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Nelson T. Albano

Bills in the 2012–2013 Session, General Assembly.

All of Nelson T. Albano's terms

Sponsored

Became law10

  • Assembly Bill 481

    Fred Baker's Law; establishes July 30th of each year as "Corrections Officer Day."*

  • Assembly Bill 484

    Designates portion of U.S. Route No. 40 in Buena Borough, Atlantic County as "Peter 'Pete' Dandrea Section of the Harding Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 495

    Creates crime of threatening the life of certain animals; designated as Dano and Valder's Law.**

  • Assembly Bill 1898

    Extends burial of indigent veterans to those who did not serve in time of war; clarifies role of DMVA in identifying deceased veterans; provides additional funding, subject to availability, for burial of indigent veterans.*

  • Assembly Bill 2882

    Requires professional boards to provide credits toward requirements for licensure for veterans with substantially equivalent training.*

  • Assembly Bill 2978

    Requires Department of Agriculture to publish on its website information concerning wineries and community supported agriculture entities in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 3592

    Appropriates $38.5 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

  • Assembly Bill 3606

    Requires DOE provide professional development opportunities related to reading disabilities; mandates certain school district personnel annually compete two hours of professional development related to reading disabilities.*

  • Assembly Bill 3608

    Directs State Board of Education to incorporate the International Dyslexia Association's definition of dyslexia into special education regulations.

  • Assembly Bill 4036

    Establishes directed bait and human food fishery for menhaden, and clarifies existing law regarding taking of menhaden.

Passed the General Assembly9

  • Assembly Bill 494

    Establishes recreational fishing license plate; dedicates fees to coastal fishing research.

  • Assembly Bill 507

    Establishes licensing program in Department of Agriculture for farmed deer and other cervids.

  • Assembly Bill 2402

    Provides bonus awards to certain businesses who hire employees who were previously unemployed for more than 13 weeks.

  • Assembly Bill 2871

    Provides for confiscation and forfeiture of mislabeled Jersey Fresh and similarly branded goods.

  • Assembly Bill 3472

    Establishes the New Jersey Task Force on Domestic Violence and Abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 3503

    Establishes "Task Force To Review Residential Community Release Programs" to review this State's halfway houses and make recommendations concerning security and inmate services.

  • Assembly Bill 3840

    Prohibits DEP from reducing fishing quotas established by federal or regional entities, unless authorized by law.

  • Assembly Bill 3902

    Establishes certain pet shop requirements and standards for care of dogs.

  • Assembly Bill 3905

    Revises animal cruelty offenses and penalties concerning animal abandonment and failure to report injuring certain animals with a motor vehicle; increases civil penalties for certain other animal cruelty offenses.*

Out of committee23

  • Assembly Bill 498

    Reestablishes historic driving privileges afforded holders of agricultural driver's licenses in operating farm equipment and vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 2041

    Establishes Agricultural Tourism Directional Sign Program, administered by DOT and Department of Agriculture, to direct motorists to agricultural tourism establishments. *

  • Assembly Bill 2529

    Requires New Jersey Turnpike Authority to hold regular meetings in various counties in the State.*

  • Assembly Bill 2550

    Provides for representation of certain regions of State on New Jersey Turnpike Authority.*

  • Assembly Bill 2562

    Permits Governor to notify local governments to fly United States and State flags at half-staff upon death of member of Armed Forces of United States or National Guard who was State resident.*

  • Assembly Bill 2645

    Establishes restrictions and requirements for use of fishing gear and conch, fishing, and lobster pots on artificial reefs.

  • Assembly Bill 2654

    Disqualifies individuals for unemployment benefits due to receipt of certain severance payments.

  • Assembly Bill 2710

    Expands exceptions to minimum age requirement for operating a boat to include nontidal waters.

