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Sterley S. Stanley

Bills in the 2024–2025 Session, General Assembly.

All of Sterley S. Stanley's terms

Sponsored

Became law7

  • Assembly Bill 560

    Requires transportation network company drivers to complete anti-human trafficking training course.

  • Assembly Bill 583

    Permits deputy county clerks and municipal clerks to perform marriages and civil unions.*

  • Assembly Bill 3939

    Mandates access to periodic cancer screening examinations for professional firefighters not enrolled in SHBP, but who are eligible for SHBP by virtue of public employment.

  • Assembly Bill 3940

    Modifies regulation of mortuary science and establishes oversight of mortuary and embalming science.*

  • Assembly Bill 4587

    Increases hours required for individual to obtain licensure as teacher in cosmetology and hairstyling or as massage and bodywork therapist.

  • Assembly Bill 5598

    Modifies requirements to obtain licensure in public accountancy.

  • Assembly Bill 5978

    Clarifies current law addressing commissions paid to limited liability companies formed by real estate salespersons or broker-salespersons.

Vetoed1

  • Assembly Bill 4296

    Establishes exemption from ban on importation of woodchucks under certain circumstances.

Passed the General Assembly10

  • Assembly Bill 378

    Requires health insurance carriers, health care providers, and hospitals and health care facilities to change manner of communications of protected health information under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 551

    Permits certain consumers up to five business days to cancel home improvement contracts and up to three days to cancel certain consumer goods contracts.*

  • Assembly Bill 575

    Directs DEP to develop guidelines concerning State and local government purchase of goods made from recycled material.

  • Assembly Bill 2998

    Permits court to order counseling for children in households with domestic violence in appropriate cases; establishes presumption of award of custody to domestic violence victim in appropriate cases.**

  • Assembly Bill 3759

    Prohibits internet sale of lottery tickets by State Lottery Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 4295

    Establishes New Jersey-India Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 4532

    Establishes separate crime of burglary of residential dwelling.

  • Assembly Bill 4630

    Enters NJ in Cosmetology Licensure Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 4966

    Extends statute of limitations for civil cases arising from human trafficking.**

  • Assembly Bill 5572

    Establishes quorum standards for professional licensing entities under certain circumstances.

Out of committee24

  • Assembly Bill 360

    Revises law prohibiting feeding of black bear.

  • Assembly Bill 547

    Requires public agency receiving State funds to post on website use of State funds for public work contracts with minority, women, and veteran owned businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 567

    Permits court to order counseling for children in households with domestic violence in appropriate cases; establishes presumption of award of custody to domestic violence victim in appropriate cases.

  • Assembly Bill 586

    Provides for expanded use of affordable housing voucher program funding.*

  • Assembly Bill 588

    Regulates provision of pharmaceutical services in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 1676

    Requires DOLWD, in consultation with DOE, to establish database of novice teachers and to host job fairs.*

  • Assembly Bill 1878

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $500,000 to DOH for Huntington's Disease Grant Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1884

    Establishes act of disseminating misinformation as professional misconduct for health care professionals.

  • Assembly Bill 3537

    Revises certain requirements concerning eligibility for reimbursement from "Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 3890

    Authorizes electronic delivery of documents relating to portable electronics insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 4299

    Establishes crimes of home invasion burglary and residential burglary.*

  • Assembly Bill 4390

    Requires certain information be included in certain contracts with licensed public adjusters.

  • Assembly Bill 4724

    Establishes sheltered market program for certain business enterprises seeking State contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 4903

    Updates requirements for licensure in occupational therapy.

  • Assembly Bill 4904

    Extends certain provisions of P.L.2022, c.9.

  • Assembly Bill 4905

    Prohibits sports wagering licensees from offering player-specific proposition bets on college sports.

  • Assembly Bill 4965

    Requires paint producers to implement or participate in paint stewardship program.

  • Assembly Bill 5257

    Revises apportionment of State lottery contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 5384

    Establishes "Virtual Currency Kiosk Consumer Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5624

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs to create open data portal and provide certain datasets online.

  • Assembly Bill 5715

    Requires establishment of tracking system in Division of Consumer Affairs to determine compliance with continuing education requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 5766

    Designates hazelnut as State nut of New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 5911

    Lowers minimum amount of motor vehicle liability coverage for autocabs.

  • Assembly Bill 6177

    Includes minimum number of firefighting personnel for public employer as term and condition of employment for purpose of collective bargaining under certain circumstances; provides for dispute resolution procedure.

In committee104

  • Assembly Bill 355

    Revises requirements and training standards for first responders under New Jersey Highway Traffic Safety Act of 1987.

  • Assembly Bill 356

    Establishes Office of Alcohol, Drug, and Tobacco Use Control Policy to reduce incidence of substance use disorder and tobacco use.

  • Assembly Bill 357

    Exempts solar energy systems from building fees.

  • Assembly Bill 358

    Authorizes attorneys, county clerks and deputy county clerks who validates affidavit, acknowledge, proof, oath, or affirmation to affix seal indicating authority to perform validation.

  • Assembly Bill 359

    Removes requirement for promulgation by Governor of national census.

  • Assembly Bill 361

    Permits certain businesses to complete business registration certificate and annual report together.

  • Assembly Bill 362

    Requires infection control training for nursing home and assisted living administrator licensure and certification.

  • Assembly Bill 363

    Permits State and county boards of election to purchase or lease decomissioned letter collection boxes for use as ballot drop boxes.

  • Assembly Bill 364

    Requires health insurance coverage for certain student athlete physical examinations.

  • Assembly Bill 365

    Prohibits cropping or altering the tail or ears of dog; establishes as animal cruelty offense.

  • Assembly Bill 366

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

  • Assembly Bill 367

    Requires ABC to waive fee for alcoholic beverage COVID-19 Expansion Permit.

  • Assembly Bill 368

    Requires county boards of health to ensure on-site COVID-19 vaccines are available to persons age 65 and older residing in certain facilities; appropriates $2 million.

  • Assembly Bill 369

    Prohibits possession of firearm by person convicted of animal cruelty.

  • Assembly Bill 370

    Clarifies certain responsibilities of licensed wineries and retail salesrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 371

    Concerns expenses to municipalities for tree purchase, planting, and removal.

  • Assembly Bill 372

    Establishes loan redemption program for teachers to redeem loan amounts received under the New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Students Loan Program through employment in public or nonpublic schools in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 373

    Mandates access to periodic cancer screening examinations for volunteer firefighters; increases tax on fire insurance premiums.

  • Assembly Bill 374

    Requires Medicaid coverage of social day care services for senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 375

    Establishes three-year pilot program in Middlesex, Monmouth, and Union counties for electronic monitoring of certain offenders; appropriates $15 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 376

    Provides reimbursement to emergency shelter following certain evictions.

  • Assembly Bill 377

    Clarifies policy analysis and development under "Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act"; strengthens investigations; amends definition of harassment, intimidation, and bullying; and allows anti-bullying specialists to receive remuneration.

