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Joseph A. Lagana

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

All of Joseph A. Lagana's terms

General Assembly

Sponsored

Out of committee4

  • Assembly Bill 2080

    Establishes NJ STEM Entrepreneur Fellowship Program in DOLWD.

  • Assembly Bill 2089

    Revises certain drunk driving penalties; expands use of ignition interlock devices.*

  • Assembly Bill 2090

    Permits use of digital meters in certain autocabs and advertising within and upon autocabs.

  • Assembly Bill 3848

    Requires Police Training Commission to develop accelerated training course for certain county corrections officers.

In committee17

  • Assembly Bill 2072

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

  • Assembly Bill 2073

    Prohibits incarcerated individuals from receiving Medicaid, Work First New Jersey, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2074

    Modernizes the distribution of gross income tax refunds by making direct deposit the default distribution method.

  • Assembly Bill 2075

    Allows modernization for the form of disbursement for certain State government and local unit payments to individuals and business entities.

  • Assembly Bill 2076

    Establishes assessment on criminal offenders for "School Safety and Security Fund."

  • Assembly Bill 2077

    Authorizes application for dismissal of a "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation " ("SLAPP").

  • Assembly Bill 2078

    Requires successful completion of firearms education program to obtain initial firearms purchaser identification card and permit to purchase a handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 2079

    The "Municipal Volunteer Property Tax Reduction Act"; permits certain municipal property owners to perform volunteer services in return for property tax vouchers.

  • Assembly Bill 2082

    Provides gross income tax deduction for costs of certain green home improvements that increase building systems resiliency.

  • Assembly Bill 2083

    Establishes a small business job creation and preservation account program to incentivize small business workforce expansion in New Jersey with income tax exclusions for interest.

  • Assembly Bill 2084

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

  • Assembly Bill 2086

    Establishes process for individual to petition court for involuntary commitment of another person to treatment for substance use disorder.

  • Assembly Bill 2087

    Requires all prescriptions be transmitted electronically, subject to certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 2088

    Requires opioid antidote dispensation to be monitored under Prescription Monitoring Program, and authorizes certain entities to submit info regarding opioid antidote administration for inclusion in secondary, linked database; designated as "John Wagner's

  • Assembly Bill 2091

    Prohibits sale, offer for sale, or distribution of infant products containing bisphenol A.

  • Assembly Bill 2093

    Strengthens location confidentiality for certain crime victims.

  • Assembly Bill 3521

    Provides that criminal history record checks for employees of nonpublic schools are mandatory.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 35
  • Assembly Bill 312

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

  • Assembly Bill 542

    Requires certain schools to maintain supply of opioid antidotes and permits emergency administration of opioid antidote by school nurse or trained employee.

  • 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 839

    Prohibits offshore oil and gas exploration, development, and production in State waters, and issuance of DEP permits and approvals for activities associated with offshore oil and gas activities.*

  • Assembly Bill 1212

    Clarifies intent of P.L.2007, c.340 regarding NJ's required participation in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

  • Assembly Bill 1796

    Prevents criminal defendent from asserting "gay and transgender panic" defense to murder charge in order to reduce charge to manslaughter committed in heat of passion.*

  • Assembly Bill 1992

    "New Jersey Call Center Jobs Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2031

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

  • Assembly Bill 2041

    Establishes "Economic Redevelopment and Growth Grant Bond Financing Act," authorizing issuance of bonds secured by pledge of Economic Redevelopment and Growth Grant proceeds, municipal liens, and special assessment; expands "Redevelopment Area Bond Financ

  • Assembly Bill 2436

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

  • Assembly Bill 2442

    Establishes reciprocity requirements for out-of-State certified nurse aides to practice in New Jersey.*

  • Assembly Bill 3087

    Expands crime of terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 3292

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

  • Assembly Bill 3312

    Requires Legislature to adopt and distribute policy prohibiting sexual harassment; requires members, officers, and employees of Legislature to complete online training on policy once every two years.

  • Assembly Bill 3438

    Requires Director of the Division of Taxation to establish 90-day State tax amnesty period that ends no later than January 15, 2019.**

  • Assembly Bill 3628

    Establishes New Jersey Civic Information Consortium.*

  • Assembly Bill 3666

    Requires public works contractors to have certain certifications; requires certain contractors to participate in apprenticeship program.**

  • Assembly Bill 3731

    Establishes "County Code Pilot Program" for certain counties.*

  • Assembly Bill 4110

    Requires certain school buses to be equipped with lap and shoulder seat belts.

