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This bill changes the rules for what a building must look like or have before someone can get a license to open a new car dealership. It is currently being discussed in the Assembly.
A bill currently in the Senate would give $111.6 million to the environmental department (DEP). This money comes from fines paid by companies that harmed the environment. The DEP will use it to fix damaged habitats, buy land to protect, and oversee these cleanup projects.
The Senate is considering a bill to give $15.5 million to the Department of Environmental Protection. This money will be used to give grants to non-profit groups so they can buy or fix up land for parks and nature preserves. A small portion of the money will also cover the costs of running the program. The bill still needs to be voted on by the Senate to become law.
The Senate is currently deciding on a new rule that would require all TVs in government buildings to show closed captions (subtitles).
New Jersey is working on a law to officially make June 10 "Christina Grimmie Day" every year. The bill is currently waiting for the state Senate to vote on it.
The Senate is voting on a bill to keep the current rules about forcing someone to get mental health treatment against their will.
New Jersey is working on a bill to make November 7th "Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Awareness Day." This would help people learn more about this rare condition. The bill is still being reviewed by the state government.
Lawmakers are deciding whether to create a special car license plate to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War.
If you are selling a home or land, you must tell the buyer if there is a dam on the property. This proposal is currently being reviewed by lawmakers.
The Senate is currently reviewing a bill that changes the rules for how to become a licensed occupational therapist.
This bill would provide money to create an "on-demand" ride service (similar to Uber or Lyft) specifically for seniors and people with disabilities. It is currently being reviewed by the state Assembly.
This bill would make it easier for athletic trainers to work across state lines. If it passes, trainers licensed in other states that are part of this agreement could work in New Jersey more easily. The NJ Senate is currently deciding whether to approve it.