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2020 NJ State Budget
One year into his first term as New Jersey's Governor, Phil Murphy has presented his second Budget for the Garden State, tagged by his office as #MiddleClassBlueprint.
Budget In Brief
In his opening to the address, Gov. Murphy noted:
Our license plates say, 'New Jersey, the Garden State.' But even more than that, New Jersey is the middle-class state. We are all in this together. And, coming together is how we succeed.
So, today I am presenting a budget that is a blueprint for how we continue to build a more secure and inclusive middle class in New Jersey.
This budget is how we make real the promise of a stronger and fairer state that works for every family. And, it builds on the progress we have already made.
Together, we are paving the way for countless families–like the family I grew up in–who want nothing more than to move into the middle class, and we are smoothing the path for those already there.
The League staff will provide analyses from a municipal perspective and ongoing information during the review and approval process.
- NJLM FY 2020 Budget Testimony Letter
- FY2020 State of New Jersey Budget In Brief
- Governor Murphy's Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Address March 5, 2019
- March 6, 2019 NJLM Daily Update Governor's Proposed SFY 2020 Budget
- March 8, 2019 NJ Spotlight, "With Aid From Trenton Flat, Municipal Officials Foresee Problems" By Colleen O'Dea
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