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NJ A6182
Bill
Status
12/8/2025
Primary Sponsor
Cody Miller
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AI Summary
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Requires institutions of higher education with more than 2,000 full-time equivalent students to pay annual "community service contributions" to their host municipality for police, fire, EMS, traffic control, and event management services
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Calculates contributions using a formula: $100 per on-campus resident student plus $50 per commuter student with a parking permit, with the per-student rate adjusted for inflation and reviewed every five years
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Allows institutions to receive credits of up to 50% of the required contribution for documented community benefits such as fire/EMS staffing, funding municipal public safety positions, scholarships for local residents, or joint safety initiatives
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Reduces the law enforcement portion of the contribution by 50% for institutions that maintain their own campus police department, with adjustments possible based on actual division of responsibilities
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Requires municipalities to deposit funds into a dedicated University Host Services Fund and transfer 5% of contributions to the county; unpaid contributions accrue interest and municipalities may sue for noncompliance
Legislative Description
Requires certain institutions of higher education to make annual payment to municipality.
Higher Education
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Higher Education Committee
12/8/2025