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Oliver Tribute: Troy Singleton
State Sen. Troy Singleton (D-Delran) released the following statement on the death of Lieutenant Gov. Sheila Oliver:
Burlington County to launch grant program to assist businesses owned by veterans and service members
The Burlington County Commissioners are creating a new grant program to assist veteran-owned or military personnel-owned businesses.
Burlington County Commissioners, Senator Singleton and Sheriff’s Office collecting school supplies
The Burlington County Commissioners, Burlington County Sheriff’s Office and New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton want to make sure every Burlington County child is prepared to return to school this fall.
Burlington County creating free day camp for children impacted by substance use
The Burlington County Commissioners approved the creation of a free day-camp for children impacted by the opioid addiction epidemic.
Burlington County expanding free public Wi-Fi to County parks
Free public Wi-Fi will be available at this year’s Burlington County Farm Fair as part of a new initiative to expand internet access and connectivity to all Burlington County Parks.
Bordentown City Gets $475K Grant to Improve Connectivity From Park Street to Downtown
BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ — The City of Bordentown has been awarded a $475,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Transportation to fund improvements for walkability on Park Street, State Senator Troy Singleton and Mayor Jennifer Sciortino announced on Friday.
AARP New Jersey Applauds Governor Phil Murphy, Senator Troy Singleton, Senator Vitale, Assemblyman John McKeon and the NJ Legislature for Standing Up to Big Drug Companies
WEST ORANGE, NJ (July 10, 2023) – AARP New Jersey Associate State Director of Advocacy, Crystal McDonald, provided the following statement:
Affordable Housing Investment Programs Created, Funded Under New State Laws
TRENTON, NJ — Homeowners, and prospective home buyers, in New Jersey have three new avenues to make their dream an affordable reality under a set of bills recently signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy.