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The Borough of Woodlynne is seeking resumes or proposals for various professional services contracts for the calendar year 2026. The contracts include positions such as Borough Engineer, Planning Board Engineer, Planning Board Attorney, Municipal Attorney, Borough Auditor, Municipal Bond Counsel, Municipal Prosecutor, and Municipal Public Defender. Submissions must be received by December 16, 2025, at 10:00 AM, addressed to Luis Pastoriza, Borough Clerk. Proposals will be opened publicly at that time.
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Borough of Woodlynne Borough of Woodlynne 200 Cooper Ave. Woodlynne, New Jersey 08107 Phone: (856) 962 8300 Borough Hall Office Hours:- Monday _ Thursday 7.00 am to 5.00pm Mayor Joseph Chukwueke Council Members Sharon Earley Wilfredo Rodriquez Shana Feliciano Pablo Fuentes Dion Burdett Edwin Fontanez to Woodlynne, NJ Welcome Home Improvement more... Camden County RECOVERS Rental Assistance Grant More.... A Smarter, Cleaner Energy Future for New Jersey: Smart Meters. PSE&G is replacing existing electric meters with new smart meters throughout our electric service territory. These smart meters will provide our electric customers with more information about their energy use and allow PSE&G to provide even better customer service. more NJ Public Advertisement Law Update ONLINE TAX PAYMENT Click Here for New Bid 2026 Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SPPP) Woodlynne Success Woodlynne is a borough in Camden County, New Jersey, United States. First settled in 1681, a property owned by Mark Newbie was called Lynnewood, named for the linden trees in the area. The name was changed from Lynnewood to Woodlynne in 1892, due to conflicts with the name of another municipality. Woodlynne Amusement Park, which encompassed Woodlynne Lake (no longer MORE Woodlynne Hall Woodlynne NJ has a spacious hall available to host your party or event. No matter what your occasion is, wedding, baby shower, birthday party, bridal shower, anniversary, graduation, communion or confirmation the hall will suit your needs. MORE Woodlynne Growth Woodlynne is a borough in Camden County, as of the 2010 United States Census, the borough’s population was 2,978, reflecting an increase of +6.5%. Woodlynne was incorporated as a borough by an act of the New Jersey Legislature on March 19, 1901 from portions of Haddon Township in 1906 MORE
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PARTICIPATING MUNICIPALITIES
AUDUBON AUDUBON PARK BARRINGTON BELLMAWR
BERLIN BOROUGH BERLIN TWP. BROOKLAWN CHERRY HILL
CHESILHURST CLEMENTON COLLINGSWOOD GIBBSBORO
GLOUCESTER CITY GLOUCESTER TWP. HADDON HEIGHTS
HADDON TWP. HADDONFIELD HI-NELLA LAUREL SPRINGS
LAWNSIDE LINDENWOLD MAGNOLIA MERCHANTVILLE
MOUNT EPHRAIM OAKLYN PENNSAUKEN TWP. PINE HILL
RUNNEMEDE SOMERDALE STRATFORD VOORHEES TWP.
WATERFORD TWP. WINSLOW TWP. WOODLYNNE
camden county
Making It Better, Together.
FIRST TIME
HOME BUYER PROGRAM
administered by the Camden County Improvement Authority
presented by the CAMDEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY
CONTACT NUMBERS
Office (856) 751-2242; Fax (856) 566-3105
SPONSORED BY YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT and
CAMDEN COUNTY BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS
LOUIS CAPPELLI, JR., COMMISSIONER LIAISON
ADMINISTERED THROUGH
CAMDEN COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY
520 MARKET STREEET, 6TH FLR. - SUITE 6400
CAMDEN, NJ 08102
camden county
Making It Better, Together.
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
CCIA-FTHB Brochure 2024
(Rev. 07/16/24) All previous forms are
obsolete
camden county
Making It Better, Together.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM (HIP)
ADMINISTERED BY THE CAMDEN COUNTY IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY
presented by the CAMDEN COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Program Description: Income eligible homeowners in Camden County may be eligible for a 0%
interest, deferred payment loan program. This loan program provides qualified applicants with
funding for needed housing repairs. Eligible work items include things such as: exterior, interior,
roof, siding, windows, heating systems and electrical systems. The program may not be used for
room additions or upgrades.