  • Assembly Bill 2976

    Permits licensed veterinarians to employ foreign veterinary school graduates under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3057

    Criminalizes second or subsequent drunk driving offenses in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 3116

    Establishes maximum fees for licensing and administration of raffles by Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission and certain municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 3142

    Authorizes State Treasurer to sell surplus real property, known as Eagle Manor, located in Township of Fairfield in Cumberland County.

  • Assembly Bill 3169

    Prohibits sale of certain laser pointers that exceed certain power output.

  • Assembly Bill 3170

    Enhances penalty for tampering with evidence after fleeing the scene of an accident resulting in death.

  • Assembly Bill 3370

    Appropriates $8,930,975 from "2009 Green Acres Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3554

    Establishes cruelly restraining a dog as a criminal and civil animal cruelty offense.

  • Assembly Bill 3557

    Establishes process for recovering cost of caring for animals involved in animal cruelty violations.

  • Assembly Bill 3605

    Requires certain public school students to be screened for dyslexia and other reading disabilities.**

  • Assembly Bill 3901

    Establishes minimum criminal penalties for animal cruelty offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3903

    Revises animal cruelty offenses involving neglect and abuse, and the penalties therefor; repeals appropriate sections of law.*

  • Assembly Bill 3904

    Revises animal cruelty offenses involving neglect and abuse, and the penalties therefor; repeals appropriate sections of law.*

  • Assembly Bill 3907

    Revises animal cruelty provisions concerning euthanizing and impoundment of animals, and provisions for court disposition of seized animals; establishes civil penalty for improper euthanizing of animals; repeals conflicting sections of law.

  • Assembly Bill 4276

    Clarifies that compensation may be paid for expenses related to service animals required due to injuries resulting from crime against victim.*

In committee82

  • Assembly Bill 472

    Increases mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain repeat sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 473

    Requires annual review of all released sex offenders to determine if they were registered and tiered.

  • Assembly Bill 474

    Includes death by auto or vessel and certain assaults as crimes with bail restrictions.

  • Assembly Bill 475

    "Pharmacy Quality Improvement and Error Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 476

    Chloe and Samantha's Law; requires notice to consumers of availability of products to prevent tip-over accidents involving certain furniture or televisions.

  • Assembly Bill 477

    Directs State Comptroller to identify and recommend certain programmatic budget reductions for certain State agencies, authorities, and instrumentalities.

  • Assembly Bill 478

    Increases the application fee and provides for an admission fee to pre-trial intervention; dedicates fee increase for victim services.

  • Assembly Bill 479

    Eliminates downgrading of DWI offenses that occur more than 10 years after previous conviction.

  • Assembly Bill 480

    Establishes conflict resolution procedures through Department of Agriculture for complaints against existing commercial fishing docks and fish processing facilities at established locations.

  • Assembly Bill 482

    Increases certain penalties for vehicular homicides involving intoxicated drivers; designated "Josh's and Craig's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 483

    Establishes new crimes concerning service dogs and upgrades crimes against certain other animals.

  • Assembly Bill 485

    Authorizes property tax levy cap banking by local units and boards of education.

  • Assembly Bill 486

    Transfers administration of certain nutrition programs to Department of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 487

    Assigns financial responsibility of educating homeless student to district of attendance.

  • Assembly Bill 488

    Increases penalties for certain motor vehicle right-of-way violations and requires attendance at Driver Improvement Program.

  • Assembly Bill 489

    Requires forfeiture of public office upon conviction of fourth degree crime or higher; disqualifies person from future office upon conviction of fourth degree crime or higher or conviction of crime involving dishonesty.

  • Assembly Bill 490

    Upgrades penalties for assaulting a law enforcement officer.

  • Assembly Bill 491

    Requires reduction in number of positions in State service; establishes procedure to control creation of new State positions and filling of vacancies.

  • Assembly Bill 492

    Makes certain repeat offenders ineligible for parole.