  • Assembly Bill 537

    Requires certain community residential facilities have standby emergency power generators.

  • Assembly Bill 538

    Establishes brain injury screening and education program in DCF.

  • Assembly Bill 539

    Adds two student representatives to board of governors of Rutgers University.

  • Assembly Bill 540

    "Ensuring Transparency in Prior Authorization Act."

  • Assembly Bill 541

    Expands volunteer tuition credit program to volunteers and eligible dependents enrolled in four-year public institutions of higher education and increases maximum value of tuition credit.

  • Assembly Bill 542

    Provides that average time to issue licenses to physicians shall not exceed 51 days.

  • Assembly Bill 543

    Requires newly-manufactured school buses to be equipped with global positioning system.

  • Assembly Bill 544

    Requires municipality to provide free beach access to certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 545

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for certain solar energy system expenditures.

  • Assembly Bill 546

    Requires municipalities, public utilities, and State to use LED technology in certain street lights.

  • Assembly Bill 548

    Revises requirements for disclosure of a breach of security of certain computerized records containing personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 549

    Establishes Employment Application Registry database in Division of State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 550

    Permits excused absences for students who attend civic events.

  • Assembly Bill 552

    Requires manufacturers of electric vehicles to establish and implement electric vehicle battery management plans.

  • Assembly Bill 553

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

  • Assembly Bill 554

    Requires candidate for teacher certification to complete course or training on anti-racism in education.

  • Assembly Bill 555

    "Mental Health Access Act;" increases Medicaid reimbursement rates for certain evidence-based behavioral health services.

  • Assembly Bill 556

    Requires DOH to encourage health care facilities and licensed health care professionals to develop a "Reach Out and Read Program."

  • Assembly Bill 557

    Requires State agencies update demographic data collection methods on Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, North African, and South Asian and Indian Diaspora residents of this State.

  • Assembly Bill 558

    Authorizes court to include in domestic violence restraining orders a provision making the order applicable to a pregnant victim's child upon birth of the child.

  • Assembly Bill 559

    Requires Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to undertake study to determine efficiency and scaling in delivery of local government services.

  • Assembly Bill 561

    Requires school districts to permit students five excused absences for mental or behavioral health reasons.

  • Assembly Bill 562

    Requires DOE to establish comprehensive searchable website concerning educational programs and resources available to special education students.

  • Assembly Bill 563

    Provides that crime of official misconduct involving disclosure of domestic violence or sexual assault victim's personal information is second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 564

    Specifies that emergency, transitional, and permanent housing for victim of domestic violence would be funded by "Domestic Violence Victims' Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 565

    Adds new civil penalties and increases surcharges imposed on domestic violence offenders; establishes "Domestic Violence Victims' Legal Assistance Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 566

    Prohibits sex offenders from holding any job, position, or type of employment that primarily consists of contact with children.

  • Assembly Bill 568

    Requires certain disclosures under motor vehicle lease.

  • Assembly Bill 569

    Creates restricted distillery license; permits holder thereof to operate restaurant on licensed premises in Garden State Growth Zone.

  • Assembly Bill 570

    Provides tax credits to owners of certain food and drink establishments for eligible health and safety expenditures made during COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 571

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

  • Assembly Bill 572

    Requires DOE and DCF to establish online reporting systems for schools and child care centers to report lead testing results.

  • Assembly Bill 573

    Establishes Loan Redemption Program for Teachers of Agriculture in Higher Education Student Assistance Authority.

  • Assembly Bill 574

    Establishes Renewable and Efficient Energy Financing Program; authorizes BPU to transfer up to $20 million annually in societal benefits charge revenues to New Jersey Infrastructure Bank for purposes of program.

  • Assembly Bill 576

    Requires EDA to establish program providing grants to certain entertainment businesses; appropriates not less than $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 577

    Authorizes provision of comprehensive health care coverage to certain undocumented immigrants and children.

  • Assembly Bill 578

    Establishes New Jersey Commission on Health Equity.

  • Assembly Bill 579

    Establishes and codifies certain privileges for limited and restricted brewery license holders.

  • Assembly Bill 580

    Establishes uptime requirement for electric vehicle charging station incentive programs.

  • Assembly Bill 581

    Requires MVC to provide certain services at each MVC agency location and to make available certain informational brochures.

  • Assembly Bill 582

    Amends certain requirements for installation of electric vehicle supply equipment and Make-Ready parking spaces.

  • Assembly Bill 584

    Allows municipalities to transfer inactive alcoholic beverage retail licenses for use in certain redevelopment and revitalization areas; establishes procedure to transfer inactive retail licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 585

    Requires BPU to study and implement methods to allow additional distributed energy sources to interconnect to electrical grid.

  • Assembly Bill 587

    Establishes weatherization and energy efficiency pilot program to address open cockloft space between certain buildings; appropriates $30 million.

  • Assembly Bill 589

    Requires drunk driver to pay restitution on behalf of child if parent or guardian is killed by that driver.

  • Assembly Bill 590

    Authorizes State employees to take administrative leave days in observance of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha; requires school districts to permit students excused absences for observance of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

  • Assembly Bill 591

    Allows certain State professional and occupational licensees to work from remote location under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 592

    Requires local boards of education to employ at least one school social worker per school.

  • Assembly Bill 593

    Requires local boards of education to employ certain number of staff with expertise in student mental health.

  • Assembly Bill 1843

    Requires pharmacies to sell hypodermic syringes and needles to any customer over the age of 18 and post sign concerning consumer right to purchase clean syringes and needles.

  • Assembly Bill 1869

    Requires health insurance carriers to provide list of alternative drugs to health care professionals, pharmacists, and covered persons under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1870

    Reduces 9-1-1 fee on customers' periodic telephone bills from $0.90 to $0.22.

  • Assembly Bill 1881

    Requires manufacturers of electric vehicles to label electric vehicle batteries; establishes electric vehicle battery tracking database; establishes guidelines for safe disassembly of electric vehicle batteries.

  • Assembly Bill 1882

    Concerns administration of ready-to-use undesignated glucagon rescue therapy in public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1885

    Establishes bee-friendly habitat pilot program in Department of Agriculture; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1891

    Requires SHBP, SEHBP, Medicaid, and NJ FamilyCare to cover anti-obesity medications.

  • Assembly Bill 3293

    Clarifies procedures for restoration of driver's license after suspension or revocation; concerns waiver of penalties for operating vehicle while license is suspended or revoked under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3369

    Permits sale of certain alcoholic beverages at convenience stores.

  • Assembly Bill 3370

    Requires certain warehouse developments to include adequate number of onsite tractor trailer parking spaces.

  • Assembly Bill 3371

    Provides for immediate issuance of marriage and civil union licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3372

    Establishes Open Public Records Act Review Committee.

  • Assembly Bill 3373

    Establishes lifeguard recruitment campaign; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3374

    Establishes clean heat standard for natural gas utilities and other heating fuel suppliers.