  • Assembly Bill 4134

    "New Jersey Secure Choice Savings Program Act"; establishes retirement savings program for certain workers; establishes standard contribution level of 3 percent.*

  • Assembly Bill 4210

    Appropriates $15,294,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4223

    Requires State Treasurer to pay county prosecutor's expenses for overseeing certain law enforcement agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4224

    Requires study of safety of school bus passengers in certain emergency situations, including school bus accidents; appropriates $250,000. *

  • Assembly Bill 4339

    Requires school bus operations in State to comply with certain federal regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 4342

    Requires public school student to carry identification card at school-sponsored, off-campus activities and requires principal to keep list of students on school buses used for school-sponsored activities in case of emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 4597

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $11,300,000 from General Fund to DOE to increase per pupil funding for nonpublic security aid from $75 to $150.

  • 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 4904

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

  • Assembly Bill 5037

    Enhances penalties related to counterfeit drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 5500

    Expands rate review process in DOBI for certain individual and small employer health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 5501

    Requires continuation of health benefits dependent coverage until child turns 26 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 5507

    Requires health benefits coverage for certain preventive services.

  • Assembly Bill 5570

    Establishes Gateway Development Commission with certain powers and responsibilities.

  • Assembly Bill 5580

    Extends availability period for tax credits for certain expenses incurred for production of certain film and digital media content, raises annual cap related to film production, and provides for annual administration of film tax credits.*

  • Assembly Bill 5843

    Requires employers to post notice for employees on employee misclassification.

Vetoed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 557

    Requires adoption of anti-nepotism policies by school districts and charter schools.*

  • Assembly Bill 1044

    Requires Director of Division of Taxation to examine feasibility of centralized property tax information system to verify property taxes paid by homestead property tax reimbursement claimants.

  • Assembly Bill 5446

    Requires reporting of opioid deaths.

Passed the General Assembly · 6
  • Assembly Bill 317

    Establishes certain requirements for domestic violence training for certain judges and judicial personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 442

    Establishes a joint legislative and executive branch New Jersey Revenue Advisory Board to provide consensus revenue forecasting advice for State budget purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 533

    Requires New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association to require criminal history records check for person to serve as official at athletic events sanctioned by association.

  • Assembly Bill 594

    Immunizes from civil liability first responders who forcibly enter property to provide emergency assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1027

    Includes crime of creating false public alarms as form of bias intimidation.

  • Assembly Bill 2015

    Allows consumption of food on limited brewery premises.

Out of committee · 19
  • Assembly Bill 128

    Exempts fuel used for operation of certain school buses from petroleum products gross receipts tax and motor fuel tax; clarifies tax treatment of certain dyed fuel thereunder; clarifies determination of taxable estates of certain decedents.*

  • Assembly Bill 382

    Establishes minimum certified nurse aide-to-resident ratios in nursing homes.

  • Assembly Bill 860

    Establishes mandatory domestic violence training for municipal prosecutors.

  • 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 1315

    Permits new cigar lounges to be opened under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1487

    Permits inclusion of volunteer firefighters and other emergency responders within municipal eligible employee group for purposes of the small employer health benefits plan statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 1656

    Provides Medicaid coverage for family planning services to individuals with incomes up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level.

  • Assembly Bill 1706

    Provides rental and lease protections for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking.*

  • Assembly Bill 1708

    Provides transparency and accountability reforms at PANYNJ; modifies governance structure; provides legislative oversight of PANYNJ; and regulates capital planning process.

  • Assembly Bill 1709

    "Revised State Medical Examiner Act"; establishes Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner in DOH.

  • Assembly Bill 1741

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

  • Assembly Bill 1890

    Permits establishment by county and four-year institutions of higher education of three plus one degree programs for receipt of baccalaureate degree after spending three years at county college and one year at senior institution.

  • Assembly Bill 1903

    Provides for priority consideration, by DCA, DEP, DOT, and municipalities, of permit applications for green building projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2085

    Concerns expedited process for foreclosing vacant and abandoned residential properties in uncontested actions.

  • Assembly Bill 2134

    Makes FY 2018 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 to DOH for family planning services.

  • 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 3685

    Increases annual salary of Governor's cabinet officers, judges, county prosecutors, and certain other public employees.

  • Assembly Bill 3849

    Eliminates eligibility time limit on tuition benefits for spouses of certain public safety workers killed in performance of their duties.

In committee · 71
  • Assembly Bill 103

    Establishes reward program in DOE for districts with high academic performance and low per pupil expenditures.

  • Assembly Bill 104

    Increases State appropriations to Energy Tax Receipts Property Tax Relief Fund by $387 million to restore municipal aid reductions from Fiscal Years 2009, 2010, and 2011.