(ROOF, HVAC & HANDICAP RAMPS ARE FORGIVABLE AFTER 10 YEARS)
How Does The Program Work?
If an applicant is found eligible for the program, their project is assigned to an approved
licensed contractor. Staff monitors all work and ensures that it is done correctly and within
program guidelines.
What Does It Cost?
Projects will result in a 0% interest loan in the form of a lien placed on the property. With this
lien, no payments are required until time of sale or a change in ownership.
Who Is Eligible For The Program?
Homeowners must reside within one of the Eligible Municipalities and the household income
must be lower than the income limits shown below.
ELIGIBILITY BASED ON FAMILY SIZE & HOUSEHOLD INCOME
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
$64,250 $73,400 $82,600 $91,750 $99,100 $106,450 $113,800 $121,150
ELIGIBLE MUNICIPALITIES
AUDUBON BARRINGTON BELLMAWR BERLIN BOROUGH BERLIN TWP. BROOKLAWN
CHERRY HILL CLEMENTON • COLLINGSWOOD • GIBBSBORO • HADDON TWP.
HADDON HEIGHTS • HADDONFIELD • HI NELLA LAUREL SPRINGS. LAWNSIDE
LINDENWOLD • MAGNOLIA • MERCHANTVILLE • MT. EPHRAIM • OAKLYN PINE HILL
RUNNEMEDE SOMERDALE STRATFORD • VOORHEES • WATERFORD • WINSLOW • WOODLYNNE
NOTE: due to program interest, homeowners may be added
to a waiting list before they can apply for the housing rehabilitation program
For questions, call: 856-751-2242
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Prospective Homebuyers who meet the household size and income limits
as published annually by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban
Development Section 8 Income Limits.
HOUSEHOLD SIZE AND INCOME
The First Time Homebuyer Program (FTHB) is funded with a Home
Investment Partnership (HOME) grant provided by the US Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The federal regulations for this
loan require that the assistance offered under this program benefit "low
and moderate income households". This means that the income of ALL
household members is considered in determining eligibility.
A. The household size is defined as all occupants of the household.
B. Household income is defined as the total income of all household
members (except children under age 18 or full time students).
1) Annual household income is based on the gross income from all
sources for all household members, excluding those mentioned above,
for the most recent year for which a US Internal Revenue Service Form
1040 is available. In addition, all current income must be documented
to fulfill eligibility requirements.
2) Annual household income shall include:
a) The gross amount of all wages, salaries, recurrent overtime,
commissions, fees, capital gains, tips and bonuses;
b) Interest and dividends;
c) The full amount of recurrent periodic payments received from
Social Security, pensions or other similar annuities;
d) Periodic public assistance payments, alimony, child support, and
any other payments or contributions which are received on a
recurrent basis and which may be reasonably expected to continue.
HOUSEHOLD
HOUSEHOLD
HOUSEHOLD
HOUSEHOLD
SIZE
INCOME
SIZE
INCOME
1
$64,250
5
$99,100
2
$73,400
6
$106,450
3
$82,600
7
$113,800
4
$91,750
8
$121,150
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The First Time Homebuyer Program promotes homeownership for low and
moderate income first time homebuyers. The program is intended to assist
purchasers by providing financial assistance in purchasing a home for the
first time in the form of a deferred loan.
LEVEL OF ASSISTANCE
The County will provide an interest-free, deferred loan not to exceed
$25.000 for Closing Cost & Down Payment. Loans will be payable to Camden
County, upon transfer of property title. The length of the term of the Programs
Forgivable Loans will be depending on the total amount of assistance. Less than
$15,000 in total assistance -is a 5 yr term. $15,000 to $25,000 in total assistance - is a
10 year term. Recipients of HOME funds are required ot maintain the unit as their
principal residence for the duration of the deferred loan period.
Annual certification is required during this period. In the event the property
is sold or disposed of in any other manner, the HOME loan shall be
immediately due and payable to the Authority according to the terms of
the Mortgage and Mortgage Note.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Lenders are to provide thirty (30) year fixed rate mortgages. Lenders are
encouraged to provide below market rate loans with zero (0) points. The
County First Time Homebuyer Program will not approve loans that are not
fixed, or exceed thirty (30) years. Mortgages may not exceed a Loan to
Value Ratio (LTV) of 97%. Debt to income ratio-Front end: 35% Back end: 47%.
On case-by-case basis, the Program may permit loans with back-end ratios of up to
49%.
