State agencies to vacate certain property in Trenton; allows EDA to offer incentives to private entities to locate to that property.

  • Assembly Bill 4890

    Increases benefit amount under New Jersey Earned Income Tax Credit program from 40 percent to 60 percent of federal benefit amount.

  • Assembly Bill 4893

    Establishes the "Safe and Sanitary Rental Housing Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4981

    Regulates use of artificial intelligence-based systems for electronic monitoring regarding employment and public services.

  • Assembly Bill 5017

    Removes exclusion of certain institutions of higher education under "Responsible Collective Negotiations Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5234

    Provides for youth mental health care professionals in family court.

  • Assembly Bill 5237

    Requires DOBI to monitor, evaluate, and submit annual report concerning mental health insurance coverage for minors; requires carriers to maintain provider directory.

  • Assembly Bill 5238

    Expands role of New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute and transfers $3 million from DCF to DHS for establishment of dashboard and associated implementation.

  • Assembly Bill 5285

    "Public School Employees' Health Benefits Trust Act."

Filed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 5782

    Requires registration, inspection, testing, cleaning, and disinfection of cooling towers to control outbreaks of Legionnaire's Disease.