  • Assembly Bill 105

    Eliminates State aid growth limit for school districts in which individuals age 65 and over comprise at least 33.3 percent of the population.

  • Assembly Bill 123

    Bars sex offenders from jobs which primarily consist of contact with children.

  • Assembly Bill 126

    Establishes manufacturing machine and metal trade apprenticeships tax credit program.

  • Assembly Bill 205

    "Microphone-Enabled Devices Act"; requires user consent before enabling device microphone.

  • Assembly Bill 206

    Requires commercial Internet website and online service operators to notify customers of collection and disclosure of personally identifiable information to third parties.

  • Assembly Bill 254

    Prohibits person appointed as arbitrator who subsequently serves as mediator from resuming the role of arbitrator unless the parties agree.

  • Assembly Bill 279

    "Transparency in Government Act"; provides for establishment of State public finance website.

  • Assembly Bill 280

    Provides for priority consideration, by State, of permit applications by counties and municipalities with 10 or more shared services.

  • Assembly Bill 292

    The "Digital Impersonation Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 313

    Requires distribution of homestead benefits on or before October 31 of the State fiscal year during which an appropriation is made.

  • Assembly Bill 322

    Requires certain undergraduate students to file degree plan and requires public institutions of higher education to develop pathway systems to graduation.

  • Assembly Bill 379

    Prohibits release of home addresses of certain public safety employees by governmental entities.

  • Assembly Bill 414

    Revises certain laws concerning domestic violence and firearms.

  • Assembly Bill 440

    Establishes Center for the Study of Health Care Billing Data.

  • Assembly Bill 441

    Adds to property tax levy cap exclusions increases in flood insurance premiums.

  • Assembly Bill 443

    Requires health care provider participating in carrier network to give notice to covered person of provider's referral to out-of-network provider.

  • Assembly Bill 444

    "Uncompensated Pending Medicaid Beneficiary Payment Relief Act"; provides compensation relief to nursing facilities when resident's Medicaid eligibility determination is delayed more than 90 days.

  • Assembly Bill 473

    Creates Construction Trades Licensing Board for licensing and regulation of several construction professions; creates new division for homeowner protection in Department of Law and Public Safety.

  • 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 523

    Requires Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to provide information on life insurance plans to borrowers of student loans and requires authority to contract with life insurance company to offer policies to borrowers.

  • Assembly Bill 535

    Requires executive county superintendents to submit school district consolidation plan to Commissioner of Education within one year and every five years thereafter and commissioner to approve or modify plan within six months of submission.

  • Assembly Bill 537

    "Holocaust Reparations Tax Exemption Act"; exempts value of certain payments to Holocaust survivors and their eligible descendants from transfer inheritance and estate taxes.

  • Assembly Bill 563

    Establishes pilot project to permit voters in military service on active duty overseas, and their eligible family members, to vote in certain elections using the Internet; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 663

    Prohibits DOE from regulating maximum salary amount school district may pay superintendent of schools and eliminates TPAF reenrollment exception for certain certified superintendents and administrators.

  • Assembly Bill 756

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands horse racetrack, subject to voter approval.

  • Assembly Bill 757

    Permits State Lottery Commission to authorize video lottery terminals at Meadowlands racetrack, upon voter approval; dedicates 1/3 net proceeds to General Fund, 1/3 to State education aid, and 1/3 to horse racing industry.

  • Assembly Bill 783

    Establishes grant program for homeless veterans shelters.

  • Assembly Bill 926

    Permits group self-insurance plans for, and collective bargaining agreements improving the provision of, workers' compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 1010

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

  • Assembly Bill 1062

    Requires foreign corporations providing electronic communication services or remote computing services to comply with New Jersey subpoenas, court orders and search warrants.

  • Assembly Bill 1067

    Requires hiring preference for veterans in non-civil service jurisdictions.

  • Assembly Bill 1080

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

  • Assembly Bill 1218

    Provides for decrease and eventual ban on use of non-compostable plastic grocery bags.

  • Assembly Bill 1221

    Regulates Internet pharmacies and electronic prescriptions.

  • Assembly Bill 1224

    Revises court filing fees, assessments, penalties, fines, and certain licensing fees to fund Pretrial Services Program, e-court information system and Legal Services of New Jersey; repeals certain statutory provisions concerning court fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1228

    Requires certain health benefits plans to provide coverage for behavioral health care services determined to be medically necessary, including 90 days per year of inpatient residential care.

