Press Releases
Coughlin, Schaer, Singleton, Lampitt & Spencer Legislation to Increase Transparency in Out-of-Network Care Costs Clears Assembly Panel
Bills Call for Written Disclosure of Services Insurance May Not Cover Prior to Medical Procedures, Establishment of Health Care Cost Database
Singleton, Lampitt, Quijano, Pintor Marin, Wimberly & Downey Bill Requiring State to Reveal Complete Property Tax Data Approved by Assembly
Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Troy Singleton, Pamela Lampitt, Annette Quijano, Eliana Pintor Marin, Benjie Wimberly and Joann Downey to require the state to annually post complete property tax data was released Thursday by the Assembly.
Singleton Introduces Bill Package to Overhaul Campaign Finance & Pay-to Play Laws in New Jersey
One Bill Will Eliminate Veil of Secrecy Created by Supreme Court's Landmark 'Citizens United' Decision
Assemblyman Troy Singleton has introduced a two-bill package to dramatically overhaul New Jersey's campaign finance laws by creating greater transparency through enhanced disclosure requirements and broadening the state's existing pay-to-play laws.
Conaway, Singleton, Spencer & McKeon Bill to Protect N.J. Drinking Water from Likely Carcinogen Clears Assembly Panel
Legislation Assembly Democrats Herb Conaway, M.D., Troy Singleton, L. Grace Spencer and John McKeon sponsored to protect New Jersey's drinking water from toxic contaminant cleared and Assembly panel on Monday.
The bill (A-1826) seeks a maximum contaminant level for 1, 2, 3-trichloropropane. It requires the Drinking Water Quality Institute to recommend to the Department of Environmental Protection a maximum contaminant level for the chemical.
Singleton & Vainieri Huttle Bill to Enhance State’s Involuntary Outpatient Commitment Program Gains Assembly Panel OK
Singleton & Vainieri Huttle Bill to Enhance State’s Involuntary Outpatient Commitment Program Gains Assembly Panel OK
Conaway, Singleton & Greenwald Bill to Boost Survivor Benefits for Children of Law Enforcement & Firefighters Advances
An Assembly panel on Thursday approved legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Herb Conaway, Jr., M.D., Troy Singleton and Majority Leader Louis Greenwald that would significantly boost survivor benefits for children of State Police Officers and police and firefighters who die in the line of duty.
Muoio, Benson, Singleton, Greenwald, Pinkin, Spencer & Downey Bill to Boost State Response to Elevated Lead Levels in Children Gains Assembly Panel Approval
An Assembly panel on Thursday approved legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Elizabeth Maher Muoio, Daniel Benson, Troy Singleton, Louis Greenwald, Nancy Pinkin, L. Grace Spencer and Joann Downey to strengthen the state's response to elevated blood lead levels in children.
Singleton Backs Striking Verizon Workers
Assemblyman Troy Singleton (D-Burlington) on Monday voiced his support for Verizon workers who are fighting for fair labor treatment from the corporate giant.
Singleton Urges Christie Administration to put forth TTF Plan with the Clock Running Out
Assemblyman Troy Singleton expressed concern during Wednesday's Assembly Budget Committee hearing on proposed FY 2017 spending for the Department of Transportation that time is running out with no clear plan in place to fund the state's Transportation Trust Fund (TTF).
Singleton, Caputo, Jasey, Lagana & Quijano Bill to Revise Requirements for Disclosure of Security Breaches Clears Assembly
Legislation Assembly Democrats Troy Singleton, Ralph Caputo, Mila Jasey, Joe Lagana and Annette Quijano sponsored to increase transparency when the security of consumers' personal information is compromised online gained Assembly approval on Thursday.
"The Internet has facilitated commerce and increased our access to services and information, but the unfortunate downside is that even a single breach of security online can open the door to identity theft," said Singleton (D-Burlington). "Consumers have a right to know whenever their personal information is at risk so that they can immediately take the appropriate action."