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Anthony M. Bucco

Bills in the 2018–2019 Session, in the General Assembly and then the Senate.

All of Anthony M. Bucco's terms

General Assembly

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Became law1

Passed the General Assembly1

Out of committee3

  • Assembly Bill 1380

    Requires public school districts to provide instruction on "New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act" as part of core curriculum content standards.

  • Assembly Bill 2987

    Increases membership of fire safety commission in DCA.

  • Assembly Bill 4233

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA to issue State flag to resident enrolling in federal service academy.

In committee110

  • Assembly Bill 1377

    Makes various changes to civil service; permits institution of temporary layoffs; permits government entities to opt-out of civil service; requires civil service examinations be offered on continual basis.

  • Assembly Bill 1378

    Eliminates general purpose, supplemental and mansion realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1379

    Restores death penalty for persons who commit certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 1381

    Allows gross income tax refunds to be credited against taxpayer's delinquent local property taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 1382

    Authorizes municipality to deliver property tax bills, construction permits, and receipts for payment via e-mail.

  • Assembly Bill 1383

    Provides tax credits to companies contributing to loan and loan redemption program for residents who attend institutions of higher education in State and work at such company upon graduation.

  • Assembly Bill 1384

    Clarifies that crime victim has a right to make a victim impact statement directly to defendant at sentencing.

  • Assembly Bill 1385

    The "New Jersey Parental Rights and Property Tax Reduction Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1386

    Revises procedures for securing permit to carry handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 1387

    Increases amount of, and income limit for eligibility to receive, senior citizens' and disabled persons' property tax deduction.

  • Assembly Bill 1388

    Limits number of bills member of Legislature may introduce; requires every bill to be heard in committee; requires estimate be prepared of cost of drafting and considering each bill.

  • Assembly Bill 1390

    Establishes criminal penalties for unlawful control over weapons of any law enforcement officer and interference with equipment or duties of law enforcement officers and emergency services personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 1391

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Assembly Bill 1392

    Requires annual evaluation reports by Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development on survey responses to be obtained from certain employers that end operations in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 1393

    Allows charitable contribution tax deductions under New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1394

    Allows county sheriffs to issue firearms identification cards and permits to purchase handguns; authorizes county sheriffs to accept applications for permits to carry handguns.

  • Assembly Bill 1395

    Requires State to recognize permits to carry handguns issued to certain New Jersey residents by other states.

  • Assembly Bill 1396

    Exempts electric vehicle charging systems from real property taxation.

  • Assembly Bill 1397

    Requires fire districts, school districts, and county governments to share in burden of property assessment appeal refunds.

  • Assembly Bill 1398

    Provides for life imprisonment without parole for killing an emergency responder.

  • Assembly Bill 1399

    Indexes for inflation taxable income brackets under New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1401

    Upgrades assault against servicemember to aggravated assault; expands crime of bias intimidation to encompass crimes and offenses committed against servicemembers.

  • Assembly Bill 1402

    Permits transfer of certain special license plates to immediate family member.

  • Assembly Bill 1403

    Establishes Red Tape Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 1404

    Revises gross income tax rates for joint filers and similar taxpayers and designated as Marriage Penalty Elimination Act.

  • Assembly Bill 1405

    Provides gross income tax deductions for contributions by certain taxpayers to the New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust (NJBEST) Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1406

    Excludes under gross income tax certain contributions to qualified pension plans, deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings.

  • Assembly Bill 1407

    Authorizes State Auditor to conduct cost-benefit analyses of certain programs and initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 1408

    Reduces taxable wage base applied to certain tax contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 1409

    Allows gross income tax deduction for functional improvements and home repairs made to taxpayer's primary residence.

  • Assembly Bill 1410

    Clarifies that person who graduates from special probation drug court is ineligible for post-graduation records expungement if convicted of crime or offense, or if charges are pending, for act committed during term of drug court.

  • Assembly Bill 1411

    Establishes crime of "sexual extortion": using explicit sexual images to extort victims.

  • Assembly Bill 1412

    Requires law enforcement to obtain blood sample for chemical testing from persons arrested for drug-impaired driving; expands implied consent to include blood testing.

  • Assembly Bill 2971

    Requires State agencies, when developing and proposing rules, to utilize approaches that will accomplish objectives of statutory law while minimizing adverse economic impact on municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 2973

    Reduces number of manufacturing jobs required to qualify for NJEDA financing and incentive programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2974

    Permits juveniles to be admitted to drug court program under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2975

    Requires impact statement for any proposed regulation affecting volunteer ambulance squads and fire companies.

  • Assembly Bill 2976

    Increases penalties for providing controlled dangerous substances to inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 2977

    Removes licensing requirement for persons sampling and weighing milk and cream.

  • Assembly Bill 2978

    Waives certain inspection fees for municipally owned affordable housing developments.

  • Assembly Bill 2979

    Requires condemnor to acquire road access easement for property owner if condemnation eliminates road access.

  • Assembly Bill 2980

    Requires local units to recover contributions under Emergency Services Length of Service Award Program paid in excess of statutory limit; requires annual audits.

  • Assembly Bill 2981

    Extends deadline to file homestead property tax reimbursement application for applicants who receive an income tax filing extension.

  • Assembly Bill 2982

    Allows certain municipalities to establish lower property tax rate on improvements than land and eliminates urban enterprise zone program.

  • Assembly Bill 2983

    Prohibits residential development fees on reconstruction after natural disasters.

  • Assembly Bill 2984

    Requires DCA to provide accounting of monies remitted to the "New Jersey Affordable Housing Trust Fund" by municipality and allows for municipal affordable housing credit for funds remitted.

  • Assembly Bill 2985

    Authorizes COAH to credit municipalities with 1.5 units of fair share affordable housing obligation for each housing unit occupied by a veteran; permits municipalities to satisfy fair share affordable housing obligation through 35 percent set aside for ve

  • Assembly Bill 2986

    Authorizes COAH to credit municipalities with 1.5 units of fair share affordable housing obligation for each unit of transitional housing occupied by a veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 2988

    Upgrades burglary of a residence as a crime of the second degree; upgrades it to a crime of the first degree if committed while armed.

  • Assembly Bill 2989

    Permits certain former elected county officials to obtain special license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 3020

    Upgrades penalties for assaulting licensed bounty hunters.

  • Assembly Bill 3021

    Increases penalties for injuring school crossing guard or student pedestrian in crosswalk.

  • Assembly Bill 3022

    Revises test for employment or independent contractor status under certain State labor laws.

  • Assembly Bill 3023

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain services performed to manufacturing equipment.

  • Assembly Bill 3024

    Establishes Office of Economic Research in Department of State.

  • Assembly Bill 3025

    Establishes "New Jersey Business Advisory Council" in Business Action Center.

  • Assembly Bill 3026

    Individual's status as minor may not disqualify him from bone marrow donation if medical criteria and informed consent requirements are met.

  • Assembly Bill 3027

    Permits pharmacists to dispense certain drugs in emergency without prescription.

  • Assembly Bill 3028

    "Volunteer Medical Professional Health Care Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3029

    Revises certain exemptions to "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3030

    Allows for certain variances, exemptions, and waivers under "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3031

    Allows counties and municipalities to use open space trust funds for remediation of collapsed mine shafts and sinkholes on property owned by county or municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 3032

    Allows possession of bear spray under certain conditions.

  • Assembly Bill 3033

    Repeals Highlands planning and environmental permitting provisions of "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act," and amends various statutes to reflect repeal thereof.

  • Assembly Bill 3034

    Requires individuals appointed to serve as school anti-bullying specialist and district anti-bullying coordinator to serve in those capacities full-time.

  • Assembly Bill 3355

    Exempts certain persons providing hair braiding or eyebrow threading services from licensure requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 3356

    Requires establishment of regulations for solar panel installation, maintenance, and education.

