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CUAC Expansion Bill Up for Assembly of Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee Vote Today
TRENTON, N.J. – Legislation (A4030) that would expand the state’s Credit Union Advisory Council (CUAC) to seven members and provide for representation of federally chartered credit unions is up for Assembly of Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee vote this morning. The League hopes to get a full Assembly vote before the end of the session and the bill sent to the Governor for his action.
Wilson, Singleton, Coughlin & Riley Bill to Pay Funeral Expenses for Public Safety Personnel Lost in the Line of Duty Advances
(TRENTON) - Legislation sponsored by Gilbert "Whip" L. Wilson, Troy Singleton, Craig J. Coughlin and Celeste M. Riley that would make funeral payments for public safety personnel was released by the Assembly Appropriations Committee on Thursday.
Burzichelli, Singleton & Lampitt Bill to Reinstate Moratorium on Construction Fee Released by Panel
Bill Designed to Promote Economic Growth and Job Creation
(TRENTON) - Legislation Assembly Democrats John Burzichelli, Troy Singleton and Pamela Lampitt sponsored to reinstate a moratorium on a nonresidential construction fee while the state economy continues to rebound was advanced Thursday by an Assembly committee.
Singleton, Wimberly & Watson Coleman Bill to Foster State Pension Fund-Investment in In-State Infrastructure Projects Clears Assembly Panel
Bill would use pension funds to help fix state's aging infrastructure, create jobs and stimulate economy
(TRENTON) - Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Troy Singleton, Benjie E. Wimberly and Bonnie Watson Coleman to establish a state pension fund preference for certain in-state infrastructure investment was approved Thursday by an Assembly committee.
Allen and Singleton honored by Arc of New Jersey
The Arc of New Jersey, an advocacy organization for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has given two Burlington County politicians Legislator of the Year honors for 2013.
Singleton bill would create $200 million loan pool for green infrastructure
TRENTON — It’s no secret that so-called green infrastructure such as solar panels and energy-efficient appliances and lights can help consumers save money and reduce their energy consumption, but few homeowners and small businesses have the money needed to pay the upfront costs.
Conaway & Singleton Announce Major Haul in State Funding for Burlington County
District Poised to Receive Nearly $50 Million for School Construction Projects, Thousands More for Home Heating Assistance for Low-Income Families
Assemblymen Herb Conaway, Jr., M.D. and Troy Singleton (both D-Burlington) on Friday announced two major awards in state funding for Burlington County, one to support school construction funding projects and another to help low-income families pay their home heating bills this year.
Assembly Bill Aims to Close New Jersey's Energy-Efficiency Gap
Singleton's proposed law would create low-cost loan program to help low-income New Jerseyans finance energy-efficient technologies
Singleton Introduces Green Infrastructure Bill to Support NJs Energy Efficiency Goals and Lower Energy Bills
In an effort to save consumers money, boost the economy and protect the environment, Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) has introduced legislation that would bring clean energy improvements within reach for a broader segment of the population.
Singleton to Serve “Ladles of Love” at St. Mary’s in Burlington on Thanksgiving Eve
Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) will be picking up a ladle, a Ladle of Love that is, to help pitch in and serve food to those in need at St. Mary's Episcopal Church this Thanksgiving Eve.