  • Assembly Bill 3511

    Requires contractors' compliance with federal requirement regarding lead-based paint.

  • Assembly Bill 3573

    Establishes Commission on Insurance Reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 3889

    Requires counseling for certain domestic violence offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 4002

    Prohibits acceptance, offer, or provision of consideration for mail-in ballot messengers or bearers.

  • Assembly Bill 4271

    Expands scope of practice of pediatricians and advanced practice nurses with respect to pediatric behavioral and developmental health care.

  • Assembly Bill 4462

    Eliminates salary reference for retired members of PERS returning to employment in teaching staff positions.

  • Assembly Bill 4494

    Increases penalties for drag racing; provides for impoundment under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4980

    Prohibits sale of ammunition by vending machine.

  • Assembly Bill 5051

    Clarifies public school student attendance recording and reporting requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 5567

    Permits court to order counseling for children in households with domestic violence in appropriate cases; establishes presumption of award of custody to domestic violence victim in appropriate cases.

  • Assembly Bill 5668

    Revises membership of New Jersey State Board of Cosmetology and Hairstyling.

  • Assembly Bill 5767

    Establishes continuing education requirements for fire alarm, burglar alarm, and locksmith professionals.

  • Assembly Bill 5825

    Requires registration and oversight of home education programs.

  • Assembly Bill 5826

    Revises law related to EMT eligibility for receiving funds from "Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 5948

    Expands scope of practice for licensed acupuncturists.

  • Assembly Bill 5955

    Establishes provisional licensure for international medical graduates.

  • Assembly Bill 5979

    Permits certain noncitizen teachers to be eligible for tenure.

  • Assembly Bill 6291

    Exempts reverse mortgage transaction from requirement that secondary mortgage loan payments be made in equal amounts and payment periods.

  • Assembly Bill 6297

    Expands services that licensed acupuncturists may provide.

Carried from the Senate

Became law10

  • Senate Bill 1313

    Establishes procedure for certification of LGBTQ+ business.*

  • Senate Bill 1320

    Requires certain information be included in certain contracts with licensed public adjusters.

  • Senate Bill 1325

    Authorizes electronic delivery of documents relating to portable electronics insurance.

  • Senate Bill 1430

    Provides for expanded use of affordable housing voucher program funding.*

  • Senate Bill 1965

    Regulates provision of pharmaceutical services in long-term care facilities.

  • Senate Bill 2435

    Revises certain requirements concerning eligibility for reimbursement from "Emergency Medical Technician Training Fund."

  • Senate Bill 3006

    Establishes crimes of home invasion burglary and residential burglary.*

  • Senate Bill 3735

    Extends certain provisions of P.L.2022, c.9.

  • Senate Bill 4122

    Revises apportionment of State lottery contributions.

  • Senate Bill 4387

    Requires establishment of tracking system in Division of Consumer Affairs to determine compliance with continuing education requirements.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 57
  • Assembly Bill 4

    Reforms municipal responsibilities concerning provision of affordable housing; abolishes COAH; appropriates $16 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1657

    Permits certain mental health professionals working in school districts to refer or help facilitate referral of students to professional counselors.*

  • Assembly Bill 1669

    Removes obstacles to teacher certification for certain teachers; repeals law establishing alternative certificate of eligibility.*

  • Assembly Bill 1675

    Extends membership in TPAF to 10 years after discontinuance of service and to 15 years for those who were laid off or had 10 or more years of continuous service upon voluntary termination.*

  • Assembly Bill 1677

    Authorizes extended terms for lease and purchase contracts for electric school buses; permits New Jersey School Boards Association to serve as government aggregator to obtain energy services for local units.*

  • Assembly Bill 1682

    Requires State Board of Education to adopt New Jersey Student Learning Standards pertaining to labor movement; requires school districts to provide instruction on labor movement.*

  • Assembly Bill 1825

    Establishes certain guidelines for SHBP, SEHBP, and Medicaid concerning step therapy protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 1948

    Requires VCCO to issue annual report to Governor and Legislature.

  • Assembly Bill 1997

    Requires DOE to partner with nonprofit organization to establish central registry of individuals and organizations interested in providing supplemental tutoring support to students.*

  • Assembly Bill 2090

    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 2115

    Requires public transportation employees and certain motorbus operators to complete training course on handling and responding to suspected human trafficking; requires inclusion of certain content in certain courses.*

  • Assembly Bill 2180

    Permits certain persons to operate Type S school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 2288

    Establishes Office of Learning Equity and Academic Recovery in DOE.*

  • Assembly Bill 2390

    Requires municipalities in compliance with affordable housing obligations be provided priority consideration for certain State grants and assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 2437

    Requires ingredients of menstrual products to be listed on package.

  • Assembly Bill 2801

    Renames, extends eligibility, and makes various other changes to Primary Care Practitioner Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2804

    Provides DHS and State Board of Medical Examiners to develop and implement process to improve efficiency of reviewing NJ FamilyCare provider applications.

  • Assembly Bill 2884

    Provides for purchase of PFRS credit for service as class two special law enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 3016

    Allows follow-up communication by operators of mental health and suicide crisis resources centers or 9-8-8 crisis hotline centers to minors at risk of death by suicide.*

  • Assembly Bill 3036

    "Swift Access For Emergency Response Actions Preservation Program (SAFER APP)"; authorizes Attorney General to order turn-by-turn navigation systems to reroute vehicular traffic under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 3337

    Allows projects supported by State or municipal affordable housing trust fund to be exempt from property tax and to instead contribute to municipal services by making payments in lieu of taxation.

  • Assembly Bill 3340

    Clarifies which health care professional may provide documentation to school district of need for home instruction due to student's health condition.*

  • Assembly Bill 3361

    Establishes limit on rent increase for certain dwelling sites for modular or industrialized buildings or manufactured homes.*

  • Assembly Bill 3424

    Establishes certain program requirements for school counselor certification; outlines role and duties of school counselor; requires professional development for school counselors; establishes position of School Counselor Liaison in DOE.

  • Assembly Bill 3540

    Establishes criminal penalties for production or dissemination of deceptive audio or visual media, commonly known as "deepfakes."

  • Assembly Bill 3772

    Revises process for property tax lien holder to foreclose right to redeem a property tax lien; allows property owner to protect remaining equity.

  • Assembly Bill 3802

    Differentiates certain legal services from traditional insurance products.

  • Assembly Bill 3909

    "Illicit Opioid Supply Substances Poisoning Awareness Act"; requires school districts to provide instruction on dangers of illicit opioid substances.*

  • Assembly Bill 4006

    Permits partnerships and joint ventures to bid on certain public works and prevailing wage contracts if each party to partnership or joint venture is independently registered.*

  • Assembly Bill 4059

    Requires Commissioner of Education to permit certain school districts losing State school aid to submit budgets after enactment of FY2025 appropriations act.

