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Latest News
$600 Million Comes Into State - Budget On Hold - Property Tax Relief
Governor Corzine announces budget is on hold in light of $600 Million coming in from the Tax Amnesty Program. Pledges to direct all revenues to property tax relief. Watch live broadcast of event. NJCM will remain active in Trenton to ensure this revenue goes to tax relief & municipal aid.
Click here and then click onto the Governor's Message 6-18-09
A Message from NJCM President Hon. Brian Wahler
Mayors, click this link for current US Department of Energy's program guidance & formula allocation for the Energy Efficiency & Conservation Block Grant Information. These are funds available for towns and cities in New Jersey. Courtesy of the NJCM & USCM.
NJCM Co Sponsors Stimulus Funding Workshop
We are confident that you will find the information provided extremely helpful. We have included an agenda for the town hall, along with the agencies represented. Participation is limited, so please RSVP by May 11th to GovernorCorzineRSVP@gov.state.nj.us. Within your RSVP email, please indicate which session(s) you are most interested in attending so we are able to anticipate which sessions will need the most space.
NJCM Names New Executive Director - Al LiCata
(Trenton, NJ) The New Jersey Conference of Mayors(NJCM), the nation's oldest statewide organization established to represent Mayors and Municipalities in the Country, has selected Former Bernards Township Mayor, Albert "Al" LiCata to serve as Executive Director. LiCata was chosen from a large pool of candidates and after several rounds of screenings.
"On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am pleased to welcome Al as our new Executive Director." states NJCM President and Fanwood Mayor, Colleen Mahr.
Corzine Budget Reduces State Government, Preserves Priorities
New Jersey’s seniors, children, and most vulnerable to be protected
TRENTON - Governor Jon S. Corzine delivered a $29.8 billion budget to the Legislature today and said that even in these dire financial times his spending plan is based on the administration's core values of nurturing children, honoring seniors and protecting those who have been hit hardest by the national economic crisis.
Mayors Leading the Way on Climate Protection- NJCM Resource to GO GREEN
When it comes to global warming, cities are both the problem and the solution. Worldwide, cities account for 78 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. But because cities are where the people are, your climate protection actions really can make a difference.
NJCM's Business Council
To provide a unified approach and open line of communication to our State and Federal Legislatures and Administrations that reflects the will of the people of the great State of New Jersey and works to improve the health and well being of all its residents.