  • Assembly Bill 493

    Increases minimum penalty for aggravated manslaughter under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 496

    Extends implied consent law to blood tests to determine if driver under influence of drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 497

    Denies parole eligibility for certain inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 499

    Revises qualifications and requirements for permits to carry handgun; establishes annual fee of $100.

  • Assembly Bill 501

    Allows judge to admit evidence of prior sexual offenses in current sexual offense actions.

  • Assembly Bill 502

    Provides additional penalties for certain crimes involving cemeteries and other property.

  • Assembly Bill 503

    Increases penalty for assault that results in brain damage or permanent severe bodily injury.

  • Assembly Bill 504

    Clarifies that conviction of refusal to submit to breathalyzer constitutes prior conviction for sentencing purposes under drunk driving law.

  • Assembly Bill 505

    Creates striped bass license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 506

    Provides for voluntary contributions by taxpayers on gross income tax returns for fish and wildlife management and conservation.

  • Assembly Bill 508

    Prohibits certain agencies from establishing checkpoints limited to specific vehicle types.

  • Assembly Bill 1879

    Clarifies that certain former New Jersey National Guard members may be eligible for higher education tuition assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 1882

    Suspends certain tolls during evacuation of coastal areas.

  • Assembly Bill 1883

    Directs Office of Emergency Management to develop and undertake annual public awareness campaign concerning State's emergency coastal evacuation plan.

  • Assembly Bill 1900

    Requires inmates serving "No Early Release Act" sentences be placed in State correctional institutions and prohibits their participation in Residential Community Release programs until they are eligible for parole.

  • Assembly Bill 2040

    Revises animal fighting laws; establishes minimum penalty for criminal animal cruelty offenses; establishes additional penalties for animal cruelty offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2095

    Authorizes free State park and forest admission and free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses for persons with certain types of military service.

  • Assembly Bill 2134

    Permits certain self-employed individuals to purchase small employer health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 2135

    Establishes aid program for certain municipalities with State correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2138

    Requires Commissioner of Corrections to institute 15-minute shift overlap in State correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2318

    Designates shared use walkway on State Highway Route No. 52 Causeway as "John 'Marty' Coggins Memorial Path."

  • Assembly Bill 2319

    Creates "Real Property Revaluation Review Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 2320

    Requires 40 hours annual in-service training for State corrections officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2321

    Establishes flat digital striped bass motor vehicle license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 2322

    Makes certain repeat offenders ineligible for parole.

  • Assembly Bill 2323

    Requires civilian employees of DOC to be trained in gang awareness.

  • Assembly Bill 2324

    Prohibits public institutions of higher education from increasing resident undergraduate tuition by more than 2% over the prior academic year.

  • Assembly Bill 2325

    Extends limit for nonpublic school busing to 30 miles in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Ocean, Salem, Sussex, and Warren Counties, and requires existing bus stops to be used.

  • Assembly Bill 2326

    "Pharmacy Quality Improvement and Error Prevention Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2327

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

  • Assembly Bill 2328

    Requires municipalities to exempt 100% disabled veterans from construction permit surcharge fees for improvements to promote living unit accessibility; appropriates $20,000 for municipal reimbursements.

  • Assembly Bill 2546

    Requires notice of cancellation or nonrenewal of automobile and homeowners insurance policies to be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested.

  • Assembly Bill 2547

    Designates four State songs.

  • Assembly Bill 2556

    Requires police to provide crime victim with free police report.

  • Assembly Bill 2653

    Repeals State moratorium prohibiting taking of horseshoe crabs from State waters.

  • Assembly Bill 2723

    Requires public and nonpublic schools, local recreation departments, youth serving organizations and camps to have defibrillators for youth athletic events, and public schools to train pupils in defibrillator use and cardio-pulmonary resuscitation.

  • Assembly Bill 2724

    Permits certain retired law enforcement officers to possess hollow nose ammunition.

  • Assembly Bill 2725

    Retitles State correction officer as State correctional police officer; clarifies law enforcement powers.