  • Assembly Bill 4163

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for biomarker precision medical testing.*

  • Assembly Bill 4284

    Eliminates fee for special plates for firefighters and members of first aid or rescue squads.

  • Assembly Bill 4302

    Amends current child labor laws to protect minor working as vlogger in certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 4360

    "New Jersey Design Professional Self-Certification Act"; requires DCA to establish design professional self-certification program.

  • Assembly Bill 4478

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for transportation infrastructure projects for FY2025; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4534

    Revises definition of qualified assistance fund expenses under UEZ program to include costs of transportation infrastructure projects and related debt service.

  • Assembly Bill 4535

    Concerns State regulation of cooperative sober living residences and boarding houses generally; appropriates $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4562

    Allows State, municipality, and county to implement automatic enrollment of their employees in deferred compensation plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4652

    Establishes offense of inciting public brawl; upgrades penalty for disorderly conduct in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4653

    Requires AG to establish training program for crowd management and provide resources to municipal police department or force for large gatherings and flash mobs.*

  • Assembly Bill 4814

    Establishes tianeptine as Schedule II controlled dangerous substance.

  • Assembly Bill 4928

    Establishes eligibility requirements for State small business set-aside program.

  • Assembly Bill 5052

    Requires health insurance and Medicaid coverage for screening, prevention, and treatment services of behavioral health issues affecting children.

  • Assembly Bill 5067

    Requires appointment of alternate members of Peter J. Barnes III Wildlife Preservation Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5076

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

  • Assembly Bill 5195

    Requires producer of certain firefighting equipment containing perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances to provide written notice to purchaser; prohibits sale, manufacture, and distribution of certain firefighting equipment containing intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.*

  • Assembly Bill 5217

    Requires third-party discounts and payments for individuals covered by health benefits plans to apply to copayments, coinsurance, deductibles, or other out-of-pocket costs for covered benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 5258

    Permits certain wineries to sell their products by the glass for consumption in licensed salesrooms.

  • Assembly Bill 5264

    Requires establishment of automated platform to expedite construction code approval of applications to install residential solar energy systems.

  • Assembly Bill 5447

    Prohibits sweepstakes model of wagering; establishes new penalties for unlawful gambling operations and practices; directs Division of Consumer Affairs and Division of Gaming Enforcement to enforce penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 5463

    Requires electric public utilities to submit annual report on voting to BPU.

  • Assembly Bill 5466

    Requires BPU to study effects of data centers on electricity costs.*

  • Assembly Bill 5537

    Permits fire departments to use certain Class B firefighting foam for one year after prohibition takes effect.*

  • Assembly Bill 5792

    Provides for workers' compensation coverage of certain counseling services for first responders and provides that certain mental health related communications are confidential.

  • Assembly Bill 5935

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

  • Assembly Bill 5936

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

  • Assembly Bill 6308

    "Safe Communities Act"; requires AG to develop certain model policies.

Vetoed · 5
  • Assembly Bill 3323

    Requires pay for extracurricular activities to be included in compensation for TPAF purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4913

    Establishes certain State funding preferences for municipalities that enhance opportunities to develop housing.

  • Assembly Bill 5395

    Requires cancellation option for any subscription service and establishes certain standards pertaining to use of negative option features.

  • Assembly Bill 5592

    Establishes licensure requirement for source plasma donation centers.

  • Assembly Bill 6310

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

Passed the General Assembly · 38
  • Assembly Bill 1432

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

  • Assembly Bill 1844

    Requires 60 day notice concerning tuition rate changes by licensed child care centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1848

    Prohibits sale of certain diet pills and dietary supplements for weight loss or muscle building to persons under 18 years of age under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 2102

    Exempts community gardens operating on-site composting systems or other systems of managing organic waste from certain DEP permits under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 2104

    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 2208

    Extends time period for tenants receiving federal housing choice voucher program assistance to locate new housing after landlord sells property.

  • Assembly Bill 2402

    Authorizes special license plates for members of the United States Coast Guard.

  • Assembly Bill 2490

    Requires DHS to establish Alzheimer's disease public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 2803

    Codifies and extends authorization for certain out-of-State health care practitioners and recent graduates of health care training programs to practice in New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 2818

    Prohibits and imposes criminal penalty on disclosure of certain intentionally deceptive audio or visual media within 90 days of election.*

  • Assembly Bill 3008

    Requires certain health care facilities to offer lactation counseling and consultations to persons who have given birth.

  • Assembly Bill 3416

    Provides gross income tax deduction to eligible educators and paraprofessionals for expense of classroom supplies.

  • Assembly Bill 3508

    Requires child abuse reporting hotline maintained by DCPP to provide information on resources available to victims and families.

  • Assembly Bill 3732

    Establishes third degree crime for certain trespasses involving victim of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 3791

    The "New Jersey Online Foreclosure Sale Act;" permits online foreclosure sales for real property.

  • Assembly Bill 3979

    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 3981

    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 4089

    The "Certified Medication Aide in Nursing Homes Staffing Support Act;" authorizes certified medication aides to administer medications to nursing home residents.

  • Assembly Bill 4121

    Eliminates high school graduation proficiency test.

  • Assembly Bill 4150

    Permits certified nurse aides to be employed as personal care assistants.

  • Assembly Bill 4262

    Exempts creditor from paying municipal property registration fee if property is subject to automatic stay under federal Bankruptcy Code.

  • Assembly Bill 4463

    Provides for rehabilitative release for certain incarcerated persons.

  • Assembly Bill 4473

    Eliminates statute of limitations on income tax assessments that arise out of erroneous refunds induced by fraud.

  • Assembly Bill 4479

    Requires social media platforms to cooperate with nonprofit organization initiatives to remove nonconsensual intimate images or videos.

  • Assembly Bill 4529

    Requires Attorney General to conduct study tracking residential burglaries and issue guidance to law enforcement and public.

  • Assembly Bill 4838

    Requires prescription drug coverage for serious mental illness without prior authorization or utilization management, including step therapy.

  • Assembly Bill 4982

    Prohibits health insurance carriers from using human body weight as factor in determining coverage for treatment of eating disorders.

  • Assembly Bill 5000

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

  • Assembly Bill 5004

    Creates separate crime for items depicting sexual exploitation or abuse of children; concerns computer generated or manipulated sexually explicit images.

  • Assembly Bill 5086

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

  • Assembly Bill 5160

    Requires transfer of certain participants of DCRP to PERS.*

  • Assembly Bill 5442

    Requires BPU members to have certain experience and complete certain training.

  • Assembly Bill 5455

    Authorizes majority of Commission on Human Trafficking membership to exercise powers and duties of commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5510

    Requires appointment of State Dementia Services Coordinator; appropriates $150,000.

