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NJ S2226

NJ S2226
Exempts certain municipalities from payment for certain State Police services.


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Introduced
03/07/2022
In Committee
03/07/2022
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
01/08/2024

Introduced Session

2022-2023 Regular Session

Bill Summary

The bill would continue to exempt municipalities without a full-time police department or force, which receive patrol and general police services, from paying for these services. R.S.53:2-1, which defined the powers and duties of the New Jersey State Police upon its founding in 1921, requires that the State Police provide adequate police protection to the inhabitants of rural sections. Currently, the State Police furnish full-time police protection to 77 municipalities and part-time protection to 24 municipalities. It is the sponsor's view that municipalities should not be required to pay for these services since a primary function of the New Jersey State Police is to provide protection to such municipalities.

AI Summary

This bill continues to exempt municipalities without a full-time police department or force, which receive patrol and general police services from the New Jersey State Police, from having to pay for these services. The New Jersey State Police is required by law to provide adequate police protection to the inhabitants of rural sections, and currently furnishes full-time police protection to 77 municipalities and part-time protection to 24 municipalities. The sponsor believes that municipalities should not be required to pay for these services since it is a primary function of the State Police to provide protection to such municipalities.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (1)

Last Action

Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Law and Public Safety Committee (on 03/07/2022)

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