  • Assembly Bill 1252

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

  • Assembly Bill 1272

    Creates self-defense justification for victims of domestic violence.

  • Assembly Bill 1282

    Authorizes State constitutional convention to reform system of property taxation; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1293

    Requires report and public hearing prior to DEP recommendation of site for inclusion on Superfund list.

  • Assembly Bill 1311

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

  • 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 1442

    Extends gross income tax medical expense deduction to certain cord blood banking services.

  • Assembly Bill 1447

    Revises homestead property tax reimbursement eligibility requirements for certain claimants relocating homesteads within the same municipality.

  • Assembly Bill 1489

    The "New Jobs for New Jersey Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1503

    Maintains property tax exemption for certain nonprofit hospitals with on-site for-profit medical providers; requires these hospitals to pay community service contributions to host municipalities; establishes Nonprofit Hospital Community Service Contributi

  • Assembly Bill 1535

    Requires cost disclosures by health care providers under certain circumstances; applies certain restrictions to charges for medical supplies.

  • Assembly Bill 1595

    Requires electronic health records systems to meet requirements to accept, process, and transmit prescriptions for Schedule II controlled dangerous substance.

  • Assembly Bill 1624

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

  • Assembly Bill 1722

    "Transparency, Responsibility, and Accountability for New Surcharges and Increases in Ticketing (T.R.A.N.S.I.T.) Act"; increases number of public hearings NJT is required to hold prior and subsequent to fare increase or change or abandonment of service.

  • Assembly Bill 1764

    Establishes criminal penalties for sale and possession of certain firearm components.

  • Assembly Bill 1795

    Establishes amber light duration at traffic control signals.

  • Assembly Bill 1830

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

  • Assembly Bill 1907

    Establishes "Veterans Affordable Housing Section 8 Voucher Pilot Program."

  • Assembly Bill 1912

    Requires hospitals to establish sepsis recognition and treatment protocols.

  • Assembly Bill 1920

    Requires certain disclosures to consumers regarding health care costs.

  • Assembly Bill 1927

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

  • Assembly Bill 1950

    Requires notice prior to lapse of life insurance policy due to nonpayment of premium.

  • Assembly Bill 1951

    Allows military member to qualify for resident tuition rate at county college.

  • 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 1955

    Makes it a crime of the fourth degree for a private citizen to use a tracking device to track another person without that person's consent.

  • Assembly Bill 1981

    Concerns dissemination of wage and hour information for tipped workers.

  • Assembly Bill 2115

    Establishes the "New Jersey Residential Foreclosure Transformation Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2531

    Requires school districts, charter schools, nonpublic schools, and contracted service providers to review employment history of prospective employees to discover allegations of child abuse or sexual misconduct involving children.

  • Assembly Bill 2961

    Increases contribution limit by counties and municipalities to volunteer first aid, ambulance, and rescue squads.

  • Assembly Bill 3389

    Transfers New Jersey State Forestry Services and related entities to Department of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 3410

    "Tipped Wage Worker Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3786

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

  • Assembly Bill 3815

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

Senate

Sponsored

Became law5

  • Senate Bill 2850

    Requires board of education or school bus contractor, within one business day of notification that school bus driver's license is suspended or revoked, to verify to DOE that driver is no longer operating school bus. *

  • Senate Bill 2914

    Requires suspension of school bus endorsement on driver's license for certain number of motor vehicle moving violations in certain time period.

  • Senate Bill 2969

    Modifies responsibilities of fantasy sports operators concerning participant funds.

  • Senate Bill 3036

    Prohibits medical providers from reporting certain workers' compensation medical charges to collection and credit reporting agencies.

  • Senate Bill 4228

    Concerns tax data sharing between State Treasury and DOLWD.

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 3074

    Provides for procurement by State of pharmacy benefits manager, automated reverse auction services, and claims adjudication services.

Passed the Senate2

  • Senate Bill 2851

    Requires boards of education and school bus contractors to designate individuals as certain school bus safety personnel.*

  • Senate Bill 3202

    Requires hospitals to provide breast cancer patients with information concerning reconstructive surgery; prohibits certain provisions in managed care plan contracts.

Out of committee13

  • Senate Bill 2609

    Prevents criminal defendent from asserting "gay and transgender panic" defense to murder charge in order to reduce charge to manslaughter committed in heat of passion.*

  • Senate Bill 2636

    Establishes "County Code Pilot Program" for certain counties.*

  • Senate Bill 2637

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

  • Senate Bill 2754

    Requires study of safety of school bus passengers in certain emergency situations, including school bus accidents; appropriates $250,000. *

  • Senate Bill 2755

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

  • Senate Bill 2855

    Requires public school student to carry identification card at school-sponsored, off-campus activities and requires principal to keep list of students on school buses used for school-sponsored activities in case of emergencies.