  • Assembly Bill 2726

    "State Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 2727

    Requires inmates with sufficient means to pay their incarceration costs.

  • Assembly Bill 2977

    Establishes a loan redemption program for certified veterinarians employed as large animal veterinarians in the State.

  • Assembly Bill 3117

    Criminalizes driving under the influence with person 17 years of age or younger in vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 3118

    Permits a joint meeting by the Senate and Assembly Budget Committees to review and veto utility rate increases approved by BPU.

  • Assembly Bill 3119

    Permits exterior-based property reassessments within eight years of last municipal-wide revaluation.

  • Assembly Bill 3167

    Makes "Skinner's and Michelle's Law" violators subject to No Early Release Act sentencing guidelines.

  • Assembly Bill 3555

    Provides for one-time increase of PFRS retiree annual pensions under $32,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3556

    Directs Attorney General to develop plan to disseminate Amber and Silver Alert information through social media.

  • Assembly Bill 3607

    Requires DOE provide professional development opportunities related to reading disabilities to school district personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 3609

    Requires that candidates for certain teaching certificates, in addition to existing requirements, also pass a written test on the foundations of teaching reading and diagnosing reading difficulties.

  • Assembly Bill 3723

    Provides family leave insurance for certain first responders.

  • Assembly Bill 3777

    The "Green Acres, Farmland, Blue Acres, and Historic Preservation Bond Act of 2013"; authorizes bonds for $500 million; appropriates $5,000.

  • Assembly Bill 3792

    Authorizes NJ Sports and Exposition Authority and Division of Travel and Tourism to accept gifts to promote tourism in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 4074

    Establishes additional standards regulating the conduct of licensed public adjusters.

  • Assembly Bill 4075

    Makes disabled persons receiving disability payments pursuant to federal Railroad Retirement Act eligible to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 4153

    Requires DCA to establish training and certification program and arbitration standards for new home warranty arbitrators and publish a "New Home Buyer's Bill of Rights."

  • Assembly Bill 4154

    Designates four State songs.

  • Assembly Bill 4157

    Reduces fire service requirement for exempt fireman certificate.

  • Assembly Bill 4277

    Makes supplemental appropriation of $1,000,000 to fund the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University.

  • Assembly Bill 4278

    Clarifies definition of reasonably necessary deviation when legally transporting firearm or weapon in motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 4326

    Provides that child study team members may be employees of the school district or of a DOE approved agency or clinic.

  • Assembly Bill 4407

    Permits, as approved by court, use of assistance dogs by certain victims or witnesses when giving testimony on certain offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 4512

    Establishes mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for harming or threatening to harm animal owned or used by a law enforcement agency or a search and rescue dog.

  • Assembly Bill 4513

    Shortens term of municipal court judges from three years to one year.

Carried from the Senate

Became law3

  • Senate Bill 2042

    Authorizes State Treasurer to sell surplus real property, known as Eagle Manor, located in Township of Fairfield in Cumberland County.

  • Senate Bill 2247

    Appropriates $8,930,975 from "2009 Green Acres Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Senate Bill 2442

    Requires certain public school students to be screened for dyslexia and other reading disabilities.**

Vetoed1

  • Senate Bill 418

    Prohibits sale of certain laser pointers that exceed certain power output.*

Co-sponsored

Became law · 9
  • Assembly Bill 638

    Establishes Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs Program in DEP and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 1074

    "Kulesh and Kubert's, and Bolis Law;" establishes violation of hands-free cell phone law as reckless under vehicular homicide and assault by auto statutes.*

  • Assembly Bill 1338

    Extends expiration date of certain permits pursuant to the "Permit Extension Act of 2008."

  • Assembly Bill 1887

    Prohibits imposition of corporation business tax on certain foreign corporations carrying passengers into and out of State in motor vehicle or motorbus.

  • Assembly Bill 1888

    Allows license suspension or revocation of certain health care professionals and medical waste facilities, generators, and transporters for willful illegal or improper medical waste disposal.*

  • Assembly Bill 2023

    Prohibits slaughter of horses and sale of horse flesh for human consumption.