  • Assembly Bill 3357

    Concerns workers' compensation insurance requirements for certain corporations and partnerships.

  • Assembly Bill 3358

    Requires Attorney General provide active supervision of certain occupational and professional licensing boards.

  • Assembly Bill 3359

    Allows municipalities to acquire and sell inactive plenary retail consumption licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3360

    Revises certain Class Three special law enforcement officer appointment qualifications.

  • Assembly Bill 3361

    Revises application and issuance procedures for employment certificates for minors.

  • Assembly Bill 3362

    Prohibits existing child care subsidy recipient from being treated as a new applicant for subsidy after moving to a new county of residence.

  • Assembly Bill 3363

    Establishes public-private alternative fueling station pilot program.

  • Assembly Bill 3364

    Requires sale of remaining unused State-owned portion of Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital to Morris County.

  • Assembly Bill 3392

    Permits volunteer fire company or volunteer first aid or rescue squad licensed to conduct bingo games to use public building for operation of bingo games under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3397

    Requires certain elected officials and appointed officers eligible for dual health benefits coverage to choose coverage by one public entity.

  • Assembly Bill 3750

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain child care expenses incurred by grandparents.

  • Assembly Bill 3866

    Requires suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

  • Assembly Bill 3942

    Provides a gross income tax exclusion for attorney's fees and costs received in connection with certain unlawful discrimination or unlawful retaliation claims or actions.

  • Assembly Bill 3943

    Provides assistance to business accelerators and incubators and startup businesses located within those business accelerators and incubators.

  • Assembly Bill 3944

    Imposes $1 surcharge on offenses and traffic violations in municipal court to fund "crime stopper" organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 4052

    Removes income eligibility cap applicable to gross income tax pension and retirement income exclusion.

  • Assembly Bill 4056

    Permits schools to use automatic alerting device to contact 9-1-1 service.

  • Assembly Bill 4058

    Revises workers' compensation coverage for certain injuries to volunteer and professional public safety and law enforcement personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 4237

    "Military Priority Registration Act"; grants priority course registration to military service members and veterans attending public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 4334

    Authorizes county sheriff to appoint Class Three special law enforcement officer to provide security at county community college or vocational school.

  • Assembly Bill 4373

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for purchase of steel and aluminum for manufacturing.

  • Assembly Bill 4512

    Exempts volunteer fire companies from paying annual charitable registration fee.

  • Assembly Bill 4513

    Provides gross income tax credit for value of certain voluntarily provided treatment of opioid use disorder and immunity from civil liability for such treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 4514

    Creates registry of individuals who required medical assistance as result of misusing controlled dangerous substance.

  • Assembly Bill 4537

    Provides enhanced base tax credit and maximum limit for new and retained full-time jobs at manufacturing businesses located in certain municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 4644

    Authorizes bonus credits toward fair share affordable housing obligation for transitional housing occupied by veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4645

    Authorizes bonus credits toward fair share affordable housing obligation for housing units occupied by veterans; permits affordable housing obligation satisfaction through veterans' set aside of up to 35 percent of fair share.

  • Assembly Bill 4646

    Requires DOH to provide information regarding spina bifida to certain parents and families of newborns; "Levi's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 4647

    Authorizes creation of American Legion Auxiliary license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 4648

    Authorizes creation of "Sons of the American Legion" license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 5109

    Prohibits DEP from requiring installers of individual subsurface sewage disposal systems to possess certain certification.

  • Assembly Bill 5242

    Establishes "Responsible School Violence Prevention, Preparation, and Protection (RSVP-3) Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 5308

    Establishes grant program for school districts to establish substance abuse prevention programs for eighth grade students.

  • Assembly Bill 5366

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross tax returns for New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research.

  • Assembly Bill 5367

    Establishes Triploid Grass Carp Commission to study use of triploid grass carp in freshwater lakes for weed control.

  • Assembly Bill 5368

    Provides for student recipients of educational opportunity funds to be exempt from 20 hour weekly work requirement ordinarily required for student SNAP participation.

  • Assembly Bill 5467

    Creates affirmative defense for certain breaches of security.

  • Assembly Bill 5470

    Provides gross income tax exclusion for minimum required distributions from qualified retirement plans.

  • Assembly Bill 5471

    Clarifies bilingual Spanish and English language accessibility requirements applicable to printing primary and general election ballots in certain districts.

  • Assembly Bill 5472

    Exempts certain non-profit entities from requirement that certain employers offer employees certain pre-tax transportation fringe benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 5539

    Exempts certain officers trained in animal cruelty from certain additional Police Training Commission training courses.

  • Assembly Bill 5540

    Mandates certification of consent for being named as registered agent of corporation.

  • Assembly Bill 5784

    Permits person diagnosed with autism or communication disability to voluntarily make notation on driver's license, identification card, and in MVC registry; establishes program to train law enforcement officers in interactions with persons with autism or

Filed1

Co-sponsored

Became law · 20
  • Assembly Bill 312

    Requires certain health care facilities to provide information concerning palliative care and hospice care services.

  • Assembly Bill 764

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

  • Assembly Bill 790

    "Combat to College Act"; grants priority course registration to military service members and veterans attending public institutions of higher education.

  • Assembly Bill 1627

    Provides that PERS or PFRS member who continues to be volunteer firefighter or emergency services worker after retirement with employer from whom member retires has bona fide severance for compliance with State and federal law.

  • Assembly Bill 1683

    Increases penalties for energy "slamming" practices.

  • Assembly Bill 1924

    Exempts certain honorably discharged United States military veterans from initial insurance producer licensing fee.*

  • Assembly Bill 2436

    Requires certain school district transportation supervisors to complete educational program.*

  • Assembly Bill 3101

    Increases minimum annual amounts for appropriation for certain arts, historical heritage, and tourism purposes from hotel and motel occupancy fee revenues.

  • Assembly Bill 3683

    Authorizes parking privileges for certain healthcare workers who render care at patients' home residences.

  • Assembly Bill 3754

    Exempts persons providing hair braiding services from licensure requirement, requires registration of hair braiding establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 3890

    Imposes motor vehicle penalty points for certain violations of "move over law"; establishes public awareness campaign; designated as "Slow Down or Move Over, It's the Law Act." **

  • Assembly Bill 4225

    Revises effective dates of various provisions of P.L.2017, c.331 concerning animal cruelty law enforcement.

  • Assembly Bill 4370

    Increases membership of board of trustees of Washington Association of New Jersey.

  • Assembly Bill 4377

    Requires DOT and OIT to develop materials concerning capabilities of airports in NJ and establishes "Public Use Airports Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 4579

    Appropriates $28,883,557 in 2003 and 1992 bond act monies for loans for dam restoration and repair projects and inland waters projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4710

    "Strengthening Gifted and Talented Education Act"; establishes school district responsibilities in educating gifted and talented students.

  • Assembly Bill 4744

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

  • Assembly Bill 4882

    Permits certain members or retirees of PFRS,SPRS, or PERS to receive accidental disability retirement allowance for disability resulting from participation in 9/11 World Trade Center rescue, recovery, or cleanup operations.**

  • Assembly Bill 5263

    Requires four-year public institution of higher education to award college credits to firefighters for certain courses completed at county fire academies.

  • Assembly Bill 5314

    Requires DHS to study social isolation occurring in certain population groups.

Vetoed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 491

    Enhances PFRS accidental death pension for surviving spouse by providing for minimum of $50,000 annually.

Passed the General Assembly · 7
  • Assembly Bill 259

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

  • Assembly Bill 1677

    Suspends fines for certain first-time paperwork violations committed by small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 2162

    Allows person on police officer or firefighter eligible list who is unable to complete requirements for employment due to certain military service to have name placed on subsequent eligible list.