  • Senate Bill 2891

    "New Jersey Secure Choice Savings Program Act"; establishes retirement savings program for certain workers; establishes standard contribution level of 3 percent.*

  • Senate Bill 3032

    Requires telemarketers to provide name, mailing address, and telephone number of person on whose behalf call is made.

  • Senate Bill 3037

    Permits transmittal of certain proposed county ordinances by electronic mail.

  • Senate Bill 3080

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $11,300,000 from General Fund to DOE to increase per pupil funding for nonpublic security aid from $75 to $150.

  • Senate Bill 3990

    Requires property condition disclosure statement to indicate presence of lead plumbing in residential property.

  • Senate Bill 4160

    "New Jersey Fair Play Act"; allows collegiate student-athletes to earn compensation for use of name, image, or likeness.

  • Senate Bill 4227

    Requires employers to post notice for employees on employee misclassification.

In committee52

  • Senate Bill 617

    Imposes oversight, cost analysis, and fee requirements for State contracts; includes State contract performance in conscientious employee protection act; limits to three years all State contracts; requires certain disclosures on State contracts.

  • Senate Bill 2610

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

  • Senate Bill 2611

    Provides gross income tax deduction for costs of certain green home improvements that increase building systems resiliency.

  • Senate Bill 2612

    Allows modernization for the form of disbursement for certain State government payments to individuals and business entities.

  • Senate Bill 2613

    Modernizes the distribution of gross income tax refunds by making direct deposit the default distribution method.

  • Senate Bill 2614

    Establishes NJ STEM Entrepreneur Fellowship Program in DOLWD.

  • Senate Bill 2615

    Establishes assessment on criminal offenders for "School Safety and Security Fund."

  • Senate Bill 2616

    Authorizes application for dismissal of a "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation " ("SLAPP").

  • Senate Bill 2634

    Requires commercial Internet website and online service operators to conspicuously post their privacy policy.

  • Senate Bill 2635

    Prohibits firearm possession by persons convicted of certain offenses.

  • Senate Bill 2638

    Requires opioid antidote dispensation to be monitored under Prescription Monitoring Program, and authorizes certain entities to submit info regarding opioid antidote administration for inclusion in secondary, linked database; designated as "John Wagner's

  • Senate Bill 2639

    Requires prescriptions for animals to be issued in name of animal owner; prohibits unnamed persons from possessing prescribed drugs; and requires Prescription Monitoring Program to include information about controlled substances prescribed by veterinarian

  • Senate Bill 2640

    Permits use of electronic smoking devices in vapor retail establishments.

  • Senate Bill 2641

    Requires Internet service providers to keep confidential and prohibit any disclosure, sale, or unauthorized access to subscriber's personally identifiable information unless subscriber authorizes Internet service provider in writing to disclose informatio

  • Senate Bill 2681

    Provides that criminal history record checks for employees of nonpublic schools are mandatory.

  • Senate Bill 2791

    Requires State Treasurer to submit report to Legislature every six months identifying deadlines for applications for federal funds by State agencies.

  • Senate Bill 2792

    Establishes State to oversee application for and receipt of federal funds Ombudsman by State agencies.

  • Senate Bill 2806

    Requires filing of certain findings on out-of-network arbitrations and requires Commissioner of Banking and Insurance to conduct surveys and produce certain reports.

  • Senate Bill 2940

    Requires shelter, pound, or kennel operating as shelter or pound to offer animal in its care to animal rescue organization for adoption before euthanizing it; extends time required to offer animal for adoption from seven to 30 days.

  • Senate Bill 2970

    Broadens scope of information sharing and civil immunity therefor, related to insurance fraud.

  • Senate Bill 3079

    Prohibits leaving loaded firearm within easy access of minor under age of 18; requires law enforcement officers who observe unsecured firearms to conduct follow-up.

  • Senate Bill 3201

    Revises certain aspects of out-of-network arbitration process under the "Out-of-network Consumer Protection, Transparency, Cost Containment and Accountability Act."

  • Senate Bill 3448

    Provides gross income tax deductions for certain education loan payments made by certain taxpayers.

  • Senate Bill 3514

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

  • Senate Bill 3555

    Provides temporary gross income tax credit to first time home buyers and seniors.

  • Senate Bill 3556

    Extends certain benefits to veterans who received a badge, medal, or ribbon for serving in federal military campaign or expedition.