  • Assembly Bill 5533

    Establishes requirements for receipt and purchase of scrap metals containing lithium-ion or propulsion batteries.*

  • Assembly Bill 5735

    Requires restaurant to disclose mandatory gratuity to patrons.*

  • Assembly Bill 5848

    Modifies child endangerment statute to include AI technology; establishes criminal penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 6283

    "Saving Our Diners and Protecting Our Past (SODA POP) Act"; provides sales and use tax exemption and corporation business and gross income tax credits for historic diners and restaurants included on annual registry.

Out of committee · 81
  • Assembly Bill 276

    Establishes "Student Mental Health Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 908

    Requires AG to establish rape kit tracking system.

  • Assembly Bill 942

    Requires five-year average of equalized property valuation be used in calculation of local share under State school funding formula.

  • Assembly Bill 1403

    "Penny's Law"; requires DEP to develop beach accessibility guidelines for persons with disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1421

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

  • Assembly Bill 1423

    Requires MVC to conduct unscheduled surprise inspections of certain school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 1478

    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 1484

    Creates task force to study feasibility of paperless State government.

  • Assembly Bill 1490

    Concerns motor vehicles overtaking certain pedestrians and persons operating bicycles and personal conveyances.

  • Assembly Bill 1497

    Removes requirement that local units may only provide broadband telecommunication service via wireless community service.

  • Assembly Bill 1673

    "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 1679

    Requires health insurers, SHBP, and SEHBP to cover mammograms for women over 35 and women under 35 under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1799

    Requires DOH to develop shared decision-making tool and establish maternal health care pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 1802

    Requires law enforcement officer to conduct risk assessment of and provide assistance to domestic violence victims.*

  • Assembly Bill 1841

    Expands requirements for health insurance carriers concerning prostate cancer screening and requires coverage be provided without cost sharing.

  • Assembly Bill 1855

    Prohibits modification of mufflers and exhaust systems to produce audible sounds.*

  • Assembly Bill 1888

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

  • Assembly Bill 1896

    Adopts Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 1930

    Broadens statute that criminalizes cyber-harassment of minor.

  • Assembly Bill 1939

    Creates offense for electronically sending unsolicited nude images.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to post public awareness signage in additional establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2138

    Requires Commissioner of Department of Veterans Affairs to develop mobile application to provide guidance on available resources to veterans and their families.*

  • Assembly Bill 2141

    Requires certain supermarkets, grocery stores, and food suppliers to donate food under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2145

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

  • Assembly Bill 2165

    Permits spouses and dependents of military service members to qualify for in-State tuition in event that service member is transferred to another state.

  • Assembly Bill 2255

    Requires boards of education to ensure that all staff are trained in care of students with epilepsy and seizure disorders every five years.*

  • Assembly Bill 2318

    Establishes requirements for State to enter into contract for purchase of menstrual products.

  • Assembly Bill 2334

    Requires telecommunications, cable television, and Internet service providers to allow for service contracts to be paused or canceled following service recipient's admission to long-term care facility.*

  • Assembly Bill 2362

    Establishes New Jersey Student Teacher Scholarship Program.

  • Assembly Bill 2365

    Makes various changes to "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act" and Technology Business Tax Certificate Transfer Program; repeals "New Jersey Ignite Act."*

  • Assembly Bill 2378

    Upgrades certain penalties for assaulting law enforcement officer and requires offender to be tested for communicable diseases in certain instances.

  • Assembly Bill 2386

    Establishes Firefighter Critical Mental Health Assistance Grant Program; appropriates $1 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2425

    Provides that State pay high school equivalency exam fees for low-income individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2507

    Requires Administrative Law Judges to be enrolled in Workers Compensation Judges Part of PERS.

  • Assembly Bill 2824

    Modifies down payment assistance program for benefit of first-generation and first-time homebuyers.

  • Assembly Bill 3019

    Requires new flooring for schools, community centers, and child care centers to be certified mercury-free.**

  • Assembly Bill 3330

    Establishes procedure for certification of LGBTQ+ business.*

  • Assembly Bill 3495

    Concerns hospitality franchise agreements.

  • Assembly Bill 3521

    Establishes occupational heat stress standard and "Occupational Heat-Related Illness and Injury Prevention Program" in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 3558

    Establishes State definition of antisemitism.*

  • Assembly Bill 3697

    Appropriates $500,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for municipal planning incentive grants for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3698

    Appropriates $1.723 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for grants to certain nonprofit organizations for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3796

    Codifies Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship Program at Eagleton Institute of Politics; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 3803

    Requires public institution of higher education to readmit student whose enrollment was interrupted due to military service.

  • Assembly Bill 3873

    Allows certain public high school student-athletes to substitute study hall for physical education during their athletic seasons.

  • Assembly Bill 3882

    Requires training of cosmetologists-hairstylists, beauticians, barbers, and hair braiders to include working on textured hair.

  • Assembly Bill 4004

    Provides for filing extension and alternate medical documentation in PFRS, SPRS, or PERS for accidental disability retirement in certain circumstances; extends accidental death benefit for survivors of certain SPRS retirees.*

  • Assembly Bill 4051

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

  • Assembly Bill 4081

    Establishes penalties for employers who disclose or threaten to disclose employee's immigration status for purpose of concealing violation of State wage, benefit or tax laws.*

  • Assembly Bill 4083

    Establishes "John R. Lewis Voter Empowerment Act of New Jersey"; appropriates $5 million.**

  • Assembly Bill 4168

    Requires DCPP to consult with Division of Developmental Disabilities following finding of child abuse or neglect to create services plan for person with developmental disability under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 4216

    Allows for operation of crematories at locations not situated on cemetery grounds or funeral homes properties; provides for issuance of permits for certain crematories.

  • Assembly Bill 4391

    Allows pharmacists to transfer Schedule II attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4432

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to create report on human trafficking related to 2026 FIFA World Cup; appropriates $1 million.*

  • Assembly Bill 4597

    Provides for automatic renewal of off-track wagering licenses.*

  • Assembly Bill 4604

    Expands Division of State Police rank and grade titles.

  • Assembly Bill 4607

    Establishes Special Education Transportation Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 4623

    Concerns law protecting residential tenants from lead-based paint hazards.

  • Assembly Bill 4626

    Requires construction project applicants to disclose project financing.

  • Assembly Bill 4674

    Upgrades cyber-harassment of public servant or family member to third degree crime; requires Attorney General to establish cyber-harassment prevention initiatives; appropriates funds.*

  • Assembly Bill 4688

    Requires MVC to utilize legal name including roman numerals on certain documents issued by MVC.

  • Assembly Bill 4696

    "Climate Superfund Act"; imposes liability on certain fossil fuel companies for certain damages caused by climate change and establishes program in DEP to collect and distribute compensatory payments.

  • Assembly Bill 4748

    Extends accidental death benefit for survivors of certain SPRS retirees.

  • Assembly Bill 4755

    Upgrades, and in some circumstances provides for extended terms of imprisonment for, certain retail theft crimes, addresses gift card fraud, and authorizes new Attorney General initiatives to address organized retail theft.*

  • Assembly Bill 4844

    Requires BPU to establish beneficial building electrification and decarbonization program and requires certain entities to submit plans to implement individual beneficial building electrification and decarbonization programs.*

  • Assembly Bill 4953

    "Patient and Provider Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5088

    Exempts sale of farm vehicles from sales and use tax for farmers.

