State Senator Anthony M. Bucco (NJ)
Recent News About State Senator Anthony M. Bucco (NJ)
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Senator Bucco comments on Secretary Duffy's visit to I-80 sinkhole
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has issued a statement in response to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy's visit to the sinkhole on Interstate 80.
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Senator O'Scanlon criticizes state over Middletown school closures
Senator Declan O’Scanlon from Monmouth County has criticized the Murphy administration for its handling of school funding reform.
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New Jersey lawmakers call for audit of Societal Benefit Charge funds
Senator Latham Tiver and Assemblyman Michael Torrissi Jr., both representing New Jersey's 8th district, have called for a comprehensive audit of the Societal Benefit Charge (SBC).
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New Jersey senators appointed to investigate rising utility costs
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco and Senate Republican Whip Michael Testa have been appointed to a legislative committee tasked with investigating the rising utility costs in New Jersey.
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Senator Bucco warns against potential rise in NJ electric bills due to new proposal
Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco has expressed concerns over a proposal under consideration by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) that could potentially increase electric bills for residents and businesses across the state.
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O'Scanlon urges Governor Murphy to clarify proposed digital services tax
Senate Republican Budget Officer Declan O’Scanlon has urged Governor Murphy to clarify the proposed new tax on 'digital services' in New Jersey.
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Amato, Rumpf & Myhre announce relocation of legislative district office
Senator Carmen Amato, Jr., Assemblyman Brian Rumpf, and Assemblyman Gregory Myhre have announced the relocation of their joint legislative district office to Manahawkin.
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Bill to protect New Jersey's private woodlands advances in Senate
Senator Robert Singer's bill, S-699, has successfully passed the Senate Budget Committee.
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O'Scanlon's bill on managing unruly gatherings passes committee
The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee has approved a bipartisan bill introduced by Senator Declan O’Scanlon.
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Bill requiring anti-choking devices in schools advances
Legislation aimed at enhancing safety in schools by mandating portable anti-choking devices has passed the Senate Education Committee.
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Bill proposes mandatory electronic payment system for construction fees
The Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee has advanced a bill aimed at updating the payment methods for construction-related fees to local governments.
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Senator Bucco advocates for improved student transport safety
During a recent Senate Education Committee meeting, Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco presented testimony on Senate Bill 3858.
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Bill advances for special Marine commemorative license plates
The Senate Transportation Committee has given its approval to a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco.
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New Jersey lawmakers respond to PJM comments on state’s rising energy costs
Senator Latham Tiver and Assemblyman Michael Torrissi, Jr., both representing New Jersey's 8th District, have addressed recent comments by a PJM spokesperson concerning the state's rising energy costs.
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Senator Bucco criticizes Democrats' handling of New Jersey's rising energy costs
Most New Jersey residents are expected to see a 20% increase in their electric bills this summer, adding to the financial strain many have already been experiencing.
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Testa criticizes energy plan at BPU meeting
Senator Michael Testa, representing New Jersey's 1st District, expressed strong criticism at the 2024 Energy Master Plan Stakeholder Meeting.
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Anthony M. Bucco honored with Bonnie Brae Red Bandanna Award
This past weekend, Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco was recognized at Bonnie Brae’s 39th Annual Tartan Ball with the Red Bandanna Award for his efforts in advocating for youth mental health. “I am extremely grateful to receive the Bonnie...
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O'Scanlon criticizes Newark Ed Board for restricting public comment
Senator Declan O'Scanlon has expressed strong criticism of the Newark school board's recent decision to require potential speakers at public meetings to sign up online five days in advance and provide a detailed description of their intended topics.
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Schepisi urges passage of 'Max's Law' for school instruction on fentanyl dangers
Senator Holly Schepisi has urged Senate Education Committee Chairman Gopal to advance "Max’s Law," a bill she introduced, for a vote.
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New Jersey law aids veterans' return to college after military service
Legislation aimed at assisting veterans in returning to higher education has been signed into law.