  • Assembly Bill 2042

    Allows municipalities to provide veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 3692

    Expands notification when an offender is released from custody or transferred within the criminal justice system. *

  • Assembly Bill 4113

    Appropriates $1,393,084 from 2009 Historic Preservation Fund to provide historic site management grants for certain historic preservation projects.

Passed the General Assembly · 8
  • Assembly Bill 955

    Establishes the Workforce Shortage Loan Redemption Program.

  • Assembly Bill 1151

    Authorizes State and local governments to enter into group purchasing agreement for advanced technology vehicles and alternative fueled vehicles. *

  • Assembly Bill 1218

    Prohibits sending unsolicited advertising by text messaging, and requires companies offering text messaging services to allow customers to block all incoming and outgoing text messages.

  • Assembly Bill 1227

    Prohibits certain unsolicited checks.

  • Assembly Bill 1387

    Permits municipalities to establish weapons free zones around schools and public facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 2223

    Requires State to enable applicants for State agency-issued permits to track online the progress and status of their permit application.

  • Assembly Bill 2258

    Revises law concerning ticket sales.

  • Assembly Bill 4156

    Requires public bodies under Open Public Meetings Act to display U.S. flag and recite Pledge of Allegiance at beginning of meeting.

Out of committee · 28
  • Assembly Bill 531

    Allows commercial farmer to recover reasonable costs and attorney fees of defending against unreasonable complaints under "Right to Farm Act."

  • Assembly Bill 925

    Requires school buses transporting certain disabled persons to use flashing lights and establishes penalties for drivers who fail to yield.

  • Assembly Bill 998

    Establishes procedures and standards regarding public services privatization contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1084

    "New Jersey Angel Investor Tax Credit Act;" provides credits against corporation business and gross income taxes for investing in New Jersey emerging technology businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 1590

    Provides totally disabled persons with discount on hunting license fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1667

    Requires DOC to transfer certain payments of restitution to VCCB.

  • Assembly Bill 1843

    "Group Home Fire Safety Act."

  • Assembly Bill 1892

    Creates State Beach Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 2039

    Revises animal cruelty offenses concerning abuse, abandonment, neglect, and improper euthanizing of animals, increases criminal and civil penalties therefor; establishes such penalties for new offenses; repeals conflicting sections of law.

  • Assembly Bill 2384

    Prohibits certain contractors from public works projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2519

    Permits veterans' organizations to use net proceeds from games of chance for organizations' support.

  • Assembly Bill 2756

    Provides surviving spouses of certain fire and police personnel who die in line of duty with workers' compensation for entire period of survivorship.

  • Assembly Bill 3047

    "Children's Sudden Cardiac Events Reporting Act."

  • Assembly Bill 3318

    Provides that certain personal identifying information may be redacted from certain public records in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 3420

    Requires property tax bills to contain eligibility information on State tax relief programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3610

    Requires disclosure of storm or flood damage in vehicle sales.

  • Assembly Bill 3775

    Requires employer notification when relocating call center services outside the United States.

  • Assembly Bill 3900

    Establishes additional penalties for animal cruelty offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 3967

    Allows SPRS members to purchase SPRS credit for prior military service.

  • Assembly Bill 3986

    Codifies current State Board of Education regulations which limit who may serve as case managers for students with disabilities to members of child study teams and certain speech-language specialists.

  • Assembly Bill 4084

    Authorizes the establishment of federal impact aid reserve account.

  • Assembly Bill 4112

    Eliminates 10% surcharge on employer UI taxes during fiscal year 2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4151

    Allows certain drug dealing offenses to be graded by "units," rather than weight, of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 4183

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4261

    Extends Right to Farm Act protections to commercial beekeepers, with some restrictions.*

  • Assembly Bill 4262

    Establishes exclusive State regulatory authority over apiary activities and allows for delegation of monitoring and enforcement authority to municipalities.*

  • Assembly Bill 4263

    Establishes penalty for destruction of man-made native bee hive.

