shared services

Sharing resisted
Sharing resisted
Sharing resisted
A proposed bill that would allow Jersey shore counties to take over beach operations from local communities if towns request it, isn't generating much support from either Republicans or Democrats.
A push for shared services
A push for shared services
A push for shared services
State Senate President Steve Sweeney has been spearheading legislation to encourage municipalities to share services in areas where it would save taxpayer dollars. His bill has consistently garnered support in the Upper House, but has always stalled in the Assembly.
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
NJ Shared Services Bill Could Die Monday [AUDIO]
Any bill that doesn't pass both houses of the New Jersey Legislature by this coming Monday will die and have to be reintroduced when the new legislature takes over Tuesday. One such bill that appears to be in jeopardy is a measure that would force towns to share services where it makes sense, or risk losing state aid equal to the amount that would have been saved.

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