  • Assembly Bill 3395

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

  • Assembly Bill 3664

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Assembly Bill 4195

    Criminalizes tampering with school bus recordings; requires schools to have school bus video reviewed and to adopt plan for monthly inspection of cameras and video footage.

  • Assembly Bill 4540

    Requires certain fireworks-related injuries be reported to State Fire Marshal.

Out of committee · 23
  • Assembly Bill 801

    Permits, and establishes requirements for, sale of cottage food products.

  • Assembly Bill 834

    Provides free admission to State parks, forests, and beaches for certain veterans and military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 865

    Bars persons under age 18 from marrying or entering into a civil union.

  • Assembly Bill 1299

    Permits public-private partnership agreements for certain building and highway infrastructure projects; provides for EDA oversight.

  • Assembly Bill 1837

    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 1914

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

  • Assembly Bill 2201

    Concerns baked goods sold at farm markets.

  • Assembly Bill 2425

    Requires certain employers to provide certain pre-tax transportation fringe benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2536

    Allows long term tax exemption extension for certain low-income housing. *

  • Assembly Bill 2607

    Revises process for development and administration of Transportation Trust Fund projects and capital program oversight; establishes transportation research center.

  • Assembly Bill 2963

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of fuel cell devices and systems and certain tangible personal property powered by fuel cells.

  • Assembly Bill 3096

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

  • Assembly Bill 3381

    Requires school districts, charter schools, nonpublic schools, and contracted service providers to review employment history of prospective employees who will have regular contact with students to ascertain allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct.

  • Assembly Bill 3745

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

  • Assembly Bill 3993

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers and carriers from engaging in "clawback" and "gag clause" practices; requires certain disclosures by pharmacists; requires Director of Division of Consumer Affairs to conduct public information campaign.***

  • Assembly Bill 4023

    Provides preferences for certain businesses applying for workforce development grants.

  • Assembly Bill 4060

    Exempts sales of certain materials used in industrial sand casting processes from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 4310

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

  • Assembly Bill 4315

    Makes General Fund supplemental appropriation of $250,000 to New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program, Inc.

  • Assembly Bill 4535

    Establishes the "Energy Infrastructure Public-Private Partnership Act."

  • Assembly Bill 4689

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

  • Assembly Bill 4807

    Establishes elective pass-through entity business alternative income tax and allows corresponding refundable gross income tax and corporation business tax credit.*

  • Assembly Bill 5380

    Revises requirements for grant recipients of Transportation Trust Fund Authority local aid program.

In committee · 134
  • Assembly Bill 159

    Authorizes chiefs of part-time municipal police forces to issue firearms ID cards and handgun purchase permits.

  • Assembly Bill 168

    Authorizes Sunday bow hunting on federal military installations and William J. Hughes Technical Center.

  • Assembly Bill 171

    Decreases Alcoholic Beverage Tax rate paid on certain liquors.

  • Assembly Bill 172

    "New Jersey Jobs Protection Act;" requires verification of employment.

  • Assembly Bill 185

    Concerns eligibility for unemployment benefits for certain seasonal workers.

  • Assembly Bill 202

    Establishes certain practices as animal cruelty; prohibits animal cruelty violators from working with animals; requires registry and operating requirements for cat and dog breeders and animal rescue organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 233

    Requires certain contractors to verify work authorization of newly hired employees.

  • Assembly Bill 277

    Requires Commissioner of Community Affairs to compile and annually update list of all unfunded State and federal mandates on municipalities and counties.

  • Assembly Bill 286

    "Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act in New Jersey."

  • Assembly Bill 289

    Provides civil immunity to licensed health care professionals who provide care at health care facilities for no compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 294

    Restricts sale and use of remaining State-owned portion of Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital property in Morris County.

  • Assembly Bill 302

    Creates special license plates supporting Autism Awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 307

    Allows gross income tax deduction for charitable contributions to certain New Jersey-based charitable organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 309

    Requires certain local and State government entities to issue certain emergency and warning light permits.

  • Assembly Bill 406

    Revises criteria to establish base year for homestead property tax reimbursement after relocation.

  • Assembly Bill 479

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 513

    Requires third-party disbursement service organization that contracts with local government unit or board of education to post bond against failure to meet obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 515

    Provides one-third of motor vehicle fine moneys generated through State Police issued tickets go to municipality where violation occurred.

  • Assembly Bill 518

    Excludes gains on sales of certain real estate purchases from taxation under corporation business tax and gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 524

    Clarifies "knockout game" assault as third-degree aggravated assault; permits juvenile offender 14 years of age or older committing such assault to be tried as adult offender.

  • Assembly Bill 530

    Dedicates unencumbered revenue collected from motor vehicle fees and surcharges to Transportation Trust Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 577

    Concerns credit card interchange fees and consumer protection.

  • Assembly Bill 614

    Authorizes special license plates with proceeds to the families of NJ troops overseas.

  • Assembly Bill 685

    Permits conversion of fines for violation of certain municipal ordinances into tax liens.

  • Assembly Bill 693

    Extends veterans' property tax exemption to tenant shareholders in cooperatives and mutual housing corporations.

  • Assembly Bill 709

    Allows certain volunteer firefighters, rescue and first aid squad members to claim $5,000 income tax deduction.

  • Assembly Bill 737

    Increases penalties for unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, or dispensing fentanyl.

  • Assembly Bill 844

    Prohibits payment to public employees at retirement for certain unused sick leave, provides for forfeiture of payment for unused sick leave for certain criminal convictions, and requires documentation for use of sick leave.

  • Assembly Bill 866

    Requires breath or blood test in motor vehicle accidents involving pedestrians.

  • Assembly Bill 878

    "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act"; requires Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 883

    Establishes a grant program for school districts to establish substance abuse prevention programs for eighth grade students.

  • Assembly Bill 894

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for pediatric cancer research.

  • Assembly Bill 900

    Provides assistance to manufacturing businesses by having certain State agencies promote economic development and identify credentials needed for careers in modern manufacturing.

  • Assembly Bill 912

    Provides personal exemption under gross income tax for certain members of volunteer fire departments and first aid squads.

  • Assembly Bill 949

    Bars companies which hire illegal aliens from public contracts, grants, loans, or tax incentives for seven years.

  • Assembly Bill 988

    Requires condominium and homeowners' associations to provide information to federal home loan insurance providers at no cost to potential buyers.

  • Assembly Bill 995

    Requires MVC to offer driver's license knowledge test in Italian.

  • Assembly Bill 1023

    Clarifies that civilian public safety directors of municipal, county, and State police departments do not have police powers.

  • Assembly Bill 1060

    Phases out the transfer inheritance tax over two years.

  • Assembly Bill 1069

    Clarifies that first aid, ambulance or rescue squads, as entities, have immunity from civil damages in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1070

    Authorizes special Support Our Veterans license plate with proceeds supporting New Jersey homeless veteran's centers.

  • Assembly Bill 1080

    Establishes reasonableness standard for persons lawfully transporting firearm who deviate from course of travel.

  • Assembly Bill 1132

    Requires safeguards for anonymity and confidentiality with respect to communications presented through phone lines, electronic communication systems, or websites dedicated to accepting anonymous tips for use by law enforcement in criminal investigations.

  • Assembly Bill 1252

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 1311

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

  • Assembly Bill 1346

    Creates grant program for business accelerator and incubator networks; transfers $1 million in societal benefits charge revenues to EDA to administer program.

  • Assembly Bill 1420

    Prohibits release of personal identifying information of violent crime victims and witnesses under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 1439

    Doubles amount of certain retirement income that may be excluded from gross income under gross income tax, eliminates income cap on exclusion.

  • Assembly Bill 1469

    Dedicates $140,000 from NJ Brain Injury Research Fund for community based services provided by Statewide alliance dedicated to assisting persons with brain injury through advocacy, education, information and resources, outreach, and support services.