PROPERTY STANDARDS
The homebuyer property being acquired must meet the HUD Uniform
Physical Condition Standards Protocol. All codes and standards must be
met at the time the mortgage is executed. The Authority will require
receipt of the municipal Certificate of Occupancy ("CO") prior to the
closing.
A physical inspection of the property is conducted to ensure code violations
do not exist and to certify that adverse health or safety conditions do not
exist.
NO FORECLOSURE or SHORT SALE
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Camden County’s Rental Assistance Grant is aimed at
helping households that have lost employment or
experienced financial hardship due to Covid-19 shutdowns.
Applications must be made by tenants, but payments will be
made directly to their landlord or utility company.
Camden County RECOVERS
Rental Assistance Grant
Eligibility and Rules
• Provide rental and utility assistance to Camden County
residents for up to 12 months of back rent and utilities.
• Utilities include gas, electric, water, sewer, trash, energy costs
and some internet services.
• Grant will cover outstanding rent payments for a period of up
to 12 months going back to 3/13/20.
• Landlord must agree to waive late fees and penalties.
• Applicants are required to prove loss of income or
employment due to Covid-19; and demonstrate a risk of
experiencing homelessness or housing instability i.e. past
due notices, rent notice or eviction notice etc.
• No duplication for benefits will be permitted, meaning
apartments/landlords who are funded under the State’s
tenant assistance program or Section 8 are not eligible.
• Grant is income based with a maximum household income
of 80% Area Median Income (AMI)
To fill out an application for the Rental Assistance Grant,
visit: www.CamdenRentGrant.com
If you have issues with completing the application or general
questions concerning the Camden County RECOVERS Rental
Assistance Grant please contact 856-389-6704,
Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm.
Get Connected
Brought to you by
Camden County Government
Deadline for Applications is October 30th, 2021
La subvención de ayuda para el alquiler del condado de Camden tiene
como objetivo ayudar a los hogares que han perdido el empleo o han
experimentado dificultades financieras debido a los cierres por Covid-19.
Los inquilinos deben presentar las solicitudes, pero los pagos se
realizarán directamente al propietario o compañía de servicios públicos.
El condado de Camden se RECUPERA
Subvención para la ayuda al alquiler
Disponibilidad y reglas
• Brindar ayuda para el alquiler y las facturas de los servicios
públicos a los residentes del condado de Camden por hasta
12 meses de alquiler atrasado y servicios públicos.
• Los servicios públicos incluyen gas, electricidad, agua,
alcantarillado, recolección de residuos, costos de energía y
algunos servicios de Internet.
• La subvención cubrirá los pagos de alquiler pendientes por un
período de hasta 12 meses desde el 13/03/20.
• El arrendador debe estar de acuerdo en no aplicar multas ni
recargos por demora.
• Los solicitantes deben demostrar la pérdida de ingresos o
empleo debido a Covid-19; y demostrar riesgo de perder
la vivienda o inestabilidad, es decir, avisos vencidos, aviso de
desalojo, etc.
• No se permitirá la duplicación de beneficios, lo que
significa que los apartamentos / propietarios financiados
por el programa estatal de asistencia al inquilino o la
Sección 8 no son elegibles.
• La subvención se basa en los ingresos, con un ingreso
familiar máximo del 80% del ingreso medio del área (AMI)
Para acceder al formulario de la subvención de ayuda para la
renta, visite: www.CamdenRentGrant.com
Get Connected
Presentado por el gobierno
del Condado de Camden
La fecha límite para realizar la solicitud es el 30 de Octubre de 2021
Si tiene algún problema completando la solicitud o tiene alguna pregunta en
general sobre la asistencia para la renta Camden County Recovers, por favor
llame al 856-389-6704, de lunes a viernes de 9am a 5pm.
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(Sponsorship Updated As Of: 6/27/2025)
ASSEMBLY, No. 5878
STATE OF NEW JERSEY
221st LEGISLATURE
INTRODUCED JUNE 25, 2025
Sponsored by:
Assemblyman ALEXANDER "AVI" SCHNALL
District 30 (Monmouth and Ocean)
Co-Sponsored by:
Assemblywoman Murphy
SYNOPSIS
Provides for publication of required legal notices on government Internet
websites and through certain online news publications.
CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT
As introduced.
