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New Community Solar Farm Built On Closed Delanco Landfill
Another first for the state — a community solar project built on a closed landfill in Delanco, Burlington County. Once it starts operating, the solar farm will power up to 700 homes in Burlington, Camden and Mercer counties with clean energy. According to the developer, Soltage, just over half of its subscribers are low- to moderate-income residents and will save about $120 a year on their electric bills, with a guarantee of those savings for up to 20 years.
Delanco Solar Farm Will Provide Clean Energy To Hundreds In South Jersey
DELANCO — A new township solar farm will provide clean energy to more than 700 residents in Burlington, Camden and Mercer counties, according to officials.
‘Trunk Fighting’ Deemed A Felony Under NJ Law
TRENTON - Gov. Phil Murphy May 11 signed S975 into law to prohibit animal trunk fighting in New Jersey.
Singleton, Smith Bill To Provide Tax Incentives To Recycled And Recovered Material Manufacturing Facilities Advances
Trenton – In an effort to incentivize recycling facilities to continue to grow within the state, the Senate Environment and Energy Committee approved legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Bob Smith, which would provide exemptions to certain energy-related taxes.
Singleton Bill Making Animal Trunk Fighting Illegal Is Now Law
TRENTON, NJ – Governor Murphy signed into law on Tuesday a measure sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) that makes animal trunk fighting illegal in New Jersey.
Singleton Bill To Protect Small Businesses That Received PPP Loans Signed Into Law
Trenton – In an effort to protect small businesses from additional taxes on their federal PPP loans legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton to ensure forgiven loans are not subject to the New Jersey gross income tax was signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy.
Water Quality Legislation Signed Into Law
Trenton – In an effort to address concerns about water quality in New Jersey, legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Joseph Lagana was signed into law by Governor Phil Murphy.
Governor Murphy Signs Legislation To Protect Animals From Trunk Fighting
TRENTON – Today, Governor Phil Murphy signed S975 into law to prohibit animal trunk fighting in New Jersey. Trunk fighting is defined as two or more animals fighting each other that could lead to possible death(s). With this new law, those who are in violation will be subject to a third-degree animal cruelty felony and/or fined up to $5,000 for each offense.
Governor Murphy Signs Legislation Improving Notification Of Elevated Lead Levels In Drinking Water
TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation (S968/A2836) that will require public water systems to provide notice of elevated lead levels in drinking water to customers and local officials and require landlords to notify tenants of elevated lead levels.
Kean/Singleton Bill Making Trunk Fighting A Crime Becomes Law
TRENTON – A bill sponsored by Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean and Senator Troy Singleton making trunk fighting with dogs an animal cruelty offense and a crime of the third degree was signed today by Governor Murphy.