  • Assembly Bill 1528

    Eliminates 14-day and theater of war service requirements for eligibility for veterans' property tax deduction and exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 1534

    Amends and repeals certain parts of New Jersey firearm statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 1544

    Requires municipalities comprised within regional school districts to share certain payments received in lieu of taxes with counties and regional school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 1545

    Provides for establishment of publicly-funded education savings accounts for use at educational institutions other than public elementary and secondary schools.

  • Assembly Bill 1564

    "Voluntary Employment for Taxpayers Act"; permits certain local governments to recruit residents to perform services in return for property tax credits.

  • Assembly Bill 1613

    Authorizes free admission to State parks and forests for certain veterans, military personnel, first responders, and police.

  • Assembly Bill 1639

    Establishes "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 1645

    Requires COAH to administer affordable housing obligations of municipalities based on statewide obligation.

  • Assembly Bill 1646

    Authorizes municipal challenge to non-redevlopment housing projects ordered by COAH unless order is based on exclusionary zoning; excludes flood-prone land from affordable housing vacant land analysis; provides housing obligation cap.

  • Assembly Bill 1647

    Requires COAH to calculate affordable housing obligations on Statewide basis.

  • Assembly Bill 1648

    Establishes additional factors for municipal adjustment used in calculating fair share affordable housing obligations; provides population-based cap for these obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 1649

    Prohibits affordable housing obligation exemptions for urban aid municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1650

    Prohibits imposition of builder's remedy in exclusionary zoning litigation.

  • Assembly Bill 1674

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1680

    Establishes "New Jersey Farm to Public Institution of Higher Education Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1686

    "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act"; bans abortion 20 weeks or more after fertilization.

  • Assembly Bill 1732

    "Community Mental Health Safety Net Act"; requires DHS to provide cost-based reimbursement on quarterly basis for certain mental health and substance use disorder treatment services through June 2018; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1740

    Directs Governor to withdraw from compact establishing Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor; dissolves compact and commission; transfers commission's NJ operations to State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 1786

    Requires NJT to provide free rail tickets to rail passengers delayed more than one hour due to rail car or light rail vehicle mechanical failure.

  • Assembly Bill 1817

    Requires all students enrolled in grade eight to have certain physical examination that includes cardiac component.

  • Assembly Bill 1824

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain expenses paid or incurred for care and support of qualifying senior family member; designated as Caregiver's Assistance Act.

  • Assembly Bill 1830

    Establishes "Right to Try Act" permitting terminally ill patients to access investigational drugs and treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 1941

    Grants immunity from civil liability to persons reporting information concerning crimes related to terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 1943

    Makes desecration of a military monument a crime of the third degree.

  • Assembly Bill 1949

    Reduces gross income tax rates by ten percent over three years.

  • Assembly Bill 1952

    Creates first degree crime of home invasion, makes crime subject to No Early Release Act, and upgrades burglary of a residence to a second degree crime under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1957

    Requires disclosure by independent expenditure groups; limits contributions to certain groups and committees performing public contracts; increases limits on contributions to political parties and candidates.

  • Assembly Bill 1962

    Authorizes Commissioner of Transportation to allow painting of blue line between double yellow centerline marking on public roads.

  • Assembly Bill 2107

    Decreases membership of county boards of taxation to 2004 level.

  • Assembly Bill 2146

    Permits board of education to accept donations for purpose of providing property tax relief.

  • Assembly Bill 2150

    Increases statute of limitations for prosecution of theft of firearm.

  • Assembly Bill 2174

    Eliminates veterans' gross income tax deduction requirement that New Jersey National Guard member serve in federal active duty status.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    Makes persons with New Jersey National Guard service and NGB 22 form eligible for certain veterans benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2199

    Requires school districts, charter schools, nonpublic schools, and contracted service providers to review employment history of prospective employees to ascertain allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct and includes penalties for certain willful v

  • Assembly Bill 2214

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers from collecting copayments in excess of certain amounts "clawbacks"; requires certain language prohibiting "gag clauses" in contracts with pharmacists.

  • Assembly Bill 2461

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

  • Assembly Bill 2506

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

  • Assembly Bill 2523

    Authorizes members of the New Jersey State Legislature to solemnize marriages and civil unions.

  • Assembly Bill 2539

    Authorizes imposition of additional fines for overcrowding.

  • Assembly Bill 3185

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

  • Assembly Bill 3311

    Requires motor vehicle insurance policies to include certain underinsured and uninsured motorist coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 3314

    Permits taxpayers to deduct the total amount of State property taxes paid on principal residence from gross income tax obligation.

  • Assembly Bill 3431

    Directs New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority to allocate funds according to certain requirements; places annual spending limit on projects; repeals Annual Transportation Capital Program Approval Committee.

  • Assembly Bill 3433

    Amends "New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3495

    Provides changes to transportation planning and funding process to reduce costs of certain transportation infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3711

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose information.

  • Assembly Bill 3786

    Provides gross income tax deduction to certain surviving spouses of veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3795

    Permits school districts to employ safe schools resource officers or Class Three special law enforcement officers for security purposes, and requires school districts to have agreement with local law enforcement governing placement of school security pers

  • Assembly Bill 3801

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

  • Assembly Bill 3895

    Requires percentage of alcoholic beverage penalties be forwarded to municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 3928

    Reforms procedures concerning provision of affordable housing; repeals "Statewide Non-Residential Development Fee Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3941

    Requires Secretary of Higher Education, in consultation with various entities, to design a manufacturing career pathway to provide students with skills necessary to gain employment in manufacturing sector.

  • Assembly Bill 4053

    Imposes moratorium on affordable housing litigation through December 31, 2018.

  • Assembly Bill 4094

    Authorizes Class Three special law enforcement officers to provide security at public and private colleges.

  • Assembly Bill 4137

    Waives business formation and registration fees for establishment of businesses owned by veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4246

    Requires State parks, forests, State-owned beaches, and MVC offices to remain open to public if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by NJ Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 4272

    Requires health benefits coverage for private duty nursing services.

  • Assembly Bill 4297

    Requires transportation capital project and infrastructure safety inspections to continue if emergency is declared due to failure to enact general appropriation law as prescribed by State Constitution.

  • Assembly Bill 4301

    Repeals fee on single-use carryout bags.

  • Assembly Bill 4352

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

  • Assembly Bill 4383

    Prohibits school buses from traveling in left lane.

  • Assembly Bill 4464

    Raises minimum wage to $13, with certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 4465

    Increases benefit amounts under New Jersey earned income tax credit program from 35 percent to 80 percent.

  • Assembly Bill 4466

    Provides small businesses with gross income tax or corporation business tax deduction for wages paid to minimum wage employees.

  • Assembly Bill 4520

    Excludes transient accommodations in shore counties from various State and local taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 4526

    Reduces residency requirement for resident hunting licenses from six months to 60 days.

  • Assembly Bill 4546

    Requires public and nonpublic secondary schools to annually conduct written or verbal substance use screening on all students using a particular screening program.

  • Assembly Bill 4548

    Amends Fiscal Year 2019 appropriations act to increase appropriation from "Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund" to DOH for certain grant purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4584

    Establishes procedures for disqualification from public office or employment upon conviction of certain crimes; creates registry.

  • Assembly Bill 4613

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of medical tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4724

    Prohibits pre-approval or precertification of cancer treatments, tests, procedures and prescription drugs covered under health benefits or prescription drug benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4774

    Applies statutory ethics and conflicts-of-interest standards for casino industry regulators and participants to regulators of and participants in legalized marijuana marketplace.

  • Assembly Bill 4815

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

  • Assembly Bill 4886

    Establishes transporting for slaughter, selling or otherwise providing for slaughter, or slaughtering gestating cow as crime of fourth degree; establishes criminal and civil penalties therefor; designated as Brianna's Law.

  • Assembly Bill 4899

    Provides gross income tax exemption for contributions made to qualified retirement plans.

  • Assembly Bill 4946

    Requires Director of Division of Fire Safety to promulgate regulations pertaining to training and duties of Junior Firefighter Auxiliary members.

  • Assembly Bill 5107

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

  • Assembly Bill 5137

    Imposes moratorium on affordable housing litigation through December 31, 2020.

  • Assembly Bill 5196

    Requires person convicted, or fleeing charge, of sex offense in foreign country to register under Megan's Law; requires law enforcement to inquire about immigration status of sex offenders and cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 5276

    Requires bidders on public works construction projects to submit information on fire safety features.

  • Assembly Bill 5287

    Establishes "New Jersey Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5327

    Creates "Congestion Pricing Cost Relief Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 5328

    Requires DOT to provide additional information in annual report on pavement condition and conduct pavement lifecycle cost analysis; make report available to public.

  • Assembly Bill 5673

    Makes FY 2020 supplemental appropriation of $750,000 to DOLWD for continued assistance to State Centers for Independent Living.

  • Assembly Bill 5692

    Provides sales tax reduction on certain sales made in municipalities located within Highlands Region Preservation Area.

Filed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 4304

    Concerns law enforcement officers' ability to possess and carry certain ammunition magazines.

Senate

Sponsored

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 1298

    Permits municipalities to provide information on property tax bills concerning amount of local tax dollars saved through shared services.

  • Senate Bill 2106

    Requires Adjutant General of DMVA to issue State flag to resident enrolling in federal service academy.

  • Senate Bill 2849

    Designates Seeing Eye® dog as State Dog.

Passed the Senate2

  • Senate Bill 1135

    Permits pharmacists to dispense certain drugs in emergency without prescription.

  • Senate Bill 2354

    Concerns workers' compensation insurance requirements for certain corporations and partnerships.

Out of committee15

  • Senate Bill 78

    Authorizes municipality to deliver property tax bills, construction permits, and receipts for payment via e-mail.

  • Senate Bill 81

    Requires retail food establishments to donate surplus unused baked goods and surplus canned and packaged goods close to retail sale date to local nonprofits and charities.

  • Senate Bill 85

    Establishes grant program for school districts to establish substance abuse prevention programs for eighth grade students.

  • Senate Bill 1295

    Establishes procedures to prevent and eradicate bedbug infestations in certain residential property.

  • Senate Bill 2015

    Creates exemption from certain MVC fees for prisoners of war.

  • Senate Bill 2066

    Requires 30-day grace period prior to accrual of interest on certain late water and sewer bill payments.*

  • Senate Bill 2347

    Suspends fines for certain first-time paperwork violations committed by small businesses.

  • Senate Bill 2353

    Revises application and issuance procedures for employment certificates for minors.

  • Senate Bill 2356

    Requires annual evaluation reports by Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development on survey responses to be obtained from certain employers that end operations in this State.

  • Senate Bill 2797

    Waives business formation and registration fees for establishment of businesses owned by veterans.

  • Senate Bill 2800

    Qualifies certain disabled veterans for toll rate exemptions and exemptions from motor vehicle registration fees.

  • Senate Bill 2919

    Increases membership of board of trustees of Washington Association of New Jersey.

  • Senate Bill 3139

    Authorizes creation of American Legion Auxiliary license plates.

  • Senate Bill 3140

    Authorizes creation of "Sons of the American Legion" license plates.

  • Senate Bill 3421

    Requires MVC to accept death certificate as proof of name change.

In committee213

  • Senate Bill 75

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for positron emission tomography to diagnose Alzheimer's disease.

  • Senate Bill 76

    Upgrades burglary of a residence as a crime of the second degree; upgrades it to a crime of the first degree if committed while armed.

  • Senate Bill 79

    Prohibits existing child care subsidy recipient from being treated as a new applicant for subsidy after moving to a new county of residence.

  • Senate Bill 80

    Provides dedicated funding for New Jersey Commission on Cancer Research from Workforce Development Partnership Fund.

  • Senate Bill 82

    Changes membership of Lake Hopatcong Commission and requires DEP to develop water level management plan for Lake Hopatcong to be approved by commission.

  • Senate Bill 84

    Adjusts State school aid calculations to account for student attendance rates.

  • Senate Bill 86

    Provides for a presumption of joint physical custody in a child custody determination; addresses relocation.

  • Senate Bill 87

    Provides for life imprisonment without parole for killing an emergency responder.

  • Senate Bill 88

    Requires certain elected officials and appointed officers eligible for dual health benefits coverage to choose coverage by one public entity.

  • Senate Bill 89

    Indexes for inflation taxable income brackets under New Jersey gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 90

    Permits certain off-duty law enforcement officers to carry firearms on State property.

  • Senate Bill 93

    Authorizes active duty military to fish in freshwaters without license or trout stamp.

  • Senate Bill 94

    Authorizes Commissioner of Transportation to allow painting of blue line between double yellow centerline marking on public roads.

  • Senate Bill 95

    Revises certain Class Three special law enforcement officer appointment qualifications.

  • Senate Bill 96

    Increases penalties for providing controlled dangerous substances to inmates.

  • Senate Bill 97

    Provides enhanced base tax credit and maximum limit for new and retained full-time jobs at manufacturing businesses located in certain municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 145

    Requires fire districts, school districts, and county governments to share in burden of property assessment appeal refunds.

  • Senate Bill 1015

    Revises and expands duties and responsibilities of State Auditor in performance of certain audits and reviews.

  • Senate Bill 1016

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for employers who employ certain individuals who have received training from certain community rehabilitation programs.

  • Senate Bill 1017

    Exempts from sales and use tax sales of carbon monoxide detectors and any device or equipment sold for residential use to detect, warn of, abate, or extinguish fires.

  • Senate Bill 1019

    Allows gross income tax refunds to be credited against a taxpayer's delinquent local property taxes.

  • Senate Bill 1020

    Permits State tax debt forgiveness for taxpayers experiencing undue economic hardship.

  • Senate Bill 1021

    Eliminates transfer inheritance tax for step-grandchildren.

  • Senate Bill 1022

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of services performed to certain prewritten computer software delivered electronically.

  • Senate Bill 1023

    Provides a sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain high-efficiency home heating equipment.

  • Senate Bill 1024

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain costs of home bedbug infestation remediation.

  • Senate Bill 1026

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

  • Senate Bill 1027

    Removes investigation and security services from imposition of sales and use tax.

  • Senate Bill 1118

    "Post-Viability Protection Act."

  • Senate Bill 1119

    Revises certain exemptions to "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Senate Bill 1120

    Allows for certain variances, exemptions, and waivers under "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act."

  • Senate Bill 1121

    Requires sale of remaining unused State-owned portion of Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital to Morris County.

  • Senate Bill 1124

    The "New Jersey Parental Rights and Property Tax Reduction Act."

  • Senate Bill 1125

    Requires insurers and SHBP to provide coverage for expenses incurred in screening for ovarian cancer.

  • Senate Bill 1127

    Requires health benefits plans in Medicaid, NJ FamilyCare, SHBP, and SEHBP to offer equal terms for participation of certain health care providers in their provider networks.

  • Senate Bill 1131

    Dedicates $140,000 from NJ Brain Injury Research Fund for community based services provided by Statewide alliance dedicated to assisting persons with brain injury through advocacy, education, information and resources, outreach, and support services.

  • Senate Bill 1132

    Requires HIV testing for pregnant women and marriage license applicants.

  • Senate Bill 1133

    Requires narcotic and drug abuse treatment centers to offer Hepatitis C testing to clients.

  • Senate Bill 1134

    Requires managed care plans to deem valid referral for a covered health care service as satisfying requirements for prior notification.

  • Senate Bill 1284

    Requires individuals appointed to serve as school anti-bullying specialist and district anti-bullying coordinator to serve in those capacities full-time.

  • Senate Bill 1285

    Limits non-debt service portion of sewerage and utilities authority charge or fee increases to no more than two percent over previous year.

  • Senate Bill 1287

    Upgrades certain penalties for resisting arrest; prohibits merger of resisting arrest with other criminal convictions.

  • Senate Bill 1288

    Provides for a mandatory term of imprisonment for assault involving domestic violence.

  • Senate Bill 1290

    Requires public and independent institutions of higher education to collect and report employment data for certain graduates.

  • Senate Bill 1291

    Establishes free smoke detector program in DCA.

  • Senate Bill 1292

    Provides for attachment of real property relating to terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 1293

    Revises test for employment or independent contractor status under certain State labor laws.

  • Senate Bill 1294

    Limits upfront costs for oral anticancer medications for persons covered under certain health benefits plans.

  • Senate Bill 1296

    Requires security guards at institutions of higher education which do not employ police officers to immediately report crimes committed on campus to the local police department.

  • Senate Bill 1297

    Requires municipalities that receive transitional aid to certify that all municipal buildings adhere to fire codes.

  • Senate Bill 1299

    Requires State agencies, when developing and proposing rules, to utilize approaches that will accomplish objectives of statutory law while minimizing adverse economic impact on municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 1300

    Creates housing purchase matching grant program for reserve component of U.S. Armed Forces and the New Jersey National Guard who have served in certain military operations; appropriates $2,000,000.

  • Senate Bill 1301

    Requires all elected or appointed local government officers to receive ethics training.

  • Senate Bill 1409

    Requires health insurance carriers to reimburse network providers of diagnostic radiologic services at the same rate.

  • Senate Bill 1410

    Clarifies small business consultants are subject to consumer fraud act.

  • Senate Bill 1548

    Increases Hearing Aids Assistance for the Aged and Disabled Program annual allowance to $500.

  • Senate Bill 1549

    Requires health insurers to provide coverage for hearing aids.

  • Senate Bill 1550

    Requires the reporting of criminal offenses occurring on school property to law enforcement authorities.

  • Senate Bill 1551

    Clarifies that person who graduates from special probation drug court is ineligible for post-graduation records expungement if convicted of crime or offense, or if charges are pending, for act committed during term of drug court.

  • Senate Bill 1552

    Expands types of abusive acts that constitute domestic violence under "Prevention of Domestic Violence Act of 1991."

  • Senate Bill 1553

    Creates procedure for destruction of all records pertaining to juveniles who are arrested but subsequently not charged with delinquency.

  • Senate Bill 1554

    Requires replacement of door and ignition locks on county and municipal vehicles prior to sale.

  • Senate Bill 1555

    Provides for establishment of publicly-funded education savings accounts for use at educational institutions other than public elementary and secondary schools.

  • Senate Bill 1556

    "Voluntary Employment for Taxpayers Act"; permits certain local governments to recruit residents to perform services in return for property tax credits.

  • Senate Bill 1557

    Clarifies that records custodians are not subject to penalties under State's open public records law if due diligence is exercised.

  • Senate Bill 1558

    Establishes a State aid program for charter school facilities.

  • Senate Bill 1559

    Increases maximum penalty under "Local Government Ethics Law."

  • Senate Bill 1560

    Waives certain inspection fees for municipally owned affordable housing developments.

  • Senate Bill 1561

    Requires law enforcement to obtain blood sample for chemical testing from persons arrested for drug-impaired driving; expands implied consent to include blood testing.

  • Senate Bill 1562

    Establishes "William's Law," pertaining to pool safety.

  • Senate Bill 1563

    Prohibits improper release of photographs or videos captured by public entities.

  • Senate Bill 1564

    Directs Commissioner of Education to study safety of school bus passengers in emergencies.

  • Senate Bill 1565

    Permits drawing of candidate names for primary election ballot to occur on day before 53rd day prior to primary if date falls on legal holiday.

  • Senate Bill 1745

    Requires installation of baby-changing stations in certain public restrooms.

  • Senate Bill 1746

    Individual's status as minor may not disqualify him from bone marrow donation if medical criteria and informed consent requirements are met.

  • Senate Bill 1747

    Codifies Lyme disease reporting requirements.

  • Senate Bill 1787

    Supplemental appropriation of $2,200,000 to Maritime Industry Fund in Office of Maritime Resources in DOT.

  • Senate Bill 1788

    Establishes public-private partnership for certain transportation projects; requires 10% of public-private partnership projects to be set aside for small businesses.

  • Senate Bill 1991

    Establishes public-private alternative fueling station pilot program.

  • Senate Bill 1992

    Establishes carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide air quality standards and certification requirements for ice arenas.

  • Senate Bill 1993

    Directs DOE to develop and implement pilot program for compressed natural gas school buses, and authorizes establishment of permanent voluntary program under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1994

    Exempts electric vehicle charging systems from real property taxation.

  • Senate Bill 1995

    Revises definition of "antique firearm" to include handguns.

  • Senate Bill 1996

    Requires persons convicted of sex offense in foreign countries to comply with Megan's Law.

  • Senate Bill 1997

    Clarifies that licensed dealers may provide firearms for display at fund raising events sponsored by certain tax exempt organizations.

  • Senate Bill 1998

    Establishes second degree crime for threatening to kill law enforcement officers.

  • Senate Bill 1999

    Establishes 80 as maximum age for issuing special handgun carry permits to retired police officers.

  • Senate Bill 2000

    Creates new motor vehicle offense of engaging in a pattern of aggressive driving.

  • Senate Bill 2001

    Expands crime of bias intimidation to include law enforcement officers.

  • Senate Bill 2002

    Prohibits State agencies from posting emergency medical technicians' personal information on websites.

  • Senate Bill 2003

    Increases penalties for injuring school crossing guard or student pedestrian in crosswalk.

  • Senate Bill 2004

    Allows municipalities to acquire and sell inactive plenary retail consumption licenses.

  • Senate Bill 2005

    Permits juveniles to be admitted to drug court program under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2006

    Establishes death benefit for forest firefighters.

  • Senate Bill 2007

    Allows veterans of the United States Armed Forces or National Guard with 20 or more years of service to carry handgun.

  • Senate Bill 2008

    Establishes mutual aid assistance request protocols for 9-1-1 ambulance dispatchers.

  • Senate Bill 2009

    Mandates basic training for certain newly-appointed entry-level firefighters and supervisory training for full-time firefighters promoted to certain positions.

  • Senate Bill 2010

    Clarifies that handgun ammunition may be sold to retired law enforcement officers with certain identification.

  • Senate Bill 2011

    Clarifies that using motor vehicle to publicly display obscene material is fourth degree crime.

  • Senate Bill 2012

    Abolishes Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, transfers bridges to NJDOT and Penn DOT, removes tolls.

  • Senate Bill 2013

    Permits certain former elected county officials to obtain special license plates.

  • Senate Bill 2014

    Creates motor vehicle offenses related to special paratransit vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2016

    Requires special paratransit vehicles to display flashing warning lights while discharging or receiving passengers.

  • Senate Bill 2021

    Permits transfer of certain special license plates to immediate family member.

  • Senate Bill 2022

    Provides for direct property tax relief from Highlands Property Tax Stabilization Fund.

  • Senate Bill 2023

    Authorizes deer hunting with firearm on Sundays on private property.

  • Senate Bill 2024

    Prohibits plea bargain if sex offender who committed Megan's Law offense would not be required to register.

