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Cannabis Legalization Update
Please take action and let your Legislators know about your feelings on the issue of Cannabis legalization. We must prepare now so that municipalities are in the best position to implement the anticipated law. Read on... -
Removing the Statute of Limitations on Civil Actions for Sexual Abuse
In its current form, NJLM must oppose S-477/A-3648, which would remove the statute of limitations on civil actions for sexual abuse, including claims against public bodies, and expand the categories of people who are potentially liable for such actions. Read on... -
NLC Launches Opportunity Zone Resources
Local leaders in communities with opportunity zones should familiarize themselves with how the incentive works and how the program could influence investment in their communities. NLC experts have compiled FAQs, a zone map, and other resources. Read on...
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USDA Extends Deadlines for Broadband Grant Program
The USDA announced on Feb. 6 that it would extend the application deadlines for its Rural eConnectivity Pilot Program (ReConnect) to May 31 or later due to delays caused by the recent partial federal government shutdown. Read on... -
Lead-Pipe Inventory Bill Moved Out of Committee
The Senate Environment & Energy Committee approved A-2697/S-1783, which would require public water systems to compile and submit to DEP lead service line inventories. The League opposes the one-time cost of nearly $29 million to prepare such inventories. Read on... -
Beach/Public Access Mandate Held by Committee
The Assembly Environment & Solid Waste Committee took testimony on but HELD A-4221/S-1074. It provides protection for the public’s right under the public trust doctrine but creates a mandate on municipal governments without an offsetting appropriation. Read on...
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DLGS Issues Guidance on LOSAP Annual CPI Adjustment
The Division of Local Government Services has issued Local Finance Notice 2019-03 providing general information regarding the Length of Service Awards Program (LOSAP) along with the annual cost of living adjustment to the maximum award amounts. Read on... -
Change to NJLM.org
Beginning February 1, you will see a change in League staff emails, as the new njlm.org email addresses are rolled out. Please update your email settings and safe lists to ensure that you continue receiving correspondence from the League staff. Read on... -
League Publications: Read All About It
The League offers a wide variety of publications to provide extra insights on the hot topics in local government, from Newly Elected guidebooks to the latest editions on OPMA, License Fees, Salaries, and Local Public Contracts. Read on...
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2019 Campaign Contribution Notice from Secretary of State
From the NJ Division of Elections: No holder of a public office or position shall demand payment or contribution from another holder of a public office or position for the campaign purposes of any candidate or for the use of any political party. Read on... -
Promote the EITC to Your Residents
Help spread awareness of the EITC, one of the most useful tools in fighting poverty in New Jersey, to ensure that more of our residents become aware of the incredible financial returns that they could be receiving. Read on... -
1st Annual NJ Local Government Week
Celebrate your municipality and showcase its beauty! Let residents know about your municipal facilities and careers, and highlight the services that their local government provides on a daily basis by participating in NJ Local Government Week April 7-13. Read on...
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