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EXPLANATION – Matter enclosed in bold-faced brackets [thus] in the above bill is
not enacted and is intended to be omitted in the law.
Matter underlined thus is new matter.
AN ACT concerning publication of required legal notices,
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supplementing Title 35 of the Revised Statutes, and amending
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various parts of the statutory law.
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BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and General Assembly of the State
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of New Jersey:
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1. (New section) As used in P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending
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before the Legislature as this bill):
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"Electronic format" means an Internet website and other
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technology having electrical, digital, magnetic, wireless, optical,
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electromagnetic, or similar capabilities that is operated by or for a
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newspaper for publication.
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"IP address" means an Internet Protocol address.
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"Legal notice" means any resolution, official proclamation,
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notice or advertisement of any sort, kind, or character, including
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proposals for bids on public work and otherwise, required by law or
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by the order or rule of any court to be published by a public entity,
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corporation, an individual, or any other entity.
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"Local government unit" means a county, municipality, or other
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political subdivision of the State, or any agency, board,
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commission, utilities authority or other authority, or other entity
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thereof, or a person who is a local government unit officer or
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employee.
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"Online news publication" means a news publication in
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electronic format that contains news on matters of public concern
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and has published news predominantly in the English language at
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least once per week for at least one year continuously.
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"Print newspaper" means a news publication in print form that
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contains news on matters of public concern and has published news
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predominantly in the English language at least once per week for at
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least one year continuously.
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"Public entity" means the State, any State agency, and any local
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government unit, district, public authority, public agency, and any
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other political subdivision or political body in the State.
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"Secretary" means the Secretary of State.
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"State agency" means any of the principal departments in the
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Executive Branch of the State Government, and any division, board,
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bureau, office, commission, or other instrumentality within or
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created by a department, and, to the extent consistent with law, any
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interstate agency to which New Jersey is a party and any
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independent State authority, commission, instrumentality, or
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agency. A local government unit shall not be deemed an agency or
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instrumentality of the State.
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2. (New section) a. After March 1, 2026, whenever a public
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entity is required by law or by order or rule of any court to publish
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or advertise a legal notice, the public entity shall publish or
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advertise the legal notice on the public entity’s official Internet
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website. The public entity’s official Internet website shall be
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accessible and available to the public free of charge. A direct
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hyperlink to legal notices published on the public entity’s official
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Internet website shall be conspicuously placed on the website’s
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homepage.
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b. No later than March 1, 2026, the Secretary of State, with
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support from the Office of Information Technology and any other
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State agency the secretary deems necessary, shall establish an
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Internet webpage on which shall be included hyperlinks to the legal
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notices webpage of each public entity created pursuant to
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subsection a. of this section. The legal notices hyperlink webpage
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established by the secretary shall be accessible and available to the
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public free of charge and shall be accessible by direct hyperlink
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conspicuously placed on the Secretary of State’s Internet homepage.
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Each public entity shall submit the hyperlink to the Secretary of
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State and provide any updates thereto prior to effectuation.
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c.
No later than March 1, 2026, a public entity shall maintain
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an Internet archive of legal notices that are no longer displayed,
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which shall be kept for at least one year. The archive shall not be
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subject to any records retention schedule adopted by the State
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Records Committee nor to the "Destruction of Public Records Law
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(1953)," P.L.1953, c.410 (C.47:3-15 et seq.). A public entity shall
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display a legal notice on its legal notices Internet webpage for at
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least one week, or other time period as required by law, before
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transferring the publication to the public entity’s Internet archive.
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A local government unit shall initially publish an Internet archive
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no later than July 1, 2026 and shall maintain the archive thereafter.
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d. A local government unit may, in addition to the publication
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on its official Internet website pursuant to subsection a. of this
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section, publish or advertise a legal notice separately on an eligible
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online news publication that meets the criteria of subsection b. of
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section 3 of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature
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as this bill). The local government unit shall provide a notice in a
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prominent location on its official Internet website if it publishes or
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advertises its legal notices in an online news publication and shall
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publish a hyperlink to the online news publication.
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3. (New section) a. (1) After March 1, 2026, whenever a
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corporation, individual, or any other entity that is not a public entity
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is required by law or by the order or rule of any court to publish or
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advertise a legal notice, the corporation, individual, or other entity
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shall publish or advertise the legal notice on an online news
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publication that satisfies the requirements of subsection b. of this
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section.
