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LATEST STORIES
June 17, 2019
Peters, Bucco introduce amendment to protect needy firefighter fund
TRENTON – A fund that provides financial assistance to firefighters and their families in times of need would be shielded from being raided by the state under ACR232, a constitutional amendment introduced by assemblymen Anthony Bucco and Ryan Peters.
April 3, 2019
Assemblyman Peters asks towns to take ‘no rain tax’ pledge
LUMBERTON - Assemblyman Ryan Peters is calling on all municipalities in his region to band together by passing a “No Rain Tax Resolution.”
“I’ll be reaching out to every mayor, deputy mayor and council member I can to implore them not to crush our residents with another new tax,” Peters said.
September 3, 2019
Assemblyman Peters announces sweeping EDA reform bill package
TRENTON – Assemblyman Ryan Peters announced a package of reforms aimed to protect taxpayers from corporate tax incentive fraud and to prevent backroom deals within the Economic Development Authority.
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Town Tour
One district, 20 towns! I visited each municipality in the 8th District for my Town Tour initiative - where I hit the ground locally, met residents and representatives and got a feel for the needs of each town.
The Town Tour also provided an opportunity to gain support for my Property Taxpayer Protection Amendment - a bold effort to return millions in municipal aid back to taxpayers, where it should have been going all along. I've asked each town to pass a resolution in support of the amendment that would make New Jersey affordable again.