  • Assembly Bill 4286

    Increases State hotel and motel occupancy fee revenues required to be annually appropriated to fund certain arts and cultural, historical, and tourism-related programs and activities.*

In committee · 97
  • Assembly Bill 192

    Requires BPU to increase credit provided when issuing Solar Renewable Energy Certificates for solar energy produced by equipment manufactured in NJ.

  • Assembly Bill 204

    Allows corporation business tax credits as incentives for redevelopment of distressed shopping centers.

  • Assembly Bill 224

    Increases membership of PFRS board of trustees from 11 to 13 members.

  • Assembly Bill 230

    Authorizes wiretap orders for investigation of luring or enticing a child, identity theft, stalking and harassment under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 280

    Authorizes county colleges and county vocational school districts to establish aviation related job certification, training, and internship programs and provides a corporation business tax credit for funds donated to support such programs.

  • Assembly Bill 282

    Authorizes "100 percent Disabled Veteran" license plates for qualified veterans; entitles holders to handicapped parking privileges.

  • Assembly Bill 291

    Eliminates imposition of corporation business tax on certain foreign corporations carrying passengers into and out of State in motor vehicle or motorbus.

  • Assembly Bill 312

    Exempts handicapped spots from meters or fees.

  • Assembly Bill 446

    Adds certain cannabis-like chemical substances to list of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 455

    Establishes per se standard for driving under the influence of drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 522

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as the State song.

  • Assembly Bill 579

    Makes employment matters not exempted by statute mandatory subjects of public employment collective bargaining.

  • Assembly Bill 618

    Requires State reimbursement to municipalities of cost of disabled veterans' total property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 619

    Provides immunity from civil liability for persons performing animal rescue and authorizes formation of emergency animal rescue response units.

  • Assembly Bill 692

    Prohibits unilateral changing of terms and conditions of employment by public employers.

  • Assembly Bill 697

    Prohibits businesses that outsource jobs overseas from receiving State contracts or grants; prohibits investment of State funds in such businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 706

    Allows for five years corporation business tax and gross income tax deductions for net interest amount received on loans to certain qualified UEZ businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 838

    Clarifies certain standards for regulation of recreational vehicles as housing.

  • Assembly Bill 842

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

  • Assembly Bill 850

    Removes authority of MVC to increase certain fees; sets certain fees by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 926

    Requires law enforcement officers to search domestic violence restraining order registry upon conducting an arrest.

  • Assembly Bill 929

    Clarifies law concerning labeling of farm products; increases penalties for violations and false labeling and identification of "Jersey Fresh" and Department of Agriculture designated brands; repeals R.S.4:10-15.

  • Assembly Bill 933

    Establishes farm brewery and winery-brewery beverage license and permits farm wineries to produce hard cider.

  • Assembly Bill 934

    Creates cooperative farm winery licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 952

    Expands wrongful death act to allow recovery for mental anguish, emotional pain and suffering, loss of society and loss of companionship.

  • Assembly Bill 991

    Permits Legislature to void closing of State psychiatric hospital or developmental center.

  • Assembly Bill 1016

    Prohibits smoking in automobiles when children are present.

  • Assembly Bill 1211

    Permits collective bargaining on matters covered by civil service; requires civil service examinations to be offered on continual basis; creates title reduction task force; requires posting of layoff plans.

  • Assembly Bill 1219

    Establishes annual sales tax holiday for certain sales of personal computers and certain sales of school supplies and equipment during first full weekend of August.

  • Assembly Bill 1223

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

  • Assembly Bill 1225

    Requires breath or blood sample to be obtained from certain drivers involved in motor vehicle accident resulting in death or serious bodily injury.