  • Assembly Bill 5133

    Requires health insurance and Medicaid coverage for the treatment of stuttering.

  • Assembly Bill 5310

    Makes various changes to school funding law and Educational Adequacy Report; establishes Special Education Funding Review Task Force.*

  • Assembly Bill 5464

    Prohibits BPU from approving electric public utility rate increase without full rate review.

  • Assembly Bill 5472

    Increases income threshold limit for certain Medicaid eligibility groups.

  • Assembly Bill 5621

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2026.

  • Assembly Bill 5622

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects in FY2026.

  • Assembly Bill 5701

    Designates overpass of Stelton Road on Interstate Highway Route 287 as "Officer Conklin-Officer Cady Memorial Overpass."

  • Assembly Bill 5717

    Makes various changes to provision of preschool aid and facilities requirements; establishes Universal Preschool Implementation Steering Committee; requires full-day kindergarten in all school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 5844

    Modifies capital reserve funding requirements for certain planned real estate developments.

  • Assembly Bill 5858

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for Community Hazard Assistance Mitigation Program projects for FY2026.

  • Assembly Bill 5903

    Makes various changes to SHBP plan offerings and governance.

  • Assembly Bill 5966

    Requires Commissioner of Education to take certain action concerning preliminary State school aid notices and school district budgets and creates New Jersey Education Funding Portal; modifies certain provisions in school funding law.

  • Assembly Bill 5983

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $3 million to NJ Division of State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit.

  • Assembly Bill 6235

    Regulates certain electric bicycles.*

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  • Assembly Bill 112

    Exempts certain motor vehicles that are owned by certain nutrition programs and certain nonprofit organizations that offer social services from motor vehicle registration fees.

  • Assembly Bill 114

    Establishes Statewide database of beds in shelters for the homeless.

  • Assembly Bill 294

    Establishes "Commission on People with Disabilities."

  • Assembly Bill 457

    Exempts sale of recreational safety helmets from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 471

    Establishes $40 daily pay rate for jurors and certain other juror benefits; appropriate $20 million.

  • Assembly Bill 517

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

  • Assembly Bill 602

    Establishes "New Jersey Reparations Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 666

    Authorizes schools to administer commercial driver license exam and other motor vehicle services for school bus drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 833

    Reinstates penalty for underage possession and consumption of alcohol and cannabis as disorderly person offense.

  • Assembly Bill 834

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

  • Assembly Bill 838

    Concerns accomplice liability of law enforcement officers who fail to de-escalate and intervene when another officer commits offense.

  • Assembly Bill 842

    Authorizes State Chief Diversity Officer to conduct disparity study concerning utilization of minority-owned and women-owned businesses in State procurement process.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    Requires new employers to reimburse certain former employers for law enforcement training costs.

  • Assembly Bill 853

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate tuition for four continuous academic years following student's initial enrollment.

  • Assembly Bill 854

    Supplemental appropriation of $10,000,000 to fund community-based violence intervention initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 893

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on history and contributions of Indigenous people as part of implementation of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies.

  • Assembly Bill 906

    Permits certain winery licensees to engage in direct shipping.

  • Assembly Bill 912

    Prohibits information from Statewide voter registration system from being published on Internet.

  • Assembly Bill 931

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

  • Assembly Bill 937

    Expands permitted sales and activities on licensed premises of certain alcohol manufacturers.

  • Assembly Bill 940

    Permits certain breweries, wineries, cideries, meaderies, and distilleries to sell each other's products on licensed premises.

  • Assembly Bill 944

    Eliminates certain practice restrictions for advanced practice nurses.

  • Assembly Bill 1055

    Allows shore municipalities to provide spouse and dependent children of veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 1078

    Requires motor vehicle manufacturer to stamp motor vehicle identification number on catalytic converters.

  • Assembly Bill 1142

    Prohibits harassing or taking of certain wildlife at competitive event; establishes penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 1187

    Specifies additional services for victims of sex trafficking and domestic violence; makes $1,000,000 appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1206

    Establishes Working Group on End-of-Life Care and Palliative Care in DOH.

  • Assembly Bill 1208

    Requires DOT to confirm availability and prioritize establishment of park-and-ride options near major warehouse facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1209

    Directs fines collected for certain prostitution crime to "Human Trafficking Survivor's Assistance Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 1217

    Establishes Vaisakhi and Bandi Chhor Divas as public holidays in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 1388

    Requires certain providers to perform intimate partner violence screenings and all health care professionals to take certain actions to prevent perpetrators of intimate partner violence from obtaining copies of victim's medical record.

  • Assembly Bill 1395

    Requires female inmates be provided with family planning services prior to release from correctional facility.

  • Assembly Bill 1413

    Prohibits sale, manufacture, distribution, and use of firefighting foam containing intentionally added perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances; requires DEP to establish collection and disposal program; appropriates $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 1439

    Provides that purchase of insulin is not subject to deductible; requires health insurers to limit copayments and coinsurance for insulin; requires insulin manufacturers to submit report to Commissioner of Banking and Insurance.

  • Assembly Bill 1445

    Requires certain economic incentive recipients to pay penalty for nonperformance.

  • Assembly Bill 1453

    Caps interest rate for redemption of tax lien at nine percent per year.

  • Assembly Bill 1458

    Permits paid leave by public officers and employees for inactive duty military training.

  • Assembly Bill 1460

    Prohibits use of anti-concurrent causation clauses in homeowners insurance policies.

  • Assembly Bill 1461

    Establishes Climate Change Mitigation and Resilience Financing Program in NJ Infrastructure Bank; imposes per-kilowatt hour charge on electric energy consumption to finance climate change mitigation and resilience projects.

  • Assembly Bill 1467

    Allows for operation of crematories at locations not situated on cemetery grounds or funeral home properties.

  • Assembly Bill 1483

    Establishes disaster relief grant program to provide municipalities with training, supply stockpiles, and technology to assist residents with certain applications; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 1582

    Requires public school students with concussion to be evaluated by licensed health care professionals before return to school; requires school districts to provide restrictions or limitations to student as needed.

  • Assembly Bill 1670

    Expands eligibility for NJCLASS Teacher Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1671

    Provides deduction from gross income of $500 for full-time educators and paraprofessionals and $350 for part-time educators and paraprofessionals.

  • Assembly Bill 1680

    Vacant Storefront Registry Program; establishes public database of vacant commercial space for small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 1681

    Directs DOE to conduct study concerning student caregivers.

  • Assembly Bill 1683

    Requires DOT to establish program for construction of wildlife crossings on certain roads and highways.

  • Assembly Bill 1685

    Requires school districts to offer halal lunch options.

  • Assembly Bill 1686

    Requires school districts to provide information on process of obtaining US citizenship.