  • Senate Bill 3570

    Prohibits health club services contracts from limiting liability for injuries caused by negligence of health club.

  • Senate Bill 3571

    Requires health benefits coverage for rapid diagnostic testing for influenza A and B viruses.

  • Senate Bill 3656

    Establishes new requirements for certain used motor vehicle dealers; creates "Used Car Buyer's Bill of Rights."

  • Senate Bill 3657

    Includes self-insured entities and plans under certain provisions of "New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act."

  • Senate Bill 3658

    Immunizes from civil liability first responders who forcibly enter property to provide emergency assistance.

  • Senate Bill 3942

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

  • Senate Bill 3943

    Requires local contracting unit to award local public contract to most responsible bidder.

  • Senate Bill 3988

    Requires certain residential property owners, schools, and child care centers to test drinking water for lead every three years.

  • Senate Bill 3989

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

  • Senate Bill 3991

    Requires public water systems to offer drinking water tests to customers in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 3992

    Requires public water systems to provide customers and local officials with expedited notice of elevated lead levels.

  • Senate Bill 3993

    Requires landlords to provide notice to tenants concerning lead in drinking water.

  • Senate Bill 3994

    Allows municipalities to establish loan programs to fund replacement of lead service lines.

  • Senate Bill 4000

    Provides gross income tax credit to certain taxpayers who pay for certain in-home services through health care service firm.

  • Senate Bill 4028

    Requires publication of certain information related to toll discounts on E-ZPass website.

  • Senate Bill 4029

    Directs NJTA and SJTA to apply 10 percent discount to toll payments made by customers having New Jersey electronic toll collection system account in event of motor fuel tax increase; sunsets two years from increase.

  • Senate Bill 4030

    Requires NJTA and SJTA to display amount of tolls paid in lanes used for electronic toll collection system, commonly known as E-ZPass.

  • Senate Bill 4031

    "New Jersey Toll Payer Protection Act"; establishes requirements concerning certain toll payment.

  • Senate Bill 4032

    Requires NJTA and SJTA to establish temporary amnesty program for fees associated with outstanding unpaid tolls.

  • Senate Bill 4041

    Permits counties and municipalities to bond for alternative fuel vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 4213

    Expands eligibility under New Jersey earned income tax credit program to allow taxpayers who are at least 18 years of age to qualify.

  • Senate Bill 4214

    Increases benefit amounts under New Jersey earned income tax credit program from 40 percent to 50 percent.

  • Senate Bill 4297

    Provides retirement allowance after 20 years of service regardless of age for members of PFRS.

  • Senate Bill 4348

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

  • Senate Bill 4349

    Requires health insurance companies to cover lead screenings for children 16 years of age or younger.

  • Senate Bill 4350

    Places $100 cap on amount paid by covered persons for purchase of insulin drugs; requires Division of Consumer Affairs to investigate insulin prices.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 26
  • Senate Bill 2

    Modifies school funding law to eliminate adjustment aid and State aid growth limit; allows adjustment to tax levy growth limitation for certain school districts.

  • Senate Bill 52

    Requires disclosure of breach of security of online account.

  • Senate Bill 105

    Provides Medicaid coverage for family planning services to individuals with incomes up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level.

  • Senate Bill 120

    Makes FY 2018 supplemental appropriation of $7,453,000 to DOH for family planning services.

  • Senate Bill 122

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credit for certain expenses incurred for production of certain films and digital media content; designated as Garden State Film and Digital Media Jobs Act.

  • Senate Bill 376

    Eliminates eligibility time limit on tuition benefits for spouses of certain public safety workers killed in performance of their duties.

  • 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 477

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

  • Senate Bill 716

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

  • Senate Bill 785

    Requires Police Training Commission to develop supplemental training course for certain county corrections officers.*

  • Senate Bill 824

    Revises certain drunk driving penalties; expands use of ignition interlock devices.**

  • Senate Bill 865

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

  • Senate Bill 869

    Permits establishment by county and four-year institutions of higher education of three plus one degree programs for receipt of baccalaureate degree after spending three years at county college and one year at senior institution.

  • Senate Bill 976

    "Revised State Medical Examiner Act"; establishes Office of the Chief State Medical Examiner in DOH.

  • Senate Bill 1032

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

  • Senate Bill 1229

    Increases annual salary of Governor's cabinet officers, judges, county prosecutors, and certain other public employees.*

  • Senate Bill 1493

    Prohibits landlords from requiring residential tenants to pay rent and other related charges through electronic funds transfer; requires landlords to provide receipts for cash payments.

  • Senate Bill 2555

    Allows dependent students whose parents or guardians hold H-1B visas to qualify for in-State tuition at public institutions of higher education provided they meet certain criteria. *

  • Senate Bill 2676

    Requires boards of education and nonpublic schools to provide law enforcement authorities with copies of blueprints and maps of schools and school grounds.

  • Senate Bill 2723

    Establishes STEM Loan Redemption Program.

  • Senate Bill 2848

    Requires school bus drivers to submit medical certificate to employer to prove continuing physical fitness and to submit to medical examination that includes certain screenings.*

  • Senate Bill 2858

    Prohibits issuance of certain badges to NJT board members, PANYNJ commissioners, and local and State elected officials.

  • Senate Bill 3061

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for businesses that participate in DOL registered apprenticeship programs; establishes grant program for tax-exempt organizations participating in DOL registered apprenticeship programs.

  • Senate Bill 3246

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

  • Senate Bill 4200

    Requires State to pay difference between federal allocation and total cost of reduced price breakfast or lunch; appropriates $4.5 million.

Vetoed · 3
  • Senate Bill 1697

    Exempts fuel used for operation of certain school buses from petroleum products gross receipts tax and motor fuel tax; clarifies tax treatment of certain dyed fuel thereunder; clarifies determination of taxable estates of certain decedents.

  • Senate Bill 2835

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

  • Senate Bill 3062

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for businesses that employ apprentices in DOL registered apprenticeships.

Passed the Senate · 10
  • Senate Bill 688

    Establishes the four-year "New Jersey Early Innovation Inspiration School Grant Pilot Program" in DOE to fund non-traditional Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics programs for students in grades K through 8.

  • Senate Bill 915

    Permits certain portion of municipal development trust funds to be spent on housing affordability assistance to veterans.

  • Senate Bill 1606

    Permits small businesses to qualify for loans from EDA for costs of energy audit and making energy efficiency or conservation improvements.

  • Senate Bill 1883

    Requires owner or operator of certain trains to have discharge response, cleanup, and contingency plans to transport certain hazardous materials by rail; requires NJ DOT to request bridge inspection reports from US DOT.

  • Senate Bill 2345

    Expands scope of New Jersey Regulatory Flexibility Act dealing with economic impact of rules on small businesses.

  • Senate Bill 2371

    Permits inclusion of volunteer firefighters and other emergency responders within municipal eligible employee group for purposes of the small employer health benefits plan statutes.

  • Senate Bill 3107

    Provides for vacancy in county surrogate, clerk, register of deeds and mortgages, and sheriff offices occurring 70 days before general election to be filled at second succeeding general election.

  • Senate Bill 3374

    Provides Medicaid coverage to eligible pregnant women for six-month period beginning on the last day of pregnancy. *

  • Senate Bill 4083

    Makes supplemental appropriations of $1.5 million for Bright Side Manor in Teaneck to fund capital improvement costs.

  • Senate Bill 4285

    Provides accidental death benefits in certain circumstances to surviving spouse and surviving child of SPRS member or retiree who participated in 9/11 World Trade Center rescue, recovery, or cleanup operations.

Out of committee · 33
  • Senate Bill 244

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

  • Senate Bill 618

    Establishes a joint legislative and executive branch New Jersey Revenue Advisory Board to provide consensus revenue forecasting advice for State budget purposes.*

  • Senate Bill 1232

    Exempts certain personal information from State's open public records law; bars attorney's fees award in denial of access proceeding in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1339

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

  • Senate Bill 1709

    Expands crime of terrorism.

  • Senate Bill 1732

    Clarifies that violation of "New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act" results in loss of motor vehicle liability insurance coverage in certain circumstances; provides certain coverage for innocent persons in event of fraudulent actions by policyholders.

  • Senate Bill 1780

    "New Jersey Call Center Jobs Act."

  • Senate Bill 1783

    Requires public water systems to compile, and submit to DEP, lead service line inventories.

  • Senate Bill 1841

    Requires Director of the Division of Taxation to establish six-month State tax amnesty period that ends no later than December 31, 2018.*

  • Senate Bill 2244

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

  • Senate Bill 2317

    Establishes New Jersey Civic Information Consortium.*

  • Senate Bill 2679

    Establishes reciprocity requirements for out-of-State certified nurse aides to practice in New Jersey. *

  • Senate Bill 2682

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

  • Senate Bill 2728

    Appropriates $15,294,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Senate Bill 2756

    Requires payment of State employees' compensation during involuntary furlough or temporary reduction in force due to late enactment of State annual appropriation act.

  • Senate Bill 2852

    Requires school bus operations in State to comply with certain federal regulations.