  • Assembly Bill 1234

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

  • Assembly Bill 1237

    Establishes pilot project to permit overseas and military voters to vote in certain elections using Internet; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 1343

    Prohibits the use of certain fishing gear on artificial reefs.

  • Assembly Bill 1345

    Upgrades lewdness to fourth degree crime if committed in public rest room.

  • Assembly Bill 1346

    Eliminates imposition of sales and use tax on charges for initiation fees, membership fees, or dues for access to or use of certain health and fitness clubs and organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1445

    Provides public servant is guilty of official misconduct if he knowingly obtains, arranges or provides "no-show" job for himself or another.

  • Assembly Bill 1500

    Repeals "Global Warming Response Act" and related sections of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative implementing law.

  • Assembly Bill 1536

    Requires at least 50% of highest Casino Simulcasting Special Fund amount awarded to racetrack be paid to Atlantic City Race Course; prescribes uses thereof.

  • Assembly Bill 1601

    Provides that limitation on lawsuit option does not apply in accident caused by drunk driver.

  • Assembly Bill 1603

    Establishes crime of participation in criminal street gang initiation ritual.

  • Assembly Bill 1607

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

  • Assembly Bill 1726

    Concerns urban enterprise zones.

  • Assembly Bill 1734

    Requires health benefits coverage for orthotic and prosthetic appliances and provides reimbursement therefor.

  • Assembly Bill 1795

    "Melanie A. Cantwell Law;" requires MVC to issue modified license to person convicted of driving under the influence.

  • Assembly Bill 1881

    Requires State to offer surplus State police vehicles to certain volunteer fire and emergency service organizations.

  • Assembly Bill 1884

    Requires the State Police to implement reverse lane strategy on certain roads.

  • Assembly Bill 1885

    Creates State contract set-aside program for businesses owned and operated by disabled veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1886

    Creates "Task Force on the Extension of Route 55."

  • Assembly Bill 1889

    Increases civil penalties for medical waste violations and intentional ocean pollution.

  • Assembly Bill 1890

    Authorizes veterans property tax exemption for totally disabled veterans who did not serve in theater of war.

  • Assembly Bill 1891

    Allows public employers to offer retirees with other health care coverage incentive to waive SHBP coverage.

  • Assembly Bill 1893

    Requires State Treasurer, in consultation with State Comptroller, to promulgate rules and regulations concerning best practices for awarding independent State authority contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 1894

    Allows certain National Guard and United States Reserve members on federal active duty to receive temporary suspension of payment of interest on mortgage loan.

  • Assembly Bill 1895

    Excludes from gross income under the gross income tax certain United States military compensation paid to members of units of the NJ National Guard and reserve components of the United States Armed Forces.

  • Assembly Bill 1896

    Excludes veterans' entitlements from income for determination of PAAD eligibility.

  • Assembly Bill 1897

    Excludes veteran disability compensation from income qualification limits under homestead property tax reimbursement program.

  • Assembly Bill 1899

    Requires State Comptroller to review, and make recommendations for improvement of, the procurement process of the State, public institutions of higher education, independent State authorities, units of local government, and boards of education.

  • Assembly Bill 1930

    Requires investigating law enforcement officer to contact next of kin of unconscious motor vehicle accident victim who has been transported to hospital emergency room.

  • Assembly Bill 1963

    Allows gross income tax deductions for contributions to the "NJBEST college savings program."

  • Assembly Bill 2412

    The "Safe Playing Fields Act"; restricts use of lawn care pesticides at child care centers and certain schools, playgrounds, and recreational fields.

  • Assembly Bill 2744

    Provides a NJHOPE credit, increases the current gross income tax homestead property tax credit, and increases the gross income tax rate on taxable income exceeding $1,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2762

    Transfers the Div. of Fish and Wildlife and related entities to the Dept. of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 2768

    Requires telecommunications companies to provide prorated refunds for service outages of longer than 24 hours.