  • Assembly Bill 1778

    Establishes "New Jersey STEM Scholars Grant Pilot Program" in Department of Education.

  • Assembly Bill 1801

    "Stephanie's Law"; Requires AOC to establish publicly-accessible domestic violence registry; requires law enforcement officer to search State's domestic violence registries when conducting arrest.

  • Assembly Bill 1803

    Directs State Board of Education to authorize issuance of new endorsements in certain fields.

  • Assembly Bill 1809

    Establishes central registry for sickle cell trait diagnoses; provides for informational outreach and genetic counseling.

  • Assembly Bill 1811

    Requires DEP to adopt Statewide plan to reduce lead exposure from contaminated soils and drinking water.

  • Assembly Bill 1820

    Requires certain electronic medical programs to include demographic data entry feature; requires laboratories to record certain patients' demographic information; requires certain hospitals and laboratories to implement cultural competency training program.

  • Assembly Bill 1865

    Establishes "Mission Critical Long-Term Care Teams"; provides for identification of and intervention at long-term care facilities at risk of operational and financial distress.

  • Assembly Bill 1871

    Establishes cause of action for residents of assisted living facilities and comprehensive personal care home providers.

  • Assembly Bill 1874

    Requires air conditioning in State correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 1877

    Requires carriers to offer health care providers more than one method of payment for reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 1883

    Prohibits social media platforms from using certain practices or features that cause child users to become addicted to platform.

  • Assembly Bill 1889

    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 1907

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

  • Assembly Bill 1918

    Requires State government entities provide vital documents and translation services in 15 most common non-English languages.

  • Assembly Bill 1920

    Extends child care subsidies to families earning up to 300 percent of federal poverty level; appropriates funds.

  • Assembly Bill 1932

    Establishes New Jersey Student Educator Tuition Remission Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1940

    Requires domestic violence orders to be issued in other languages in addition to English under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1944

    Extends grace periods for rental late charges for certain tenants who receive public assistance payments.

  • Assembly Bill 1945

    Requires teaching staff members and school board members to annually receive training on trauma-informed education.

  • Assembly Bill 1951

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to Department of Law and Public Safety for public awareness campaign of victims' rights and VCCO assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1960

    Requires Attorney General to perform outreach and provide services to victims of human trafficking under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1961

    Expands duties of Commission on Human Trafficking to prevent human trafficking in women and children of color.

  • Assembly Bill 1969

    Requires Secretary of Higher Education to create and maintain database of Educational Opportunity Fund student admissions.

  • Assembly Bill 1999

    Requires certain libraries to provide free menstrual hygiene products and requires State to pay costs.

  • Assembly Bill 2001

    Prohibits sale of crayon and chalk products containing lead.

  • Assembly Bill 2018

    Establishes First Responders COVID-19 Supplemental Benefits Program; appropriates $20 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2057

    Requires inmate to participate in Medicaid enrollment session 60 days prior to release.

  • Assembly Bill 2087

    Prohibits use of receipt paper containing bisphenol A.

  • Assembly Bill 2095

    Requires NJT rail stations and bus and rail terminals to display historical information about area in or around stations and terminals.

  • Assembly Bill 2101

    Requires school districts to include environmental sustainability plan in long-range facilities plan.

  • Assembly Bill 2105

    Makes FY2023 supplemental appropriation of $17 million to DEP for grants for certain lake management activities.

  • Assembly Bill 2126

    Requires MVC to provide customer service telephone number at motor vehicle inspection facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2143

    Eliminates smoking ban exemption for casinos and simulcasting facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2152

    Authorizes grants to purchase and rehabilitate abandoned homes for homeless veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2155

    Requires MVC to operate call center to assist with online transactions.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    Enhances requirements for applicant seeking to locate substance use disorder treatment center within 500 feet of school.

  • Assembly Bill 2178

    Requires school districts to provide information on free application for federal student aid to students in grades 11 and 12.

  • Assembly Bill 2186

    Requires ticket website operators to display certain information regarding ticket availability.

  • Assembly Bill 2190

    Requires State Board of Education to reduce clinical practice requirements for certain teacher candidates.

  • Assembly Bill 2240

    Requires racial and gender diversity in membership to be considered for appointments to certain boards and commissions established by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 2248

    Requires DOT, NJT, and DHS to study and implement transportation mobility and accessibility improvements for persons with autism and developmental disabilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2285

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

  • Assembly Bill 2289

    Requires DCA to continuously maintain open enrollment period for federal Housing Choice Voucher Program pre-applications.

  • Assembly Bill 2315

    Establishes "Menstrual Hygiene Products Program," appropriates $200,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2322

    Increases penalty for failing to register as sex offender for more than 24 months.

  • Assembly Bill 2325

    Requires public water systems and landlords to provide certain notice of elevated perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substances levels in drinking water; requires DEP to establish educational program.

  • Assembly Bill 2326

    Requires DEP and Drinking Water Quality Institute to perform study concerning regulation and treatment of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

  • Assembly Bill 2327

    Requires DEP to perform certain assessments concerning regulation of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

  • Assembly Bill 2328

    Requires DCA to track natural disaster-related spending by State and local government.

  • Assembly Bill 2347

    Requires MVC to issue electronic driver's licenses and identification cards upon request; allows operators of motor vehicles to display electronic driver's license.

  • Assembly Bill 2348

    Requires sample ballots to be watermarked as sample ballots.

  • Assembly Bill 2360

    Requires establishment of grant programs to provide workforce shuttles and cover transportation costs; appropriates $10 million in federal funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2363

    Requires nursing homes to submit certain cost reports to DOH in annual financial report.

  • Assembly Bill 2374

    Establishes NJ State Parks and Open Space Foundation.

  • Assembly Bill 2380

    Provides $1,000 income tax deduction for certain volunteer firefighters and members of first aid and rescue squads.

  • Assembly Bill 2383

    Establishes Law Enforcement Critical Mental Health Assistance Grant Program; appropriates $3 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2389

    Establishes offense of harassing, intimidating, or bullying minor; establishes diversionary program for juveniles charged with offense.

  • Assembly Bill 2456

    Establishes Animal Advocate Program in AOC.

  • Assembly Bill 2486

    Establishes Office of New Americans in Department of Human Services.

  • Assembly Bill 2783

    "New Jersey Safe Storage of Firearms Act"; establishes certain requirements and penalties regarding firearm storage; repeals law governing minor's access to firearm; requires AG to establish public awareness campaign regarding firearm storage; appropriates $500,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2802

    Requires State to take steps to create additional graduate medical education program slots focused on behavioral health care.

  • Assembly Bill 2806

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

  • Assembly Bill 2807

    Requires mail-in ballot applications to include prepaid postage.

  • Assembly Bill 2810

    Requires copies of certain law enforcement records to be provided to victims of domestic violence upon request.

