Press Releases
Singleton Legislation to Protect Farmers from Bad-Faith Complaints Receives Committee Approval
TRENTON – Aiming to strengthen protections under the “Right to Farm Act” the Senate Economic Growth Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Parker Space that would allow commercial farmers to recover reasonable costs and attorney fees incurred in the defense of bad faith complaints against agricultural operations.
Singleton and Gopal Bill to Help First-Time Homebuyers Save for Homeownership Advances
TRENTON- The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee has advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Vin Gopal to establish the New Jersey First-Time Home Buyer Savings Account Program. The bill would provide tax incentives to help residents save for purchasing their first home, a step vital to expanding access to homeownership in a challenging housing market.
Gopal, Singleton Legislation to Strengthen Penalties for Human Trafficking in New Jersey Passes
TRENTON – The Senate today passed Senators Vin Gopal and Troy Singleton's legislation to expand the scope of the state's existing human trafficking laws. The bill expands the definition of human trafficking to include individuals who receive a "financial benefit" from participating in the crime but are not the operation's organizers, supervisors, or managers.
Singleton, Gopal Legislation to Prohibit Inhumane Declawing of Cats and Other Animals Clears Committee
TRENTON – In an effort to ensure the humane treatment of animals, the Senate Economic Growth Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senators Troy Singleton and Vin Gopal that would prohibit the performance of a declawing on a cat or other animal unless the procedure is deemed necessary for a therapeutic purpose by a licensed veterinarian.
Singleton Legislation Would Require Cost-Benefit Analyses for Long Term Tax Exemptions
TRENTON – Aiming to ensure municipal bodies are giving greater consideration to the long-term costs and benefits of financial agreements in which a long term tax exemption is proposed, the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that would require a process of cost-benefit analyses before a municipal governing body can approve or disapprove an application for a long term tax exemption.
Zwicker, Singleton & Cryan Bills to Promote Workforce Development Clear Committee
TRENTON – The Senate Labor Committee advanced two pieces of legislation sponsored by Senators Andrew Zwicker, Troy Singleton, and Joe Cryan, which would expand workforce development programs and provide resources for New Jersey students.
Singleton Legislation to Establish Pilot Program to Respond to Potential Opioid Overdoses on River Line Clears Committee
TRENTON – Aiming to ensure preparedness in the event of an opioid overdose, the Senate Transportation Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that would establish a pilot program to provide opioid antidotes on the River Line for the purpose of responding to opioid overdoses.
Singleton Bill to Require Annual Report on Underutilized State-Owned Property Advances
TRENTON – In an effort to better utilize state-owned land, the Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Troy Singleton that would require the Division of Purchase and Property in the Department of the Treasury to develop an inventory of all underutilized real property owned by an agency, authority, or other instrumentality of the state, analyze the feasibility of using that property for other uses, and issue an annual report including the inventory and the aforementioned analysis.
Singleton Seeking Volunteers for Community Service Project in Moorestown
MOORESTOWN - Senator Troy Singleton will partner with the Moorestown Rotary Lunch Club for a park beautification event. This monthly “Serve with Senator Singleton” community service event will be held at the Frank Fullerton Memorial Park, corner of Zelley Ave. and Linden St., Moorestown, on Saturday May 10th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.