  • Assembly Bill 2825

    Allows municipality to restrict amount of alcoholic beverages carried into certain private establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2836

    Requires that automated external defibrillators be located on every floor of State House and State House Annex; requires training for State Police.

  • Assembly Bill 2931

    Permits toll-free passage on State toll roads for certain buses traveling to casinos.

  • Assembly Bill 2973

    Requires certain companies providing local telephone service within 10-mile radius of nuclear electric generating facility to adhere to certain service quality standards.

  • Assembly Bill 3153

    Establishes per se standard for driving under influence of inhalant; designated as "Kimmie's Law."

  • Assembly Bill 3159

    Restores Fiscal Year 2011 reductions to Garden State Preservation Trust payments in lieu of taxes; appropriates $3,400,000 to DCA.

  • Assembly Bill 3171

    Requires shore municipalities to provide active members of the military and veterans free access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 3276

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act;" imposes mandatory term of 25 years to life for aggravated sexual assault against a child under 13 and increases penalties for harboring certain sex offenders.

  • Assembly Bill 3295

    Establishes certain exceptions for emergency personnel operating personal watercraft while providing rescue services.

  • Assembly Bill 3459

    Establishes "State Vehicle Reduction Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 3466

    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 3502

    Requires DOC to conduct quarterly site visits at residential community release programs.

  • Assembly Bill 3504

    Prohibits pre-trial county inmates charged with first, second, or third degree crimes from being placed in halfway houses.

  • Assembly Bill 3505

    Requires the Division of Purchase and Property to award contracts to halfway houses; sets forth certain contract requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 3506

    Requires residential community release programs to file certain financial disclosure documents with DOC.

  • Assembly Bill 3538

    Provides for sick leave injury program of 30 days for State employees who are members of PFRS or SPRS.

  • Assembly Bill 3597

    Prohibits municipalities from charging interest on unpaid property taxes for 30 days after payment is due following hurricane or other catastrophic weather event.

  • Assembly Bill 3630

    Appropriates $20,000,000 from General Fund to the Department of State for travel and tourism advertising and promotion to communicate that New Jersey's tourism destinations are operational despite damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.

  • Assembly Bill 3632

    Requires disclosure of water damage prior to vehicle sales.

  • Assembly Bill 3747

    Provides for sick leave injury program of 30 days for State corrections officer injured by inmate of State correctional facility.

  • Assembly Bill 3825

    Establishes certain requirements concerning care, euthanasia, and relocation of stray animals impounded at shelters, pounds, or kennels operating as shelters or pounds.

  • Assembly Bill 3999

    Establishes compensation program for State, county, and juvenile corrections officers and parole officers injured while performing official duties.

  • Assembly Bill 4000

    Establishes compensation program for certain injured probation officers.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Requires Adjutant General to consider need for inpatient hospice care for admission to veterans' facilities; permits waiver of State residency requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 4111

    Establishes farmland preservation inheritance tax deduction program within Department of Agriculture.

  • Assembly Bill 4118

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

  • Assembly Bill 4155

    Extends eligibility for $250 property tax deduction to Cold War veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4158

    Establishes telemarketing fraud investigation unit.

  • Assembly Bill 4166

    Authorizes school district hiring preference for veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 4275

    Designates New Jersey Route 47 from Wildwood City to Maurice River Township as "Veterans Memorial Highway at Delsea Drive."

  • Assembly Bill 4301

    Designates Stone Harbor Boulevard Interchange of Garden State Parkway as "Christopher Meyer Memorial Interchange."

  • Assembly Bill 4403

    Establishes Common Core State Standards Evaluation Task Force; delays use of assessments developed by Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers until task force submits final report.

  • Assembly Bill 4438

    Increases penalties for certain heroin offenses by revising threshold amounts for first, second, and third degree crimes of manufacturing, distributing, and dispensing heroin.

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  • Assembly Bill 2989

    Requires minimum geographic cost adjustment for school districts in all counties.