Call for Democrats to Stop Delaying Formation of Special Investigative Committee

Senator Anthony M. Bucco, Senator Kristin Corrado, and Senator Joe Pennacchio said the Murphy Administration’s massive failures in protecting nursing homes, processing unemployment claims, and reopening Motor Vehicle Commission agencies must be investigated by the Legislature to ensure that fixes can be implemented as quickly as possible.

Senators Bucco, Corrado, and Pennacchio said the Murphy Administration’s massive failures in protecting nursing homes, processing unemployment claims, and reopening MVC agencies must be investigated by the Legislature to ensure that fixes can be implemented as quickly as possible. (SenateNJ.com)

“It’s clear to everyone in New Jersey that the Murphy Administration has failed to properly protect nursing home residents, help unemployed workers, or plan for the MVC’s reopening,” said Bucco (R-25). “What’s not clear, however, is why the governor didn’t listen to the warnings raised by so many people or why he continues to refuse to enact the common-sense solutions we’ve proposed. It’s also not clear why Senate Democrats continue to delay the bipartisan investigation we were promised to help guide our efforts to fix lingering problems and prevent a recurrence of these critical failures.”

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Long lines and unsafe traffic conditions at recently reopened Motor Vehicle Commission locations has been a burden on local police departments, and Senator Anthony M. Bucco wants to ensure the state picks up the tab for the increased expenses.

Long lines at the MVC location in Randolph and across New Jersey increased expenses for towns, and a bill introduced by Senator Bucco would ensure the state pays for it. (SenateNJ.com)

“It’s the right thing to do. The MVC is responsible to cover the costs for these issues,” said Bucco (R-25). “It’s their job to ensure things run smoothly, and when they drop the ball like they have done with the reopening of facilities, they can’t expect cash-strapped municipalities to take the hit.”

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Statewide Initiative is Necessary to Combat Addiction and Save Lives

August 31 of each year will be designated Overdose Awareness Day in New Jersey under a bill sponsored by Senator Anthony M. Bucco and passed today by the Senate.

Senator Bucco’s resolution designating August 31 of each year as Overdose Awareness Day in New Jersey cleared the Senate. (www.overdoseday.com)

“Every day, the battle against substance abuse disorder and opioid-related death continues in this state and across the nation,” said Bucco (R-25). “Information can be empowering to those who often feel helpless against this deadly disease. Establishing this meaningful day will honor the lives of those lost to addiction for years to come and hopefully save many more from the grasp of drugs. Elected officials on both sides of the aisle must work together now more than ever to increase awareness and remove the stigma surrounding addiction.”

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Bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Anthony M. Bucco that would help meet increased demand for public employees during the COVID pandemic was approved by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee today.

Senator Bucco’s bill providing for the temporary employment of former public workers to fill voids during the Public Health Emergency or State of Emergency cleared the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee. (Flickr)

The bill (S-2376) provides for the temporary employment of former public workers who retired from the Public Employees’ Retirement System, the Police and Fireman’s Retirement System or the State Police Retirement System during the Public Health Emergency or State of Emergency.

“This is a sensible approach to providing crucial services during the crisis,” said Bucco (R-25). “We can utilize the abilities of recent retirees who are thoroughly trained, experienced, tested and ready to help. The state is facing unprecedented challenges due to the virus, and the usual rules and regulations don’t always work to the public’s advantage. We need to adapt.”

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“We’ve all heard the governor repeat his refrain that ‘data determines dates,’ but we have a pile of mounting evidence to the contrary,” said Bucco (R-25). “Health experts in the administration who have the data that should be guiding the State’s COVID-19 response efforts have said they were never consulted before announcements were made by Governor Murphy. To the contrary, those career public health officials were only asked to help justify the governor’s completely arbitrary decisions after those decisions had already been made. It’s absolutely unbelievable.”

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Says Governor Needs to Stop Playing Favorites with Coronavirus Response

Senator Anthony M. Bucco said a new commercial rental assistance program announced yesterday using CARES Act money wouldn’t help Morris County, showing that Governor Phil Murphy continues to play favorites through his coronavirus response.

Sen. Tony Bucco said a new commercial rental assistance program announced yesterday using CARES Act money wouldn’t help Morris County, showing that Gov. Phil Murphy continues to play favorites through his coronavirus response. (Pixabay)

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A $6 million commercial rental assistance program announced by the governor yesterday will only be available to support businesses in 64 municipalities that are covered by the New Jersey Redevelopment Authority, none of which are in Morris County.

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Sen. Anthony Bucco warned that restaurants across New Jersey that have suffered steep economic losses since March will soon go out of business permanently if they are not allowed to reopen their dining rooms or provided direct financial support from the State’s share of billions in unspent CARES Act funding. (SenateNJ.com)

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Calls for Statewide Initiative to Combat Addiction and Fatal Overdoses

Amid a devastating spike in drug overdose deaths during the pandemic, Senator Anthony M. Bucco’s legislation to establish an annual Overdose Awareness Day in New Jersey cleared the Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee today.

Senator Bucco’s legislation to create Overdose Awareness Day in New Jersey was advanced by the Senate health committee today. (OverdoseDay.com)

Under Bucco’s bill, SJR-85, August 31 of each year would be designated to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of drug-related death.

“Far too many lives have been lost in communities across the State due to addiction and overdose,” said Bucco (R-25). “The COVID outbreak has triggered a shadowrocket apk in overdose fatalities. I am advocating for this somber annual reminder on a local, county and state level because public awareness of the risks and extent of the problem is necessary for us to control the threat to families of every demographic. Information can be empowering to those who often feel helpless against this deadly threat.”

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Senator Anthony M. Bucco’s legislative initiatives to help frontline healthcare workers and first responders who are suffering from the “invisible wounds” of battling COVID-19 has passed the Senate Health, Human Services & Senior Citizens Committee.

Published reports indicate an alarming rise in PTSD and other mental health issues among medical workers who have fought against the coronavirus now for months.

Sen. Anthony M. Bucco’s legislative initiatives to help frontline healthcare workers and first responders who are suffering from the “invisible wounds” of battling COVID-19 has advanced. (shadowrocket apk)

“While the number of COVID cases has fallen, the pain and trauma experienced by those fighting on the front lines show no signs of stopping,” said Bucco (R-25). “We need to protect our first responders with a variety of resources and tools to help them overcome this overwhelming crisis and stay grounded. Our healthcare heroes heeded the call and put themselves at risk during our time of great need, now it’s our duty to serve them.”

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Legislation to reimburse restaurants, bars and caterers that spent money on supplies in preparation for indoor dining’s return only to have that authorization rescinded was introduced in the Senate.

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“Many restaurant owners had already spent money they didn’t have, often on personal credit cards, to buy food, obtain PPE for staff, and renovate their dining rooms to serve customers safely,” said Senator Bucco (R-Morris/Somerset). “They incurred unnecessary losses through no fault of their own, in compliance with the governor’s orders, and deserve to be compensated through the $2 billion in federal financial aid that remains unspent by the State.”

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