  • Senate Bill 2025

    Expands membership of Police Training Commission to include representative from Chiefs of County Detectives/Investigators Association of NJ.

  • Senate Bill 2026

    Authorizes special license plates with proceeds to victims injured in September 11th and 1993 World Trade Center attacks.

  • Senate Bill 2027

    Authorizes courts to assess costs of prosecution against certain drug defendants.

  • Senate Bill 2028

    Requires impact statement for any proposed regulation affecting volunteer ambulance squads and fire companies.

  • Senate Bill 2064

    Restores the death penalty for certain murders.

  • Senate Bill 2065

    Requires establishment of regulations for solar panel installation, maintenance, and education.

  • Senate Bill 2067

    Requires DNA sample be taken from certain arrestees.

  • Senate Bill 2068

    Provides for licensure and regulation of small business consultants.

  • Senate Bill 2069

    Allows certain public colleges and universities to use the design-build or construction manager at-risk method as the means to contract for the construction of buildings.

  • Senate Bill 2070

    Provides tax credits to companies contributing to loan and loan redemption program for residents who attend institutions of higher education in State and work at such company upon graduation.

  • Senate Bill 2071

    Provides for inclusion of students who receive equivalent instruction elsewhere than at school in NJ STARS Program.

  • Senate Bill 2072

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain child care expenses incurred by grandparents.

  • Senate Bill 2101

    Allows possession of bear spray under certain conditions.

  • Senate Bill 2102

    Allows counties and municipalities to use open space trust funds for remediation of collapsed mine shafts and sinkholes on property owned by county or municipality.

  • Senate Bill 2103

    Requires DEP to obtain legislative approval and authorization before increasing a fee or imposing a new fee, but retains DEP authority to use ordinary administrative procedure when decreasing a fee.

  • Senate Bill 2104

    Prohibits municipalities from charging annual fee for storm water permits and inspections.

  • Senate Bill 2105

    Repeals Highlands planning and environmental permitting provisions of "Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act," and amends various statutes to reflect repeal thereof.

  • Senate Bill 2107

    Requires display of State vehicle abuse hotline bumper stickers on all State vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 2108

    Provides sales and use tax exemption for sales of certain services to certain business-use personal property.

  • Senate Bill 2109

    Makes various changes to civil service; permits institution of temporary layoffs; permits government entities to opt-out of civil service; requires civil service examinations be offered on continual basis.

  • Senate Bill 2110

    Authorizes State Auditor to conduct cost-benefit analyses of certain programs and initiatives.

  • Senate Bill 2111

    Excludes certain federal employee Thrift Savings Fund contributions from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 2180

    Provides that unlawful use, manufacture, or distribution of controlled dangerous substance by parent or caregiver in presence of child constitutes crime of endangering welfare of that child.

  • Senate Bill 2181

    Upgrades assault against servicemember to aggravated assault; expands crime of bias intimidation to encompass crimes and offenses committed against servicemembers.

  • Senate Bill 2182

    Grants immunity from civil liability to persons reporting information concerning crimes related to terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 2183

    Clarifies that crime victim has a right to make a victim impact statement directly to the defendant at sentencing.

  • Senate Bill 2184

    Provides for establishment of child support lien against life insurance proceeds; requires insurers perform child support judgment search.

  • Senate Bill 2185

    Increases certain arson offenses to a crime of the third degree.

  • Senate Bill 2186

    Restores the death penalty for persons who commit certain murders.

  • Senate Bill 2190

    Revises gross income tax rates for joint filers and similar taxpayers and designated as Marriage Penalty Elimination Act.

  • Senate Bill 2191

    Provides gross income tax deductions for contributions by certain taxpayers to the New Jersey Better Educational Savings Trust (NJBEST) Program.

  • Senate Bill 2192

    Eliminates general purpose, supplemental and mansion realty transfer fees.

  • Senate Bill 2193

    Allows gross income tax deduction for functional improvements and home repairs made to taxpayer's primary residence.

  • Senate Bill 2194

    Excludes under gross income tax certain contributions to qualified pension plans, deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings.

  • Senate Bill 2195

    Provides personal exemption under gross income tax for certain members of volunteer fire departments and first aid squads.

  • Senate Bill 2196

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain child and dependent care expenses.

  • Senate Bill 2198

    Exempts transfers of property to Class C beneficiaries from transfer inheritance tax.

  • Senate Bill 2199

    Makes desecration of a military monument a crime of the third degree.

  • Senate Bill 2200

    Requires court to consider gang affiliation when making bail determinations.

  • Senate Bill 2201

    Establishes criminal penalties for unlawful control over weapons of any law enforcement officer and interference with equipment or duties of law enforcement officers and emergency services personnel.

  • Senate Bill 2202

    Requires safeguards for anonymity and confidentiality with respect to communications presented through phone lines, electronic communication systems, or websites dedicated to accepting anonymous tips for use by law enforcement in criminal investigations.

  • Senate Bill 2203

    Adds members representing firefighting and fire safety interests to the Domestic Security Preparedness Planning Group.

  • Senate Bill 2204

    Upgrades penalties for assaulting licensed bounty hunters.

  • Senate Bill 2334

    Reduces taxable wage base applied to certain tax contributions.

  • Senate Bill 2335

    Authorizes county colleges to offer retirement incentive to employees age 65 or older with 25 years of service credit in ABP.

  • Senate Bill 2336

    Permits volunteer fire company or volunteer first aid or rescue squad licensed to conduct bingo games to use public building for operation of bingo games under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2337

    Clarifies law authorizing application of reciprocal limitations against businesses from states that give in-state preference in awarding public contracts.

  • Senate Bill 2338

    Transfers records management functions of Division of Archives and Records Management from Department of State to Department of Treasury; transfers State Records Committee from Department of State to Department of Treasury.

  • Senate Bill 2340

    Prohibits investment of certain public funds in companies doing business in countries that sponsor terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 2343

    Provides that English shall be the official language of the State.

  • Senate Bill 2344

    Authorizes imposition of additional fines for overcrowding.

  • Senate Bill 2346

    Requires municipalities comprised within regional school districts to share certain payments received in lieu of taxes with counties and regional school districts.

  • Senate Bill 2348

    Exempts certain motor vehicle repair dealers from consumer fraud law and regulation under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2349

    Enhances consideration of fire safety issues during review of development applications.

  • Senate Bill 2350

    Prohibits any entity receiving public funds from banning display of United States flag under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2351

    Establishes the "New Jersey Electronic Plan Review System."

  • Senate Bill 2352

    Requires Attorney General provide active supervision of certain occupational and professional licensing boards.

  • Senate Bill 2355

    Requires ATM facilities to be equipped with access to emergency telephone service.

  • Senate Bill 2357

    Maintains eligibility for veteran's property tax deduction when property is placed in trust.

  • Senate Bill 2358

    Requires DCA to provide accounting of monies remitted to the "New Jersey Affordable Housing Trust Fund" by municipality and allows for municipal affordable housing credit for funds remitted.

  • Senate Bill 2359

    Extends time period for municipalities to commit to expend collected development fees and payments-in-lieu of constructing affordable units.

  • Senate Bill 2360

    Requires certain health care facilities and operators of certain transient dwellings to maintain agreements for bedbug eradication services.

  • Senate Bill 2361

    Clarifies insurance coverage for certain home and health care agency employees under their own private passenger automobile insurance.

  • Senate Bill 2362

    Permits municipal affordable housing trust funds and payments-in-lieu fees transferred to the New Jersey Affordable Housing Trust Fund to be returned to the originating county for affordable housing purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2363

    Requires municipality to comply with State audit prior to receiving State aid.

  • Senate Bill 2364

    Prohibits residential development fees on reconstruction after natural disasters.

  • Senate Bill 2365

    The "New Jersey Bleacher Safety Act."

  • Senate Bill 2366

    Prohibits emergency service fees.

