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NJ S2877
Bill
Status
3/4/2024
Primary Sponsor
Linda Greenstein
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AI Summary
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State agencies must provide written notice at least 60 days before discontinuing any State aid (grants, subsidies, reimbursements) or State services to affected individuals, organizations, or local governments
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Discontinuance of aid or services affecting public health, safety, or welfare—including emergency services, healthcare programs, and essential social services—requires at least 90 days advance notice
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Exceptions to the notice requirements apply when discontinuance is mandated by federal law or court order, results from a public emergency, occurs due to exhausted appropriations, or follows a material violation by the recipient
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Required written notices must include the specific aid or service being discontinued, effective date, reasons for discontinuance, available alternatives or transition assistance, and contact information for appeals
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State agencies must also notify legislative leadership and relevant committee chairs before discontinuing any aid or service for which the Legislature appropriated funds
Legislative Description
Requires institutions of higher education to test for lead in drinking water annually, report test results, and install lead filters or treatment devices.
Higher Education
Last Action
Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Higher Education Committee
3/4/2024