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ANJEC staff are working from home and at the office and are happy to assist you.
The best way to reach us is to email us ([email protected])
ANJEC staff are working from home and at the office and are happy to assist you.
The best way to reach us is to email us ([email protected])
Local Environment Matters!
Since 1969, The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions has been a
statewide organization that provides leadership, education, and support for
environmental commissions and other local boards and public officials, and
partners with other organizations to advocate for strong state and regional
environmental policy.
The mission of ANJEC is to promote local action to protect and restore New Jersey's natural resources and ensure equitable, healthy communities. ANJEC advances its mission by engaging in diverse and inclusive practices through leadership, partnerships, education, advocacy for strong public policy and support of environmental commissions, public officials, and communities throughout New Jersey.
Since 1969, The Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions has been a
statewide organization that provides leadership, education, and support for
environmental commissions and other local boards and public officials, and
partners with other organizations to advocate for strong state and regional
environmental policy.
The mission of ANJEC is to promote local action to protect and restore New Jersey's natural resources and ensure equitable, healthy communities. ANJEC advances its mission by engaging in diverse and inclusive practices through leadership, partnerships, education, advocacy for strong public policy and support of environmental commissions, public officials, and communities throughout New Jersey.
ACTION ALERTS
Join the Fight Against Toxic Plastics
SKIP THE STUFF BILL:
S3195 - Released from Senate Environment & Energy Currently in Senate Budget & Appropriations
Committee Chair: Senator Sarlo, District 36; A5157 - Currently in Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture
Bill Sponsor: Asw Collazos-Gill, District 27; Committee Chair: Asm Spearman, District 5
PACKAGING PRODUCE STEWARDSHIP ACT:
S339 - Released from Senate Environment & Energy Currently in Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee Chair: Senator Sarlo, District 36
A5009 - Currently in Assembly Environment Committee Bill Sponsor: Asw Collazos-Gill, District 27, Asw Hall, District 28 Committee Chair: Asm Kennedy, District 22
CALL YOUR NJ SENATOR AND ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES TO URGE THEM TO SUPPORT THESE BILLS
Find your legislators
Hello! My name is [ Your Name] and I am a resident of [Your Town] . I’m calling you to ask your support for sustainable waste solutions. Specifically, asking you to vote YES on two bills: Packaging Product Stewardship Act (S3398/A5009) and “Skip the Stuff ”Bill (S3195/A5157) Thank you for your time and leadership on these issues.
SKIP THE STUFF BILL:
S3195 - Released from Senate Environment & Energy Currently in Senate Budget & Appropriations
Committee Chair: Senator Sarlo, District 36; A5157 - Currently in Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture
Bill Sponsor: Asw Collazos-Gill, District 27; Committee Chair: Asm Spearman, District 5
PACKAGING PRODUCE STEWARDSHIP ACT:
S339 - Released from Senate Environment & Energy Currently in Senate Budget & Appropriations Committee Chair: Senator Sarlo, District 36
A5009 - Currently in Assembly Environment Committee Bill Sponsor: Asw Collazos-Gill, District 27, Asw Hall, District 28 Committee Chair: Asm Kennedy, District 22
CALL YOUR NJ SENATOR AND ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES TO URGE THEM TO SUPPORT THESE BILLS
Find your legislators
Hello! My name is [ Your Name] and I am a resident of [Your Town] . I’m calling you to ask your support for sustainable waste solutions. Specifically, asking you to vote YES on two bills: Packaging Product Stewardship Act (S3398/A5009) and “Skip the Stuff ”Bill (S3195/A5157) Thank you for your time and leadership on these issues.
In December, with strong support from Governor Phil Murphy, the State Planning Commission unveiled the long-anticipated preliminary update to the New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan (State Plan). The updated State Plan provides a roadmap to address critical challenges, including climate change, equity, housing affordability, infrastructure modernization, and economic development. Developed by numerous stakeholders, the Plan allows for smoother coordination and planning among state agencies and different levels of government.
New Jersey Future (NJF) has been a key advocate for the State Plan since our founding in 1987, championing smart growth policies to improve communities and safeguard natural resources. NJF remains committed to helping advance the State Plan and ensuring its success across the Garden State, but we can’t do it alone.
You can help make the State Plan update a success by providing feedback on the draft Plan, via email at [email protected] or in person, at one of a series of upcoming public meetings, one in each of New Jersey’s 21 counties.
The upcoming county public meetings mark an important next step in the adoption process. These gatherings offer an opportunity for residents, community leaders, and government officials to learn about the Plan, understand how the cross-acceptance process works, and share their input. Meetings scheduled for March/April.
Provided by New Jersey Future
New Jersey Future (NJF) has been a key advocate for the State Plan since our founding in 1987, championing smart growth policies to improve communities and safeguard natural resources. NJF remains committed to helping advance the State Plan and ensuring its success across the Garden State, but we can’t do it alone.
You can help make the State Plan update a success by providing feedback on the draft Plan, via email at [email protected] or in person, at one of a series of upcoming public meetings, one in each of New Jersey’s 21 counties.
The upcoming county public meetings mark an important next step in the adoption process. These gatherings offer an opportunity for residents, community leaders, and government officials to learn about the Plan, understand how the cross-acceptance process works, and share their input. Meetings scheduled for March/April.
- Camden, on March 4
- Hunterdon, on March 6
- Passaic, on March 10
- Burlington, on March 11
- Ocean, on March 13
- Atlantic, on March 13
- Middlesex, on March 24
- Gloucester, on March 25
- Cape May, on March 26
- Sussex, on March 28
- Monmouth, on March 31
- Bergen, on April 1
- Hudson, on April 9
Provided by New Jersey Future