  • Assembly Bill 2856

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

  • Assembly Bill 2871

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

  • Assembly Bill 2872

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

  • Assembly Bill 2876

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

  • Assembly Bill 2877

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

  • Assembly Bill 2880

    Enters New Jersey into Counseling Compact.

  • Assembly Bill 2893

    Requires child's religion not be changed due to foster care or adoption.

  • Assembly Bill 2925

    "Economic Emergency Investment Stabilization Act"; allows EDA to invest in businesses impacted by major economic emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2926

    Expands crime of bias intimidation; establishes additional penalties for crimes of bias intimidation and harassment; establishes bias intimidation motivation damages.

  • Assembly Bill 2939

    Establishes "Task Force for Community Based Juvenile Rehabilitation."

  • Assembly Bill 2956

    Allows county and municipal police departments to establish designated safe areas for Internet purchase transactions; establishes public awareness campaign.

  • Assembly Bill 2958

    Requires Commissioner of Human Services to request authorization for SNAP benefits to be used to pay delivery charges for online grocery purchases.

  • Assembly Bill 2991

    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 3018

    Establishes task force to study presence of mercury in floors of certain facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 3022

    Requires entities to remove abandoned lines and mark information on certain lines.

  • Assembly Bill 3039

    Establishes license allowing supermarkets to sell certain alcoholic beverages manufactured in this State; designated as The Garden State Grocery Liquor Licensing Act.

  • Assembly Bill 3041

    Establishes sales and events privileges for certain alcoholic beverage manufacturers.

  • Assembly Bill 3045

    Concerns NJT transitway and Meadowlands public transportation.

  • Assembly Bill 3047

    Requires certain notice when redirecting consumers to website for ticket resale and establishes certain requirements for websites offering tickets for resale.

  • Assembly Bill 3116

    Requires certain public schools that receive State aid to begin regular instruction for high school students no earlier than 8:30 A.M.

  • Assembly Bill 3119

    Revises various provisions of law governing construction of school facilities projects and operations of New Jersey Schools Development Authority; establishes "Charter School and Renaissance School Project Facilities Loan Program" in EDA.

  • Assembly Bill 3123

    Requires public and nonpublic schools with lunch programs to provide free lunch to increasing numbers of income-eligible students and, after five-year phase-in, to provide free lunch to all students, regardless of income or federal eligibility.

  • Assembly Bill 3127

    Amends Fiscal Year 2024 annual appropriations act to extend ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program eligibility to homestead owners and tenants who made payments in lieu of taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 3222

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

  • Assembly Bill 3504

    Establishes Health Care Workers COVID-19 Supplemental Benefits Program; appropriates $30 million.

  • Assembly Bill 3538

    Establishes homestead and bank account exemptions for persons in debt; increases existing exemption amounts for household goods.

  • Assembly Bill 3574

    Establishes Medicaid Managed Care Organization Oversight Program.

  • Assembly Bill 3584

    Appropriates $70 million in federal funds to EDA to support arts and culture organizations negatively impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Assembly Bill 3710

    Requires each State agency make State forms, applications, and other documents available in certain languages, including Gujarati, Korean, and Punjabi.

  • Assembly Bill 3715

    Provides certain health care benefits to surviving dependents of accidental disability retiree who participated in 9/11 WTC rescue, recovery, or cleanup operations; clarifies eligibility criteria for recalculation of retirement allowance for such participation.

  • Assembly Bill 3773

    Establishes penalties for certain actions relating to the operation of multi-level marketing companies.

  • Assembly Bill 3777

    Establishes food rescue hotline.

  • Assembly Bill 3799

    Establishes New Jersey Community Learning Program in DOE to provide comprehensive after school programs in certain communities; dedicates portion of State cannabis revenue to support program.

  • Assembly Bill 3858

    Requires collection of data by health insurers regarding health insurance claims and decisions made using automated utilization management systems.

  • Assembly Bill 3862

    Provides police officers may be present at senior residential center or school being used as polling place under certain circumstances; requires school to establish election day security plan.

  • Assembly Bill 3937

    Requires Medicaid reimbursement rates for certain primary and mental health care services match reimbursement rates under Medicare.

  • Assembly Bill 3945

    Provides for law enforcement officer benefits for certain public employees enrolled in PERS; prohibits hiring by State or county of public employees after age 35 in positions eligible for PFRS.

  • Assembly Bill 3960

    Directs Commission on Human Trafficking to meet and compile report related to prevention of human trafficking during 2026 FIFA World Cup.

  • Assembly Bill 3967

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

  • Assembly Bill 3978

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

  • Assembly Bill 3988

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

  • Assembly Bill 4082

    Increases benefit amounts and expands eligibility under New Jersey earned income tax credit program.

  • Assembly Bill 4131

    Establishes Office of Clean Energy Equity in BPU; directs establishment of certain clean energy, energy efficiency, and energy storage programs for overburdened communities; makes change to community solar program.

  • Assembly Bill 4149

    Revises infection control regulation in long-term care facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 4218

    Clarifies that teachers and professional support staff employed in charter schools and other public schools must meet the same certification requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4227

    Exempts licensed master plumbers from certain electrical contractor business permit requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4270

    Permits greater diversity in creation of new health sharing ministries and establishes and exempts certain mandates and reporting requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 4354

    Concerns venue for juveniles charged with certain acts of delinquency.

  • Assembly Bill 4427

    Promotes trauma-informed care in State to mitigate negative effects of adverse childhood experiences and toxic stress.

  • Assembly Bill 4483

    "Cancer Patient Care and Compassion Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4561

    Includes Sikhs as protected class in bias intimidation law; appropriates $100,000.

  • Assembly Bill 4637

    Requires certain consumer disclosures relating to rabies testing and establishes optional training for veterinarians.

  • Assembly Bill 4656

    Secures protections for patients and providers accessing and providing legally protected health care activities; establishes right of residents to legally protected health care services, which are restricted in other states.

  • Assembly Bill 4764

    Requires high school students to receive financial literacy instruction.

  • Assembly Bill 4987

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

  • Assembly Bill 5046

    Revises credentialing process for physicians attempting to enter a health insurance carrier's provider network.

  • Assembly Bill 5087

    Establishes New Jersey Tuition Reimbursement Program for Special Education Teachers.

  • Assembly Bill 5158

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

  • Assembly Bill 5165

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs to hire staff to alleviate professional license application backlog; appropriates $10,000,000 in fiscal years 2026, 2027, and 2028.

  • Assembly Bill 5175

    Reinstates automatic COLAs for retirement benefits of certain PFRS members.

  • Assembly Bill 5456

    Makes human trafficking-related crimes subject to No Early Release Act sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 5620

    Prohibits increase of staple food prices more than once per day.

  • Assembly Bill 5796

    Requires child in home education program and parents to meet annually with representative of resident school district.

  • Assembly Bill 6147

    Lowers minimum amount of uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage for transportation network companies and transportation network company drivers.

  • Assembly Bill 6174

    Permits certain substitute teachers to enroll in TPAF.