  • Senate Bill 2367

    Allows certain municipalities to establish lower property tax rate on improvements than land and eliminates urban enterprise zone program.

  • Senate Bill 2384

    Provides procedures for crediting certain dwellings used by agricultural workers in determination of municipality's fair share housing obligation.

  • Senate Bill 2414

    Establishes three regional superintendents of schools and eliminates the position of executive county superintendent of schools.

  • Senate Bill 2467

    Requires suicide prevention training for mental health practitioners.

  • Senate Bill 2565

    Imposes $1 surcharge on offenses and traffic violations in municipal court to fund "crime stopper" organizations.

  • Senate Bill 2569

    Establishes screening and assessment tool to identify exploitation and trauma experienced by victims of predatory alienation.

  • Senate Bill 2570

    Authorizes Class Three special law enforcement officers to provide security at public and private colleges.

  • Senate Bill 2651

    Allows certain volunteer firefighters, rescue and first aid squad members to claim $5,000 income tax deduction.

  • Senate Bill 2652

    Allows corporation business tax credit and gross income tax credit for purchase of steel and aluminum for manufacturing.

  • Senate Bill 2717

    Exempts law enforcement and certain other emergency personnel from liability for breaking into motor vehicle to rescue animal under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2796

    "Military Priority Registration Act"; grants priority course registration to military service members and veterans attending public institutions of higher education.

  • Senate Bill 2870

    Authorizes county sheriff to appoint Class Three special law enforcement officer to provide security at county community college or vocational school.

  • Senate Bill 2931

    Prohibits school buses from traveling in left lane.

  • Senate Bill 3019

    Requires State Capital Joint Management Commission display POW-MIA Chair of Honor in State Capital building.

  • Senate Bill 3027

    Exempts volunteer fire companies from paying annual charitable registration fee.

  • Senate Bill 3028

    Creates registry of individuals who required medical assistance as result of misusing controlled dangerous substance.

  • Senate Bill 3035

    Regulates performance of pet grooming services.

  • Senate Bill 3038

    Provides gross income tax credit for value of certain voluntarily provided treatment of opioid use disorder and immunity from civil liability for such treatment.

  • Senate Bill 3102

    Requires municipalities to notify developers of expiration of developer's agreements.

  • Senate Bill 3103

    Requires rejection of digitally submitted bids for public contracts if ownership statement is not submitted.

  • Senate Bill 3104

    Reduces residency requirement for resident hunting licenses from six months to 60 days.

  • Senate Bill 3152

    Requires DOH to provide information regarding spina bifida to certain parents and families of newborns; "Levi's Law."

  • Senate Bill 3177

    Authorizes bonus credits toward fair share affordable housing obligation for transitional housing occupied by veterans.

  • Senate Bill 3178

    Authorizes bonus credits toward fair share affordable housing obligation for housing units occupied by veterans; permits affordable housing obligation satisfaction through veterans' set aside of up to 35 percent of fair share.

  • Senate Bill 3359

    Requires adoption agency, court, or DCPP to maintain child's religious upbringing when placing child in adoptive or resource family home.

  • Senate Bill 3513

    Prohibits DEP from requiring installers of individual subsurface sewage disposal systems to possess certain certification.

  • Senate Bill 3603

    Requires continued offering of certain health insurance coverage under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 3814

    Provides for student recipients of educational opportunity funds to be exempt from 20 hour weekly work requirement ordinarily required for SNAP participation.

  • Senate Bill 3836

    Creates affirmative defense for certain breaches of security.

  • Senate Bill 3837

    Provides gross income tax exclusion for minimum required distributions from qualified retirement plans.

  • Senate Bill 3838

    Exempts certain non-profit entities from requirement that certain employers offer employees certain pre-tax transportation fringe benefits.

  • Senate Bill 3903

    Mandates certification of consent for being named as registered agent of corporation.

  • Senate Bill 3962

    Provides preference for in-State businesses in State contracting.

  • Senate Bill 4053

    Requires contracted service providers who have access to school buildings or grounds when school is not in session to undergo criminal history record check.

  • Senate Bill 4067

    Upgrades assault on attorneys to aggravated assault.

  • Senate Bill 4265

    Permits person diagnosed with autism or communication disability to voluntarily make notation on driver's license, identification card, and in MVC registry; establishes program to train law enforcement officers in interactions with persons with autism or

  • Senate Bill 4326

    Establishes "Responsible School Violence Prevention, Preparation, and Protection (RSVP-3) Pilot Program."

  • Senate Bill 4352

    Authorizes operators of motor vehicles to display electronic proof of registration.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 17
  • Senate Bill 414

    Requires school districts, charter schools, nonpublic schools, and contracted service providers to review employment history of prospective employees who will have regular contact with students to ascertain allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct.

  • Senate Bill 427

    Bars persons under age 18 from marrying or entering into a civil union.

  • Senate Bill 446

    Provides preferences for certain businesses applying for workforce development grants.

  • Senate Bill 515

    Exempts sales of certain materials used in industrial sand casting processes from sales and use tax.

  • Senate Bill 538

    Allows long term tax exemption extension for certain low-income housing.*

  • Senate Bill 865

    Permits public-private partnership agreements for certain building and highway infrastructure projects; provides for EDA oversight.

  • Senate Bill 876

    Revises process for development and administration of Transportation Trust Fund projects and capital program oversight; establishes transportation research center.

  • Senate Bill 1126

    Requires public school districts to provide instruction on "New Jersey Safe Haven Infant Protection Act" as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards.

  • Senate Bill 1567

    Requires certain employers to provide certain pre-tax transportation fringe benefits.

  • Senate Bill 1799

    Increases membership of fire safety commission in DCA.

  • Senate Bill 2469

    Prohibits person from contracting for public work if person is federally debarred from receiving federal contract.*

  • Senate Bill 2690

    Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers and carriers from engaging in "clawback" and "gag clause" practices; requires certain disclosures by pharmacists; requires Director of Division of Consumer Affairs to conduct public information campaign.***

  • Senate Bill 2839

    Makes General Fund supplemental appropriation of $250,000 to New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program, Inc.

  • Senate Bill 2846

    Concerns law enforcement officers' ability to possess and carry certain ammunition magazines.

  • Senate Bill 2863

    Revises requirements for grant recipients of Transportation Trust Fund Authority local aid program.

  • Senate Bill 3164

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

  • Senate Bill 3246

    Establishes elective pass-through entity business alternative income tax and allows corresponding refundable gross income tax and corporation business tax credit.*

Vetoed · 3
  • Senate Bill 2129

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

  • Senate Bill 2804

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

  • Senate Bill 2958

    Establishes the "Energy Infrastructure Public-Private Partnership Act."

Out of committee · 6
  • Senate Bill 247

    Increases minimum annual amounts for appropriation for certain arts, historical heritage, and tourism purposes from hotel and motel occupancy fee revenues.

  • Senate Bill 2501

    Imposes motor vehicle penalty points for certain violations of "move over law"; establishes public awareness campaign; designated as "Slow Down or Move Over, It's the Law Act." *

  • Senate Bill 3427

    Establishes annual cost of living adjustment based on Consumer Price Index for certain children, youth and family services organizations.

  • Senate Bill 3692

    Requires DHS to study social isolation occurring in certain population groups.

  • Senate Bill 4283

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

  • Senate Bill 4340

    Enhances PFRS accidental death pension for surviving spouse by providing for minimum of $50,000 annually.

In committee · 5
  • Senate Bill 296

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts.

  • Senate Bill 3089

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Senate Bill 3514

    Provides gross income tax exemption for contributions made to qualified retirement plans.

  • Senate Bill 3845

    Exempts certain officers trained in animal cruelty from certain additional Police Training Commission training courses.

  • Senate Bill 4114

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