  • Senate Bill 2854

    Requires school bus drivers to retake certain knowledge test upon license renewal.

  • Senate Bill 3071

    Requires public works contractors to have certain certifications; requires certain contractors to participate in apprenticeship program.*

  • Senate Bill 3347

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

  • Senate Bill 3410

    Establishes Gateway Development Commission.

  • Senate Bill 3427

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

  • Senate Bill 3443

    Requires State Treasurer to pay county prosecutor's expenses for overseeing certain law enforcement agencies.

  • Senate Bill 3471

    Enhances penalties related to counterfeit drugs.

  • Senate Bill 3474

    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.*

  • Senate Bill 3591

    Establishes program in HMFA to provide loans to replace lead-contaminated water service lines for certain senior and low income homeowners; appropriates $1 million.

  • Senate Bill 3802

    Requires continuation of health benefits dependent coverage until child turns 26 years of age.

  • Senate Bill 3803

    Requires health benefits coverage for certain preventive services.

  • Senate Bill 3809

    Expands rate review process in DOBI for certain individual and small employer health benefits plans.

  • Senate Bill 3810

    Revises certain permissible rating factors for premiums charged for individual and small employer health benefits plans.

  • Senate Bill 3842

    Extends availability period for tax credits for certain expenses incurred for production of certain film and digital media content, raises annual cap related to film production, and provides for annual administration of film tax credits.*

  • Senate Bill 3907

    Requires reporting of opioid deaths.

  • Senate Bill 3918

    Establishes Gateway Development Commission with certain powers and responsibilities.

  • Senate Bill 4113

    Requires health insurers to limit copayments for insulin.

In committee · 26
  • Senate Bill 70

    Concerns State-administered retirement savings plan; establishes "Garden State MEP."

  • Senate Bill 296

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts.

  • Senate Bill 623

    Creates New Jersey Crude Oil by Rail Safety Task Force.

  • Senate Bill 921

    Requires DOH to establish Statewide standardized requirements for licensure and operation of mobile food vendors; designated as "Streamlined Food Truck Licensure Act."

  • Senate Bill 1321

    Prohibits disclosure of certain religious affiliation information by State or local government agencies.

  • Senate Bill 2302

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

  • Senate Bill 2372

    Clarifies that public construction and public works contracts may be made through cooperative purchasing agreements.

  • Senate Bill 2790

    Requires school bus driver's complete motor vehicle driving record be shared with board of education or school bus contractor and local police.

  • Senate Bill 2935

    Supplemental appropriation of $25 million to DOH to assist certain mental health and addiction service providers transitioning to fee-for-service reimbursement system.

  • Senate Bill 2999

    Establishes commission to study effects on adolescents of smart phone and social media usage in school.

  • Senate Bill 3012

    Requires restaurant employees to receive periodic sexual harassment training.

  • Senate Bill 3089

    Concerns arbitration for certain non-teaching school staff.

  • Senate Bill 3318

    Clarifies that crimes of trespassing and invasion of privacy also include use of unmanned aircraft systems.

  • Senate Bill 3430

    Allows E-ZPass customers to opt to receive real-time electronic notification of use of E-ZPass system at toll plazas operated by NJTA and SJTA.

  • Senate Bill 3515

    Requires pharmacies to maintain minimum stock of opioid antidote.

  • Senate Bill 3527

    Establishes four-year Career and Technical Education Partnership Grant Program.

  • Senate Bill 3532

    Establishes Main Street Economic Growth Program to encourage business development in small, highly developed municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 3534

    Upgrades certain types of assault against sports officials to aggravated assault.

  • Senate Bill 3710

    Requires Commissioner of Human Services to streamline SNAP application process for senior citizens and conduct outreach regarding senior SNAP participation.

  • Senate Bill 3720

    "Senior Citizens Property Tax Deferral Act"; allows certain seniors to defer property tax payments.

  • Senate Bill 3724

    Establishes $140 standard medical expense deduction under SNAP for certain senior citizens.

  • Senate Bill 3758

    Provides for direct State payment of cost of special education and related services for certain students.

  • Senate Bill 3936

    Criminalizes impersonating transportation network company driver.

  • Senate Bill 4290

    Establishes NJ Fuel Cell Task Force to increase use of fuel cells in State.

  • Senate Bill 4301

    Makes Fiscal Year 2020 supplemental appropriation of $3,000,000 from General Fund to DOE to support nonpublic nursing services aid.

  • Senate Bill 4334

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

Filed · 1
  • Senate Bill 233

    Requires certain school buses to be equipped with lap and shoulder seat belts.