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(2) The corporation, individual, or other entity shall select an
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online news publication based on the geographic target as
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established or implied under the law, court order, or court rule
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requiring publication.
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b. To be an eligible online news publication under subsection
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a. of this section, an online news publication shall:
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(1) use a domain name for the Internet website that will be
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easily recognizable and understandable to users of the website as
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belonging to that online news publication;
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(2) maintain the online news publication on the Internet in a
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manner that is fully accessible and searchable by members of the
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public at all times, other than during routine maintenance or
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circumstances outside of the operator’s control;
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(3) ensure that legal notices published or advertised on the
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online news publication comply with the requirements that would
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apply to the legal notices if they were published in a physical
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newspaper, as applicable;
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(4) maintain an archive for at least one year of notices that are
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no longer displayed on the online news publication;
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(5) display a legal notice for at least one week, or other time
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period as required by law, before placing it in archive;
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(6) enable legal notices, both those currently displayed and
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those archived, to be accessed by key word, by party name, by case
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number, by county, or other useful identifiers;
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(7) maintain an adequate security system and develop a
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contingency plan for coping with and recovering from power
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outages, systemic failures, and other unforeseen circumstances;
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(8) not charge a fee or require registration or a subscription to
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view legal notices;
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(9) maintain media liability insurance of up to $1 million;
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(10) have been in continuous operation for at least three years,
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which can be satisfied by the online news publication itself or by a
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company that has a controlling or majority interest in the online
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news publication; and
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(11) (a) provide the number of monthly unique website visits
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and monthly unique website visits by users in this State and in each
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county, as evidenced by IP address or other appropriate identifier,
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which shall be prominently displayed on the Internet homepage of
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the online news publication along with the criteria provided in this
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subsection, or a hyperlink to a webpage displaying such criteria,
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and whether the online news publication meets each criteria.
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(b) (i) To qualify as an online news publication eligible to
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publish legal notices for municipal-wide circulation, the online
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news publication shall receive 4,000 unique monthly visits on
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average as calculated annually, no less than 50 percent of which
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shall be from IP addresses within the applicable municipality or
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within a 10-mile radius of the municipality.
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(ii) To qualify as an online news publication eligible to publish
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legal notices for county-wide circulation, the online news
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publication shall receive 50,000 unique monthly visits on average
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as calculated annually, no less than 50 percent of which shall be
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from IP addresses within the applicable county or within a 10-mile
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radius of the county.
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(iii) To qualify as an online news publication eligible to publish
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legal notices for State-wide circulation, the online news publication
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shall receive 350,000 unique monthly visits on average as
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calculated annually, no less than 50 percent of which shall be from
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IP addresses within the State.
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c.
The price to be paid for publishing all public notices or legal
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notices in an online news publication pursuant to P.L. , c.
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(C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill), shall not
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exceed the rates established pursuant to R.S.35:2-1.
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d. Unless otherwise provided pursuant to applicable law or
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court rule or order, an online news publication that receives a legal
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notice for publication pursuant to this section shall publish the
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notice within 24 hours of receipt.
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e.
An online news publication that falsely represents that it
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meets the criteria established pursuant to subsection b. of this
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section and accepts legal notices for publication shall deemed to
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have committed an unlawful practice under P.L.1960, c.39 (C.56:8-
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1 et seq.) and liable to enforcement by the Attorney General
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pursuant to the provisions of P.L.1960, c.39 (C.56:8-1 et seq.).
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4. (New section) a. A public entity, corporation, or individual
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required by law or by the order or rule of any court to publish or
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advertise a legal notice shall publish or advertise the notice in
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accordance with the applicable law or court order or rule.
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b. A public entity, corporation, or individual shall be deemed to
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satisfy their legal obligations to provide a legal notice upon
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publication of the notice as required pursuant to P.L. , c.
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(C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
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c.
Legal notices published on a public entity’s Internet website
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or the Internet website of an online news publication in accordance
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with P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this
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bill) shall not be deemed defective if at least one of the following
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circumstances exist:
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(1) there is an error in the content or form of the legal notice
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published or advertised on a public entity’s Internet website or
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online news publication due to a clerical, administrative, or any
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other error outside of the control of the public entity, corporation, or
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individual required by law or court order or rule to publish the legal
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notice;
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(2) there is a temporary outage, technical malfunction,
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disruption, or service interruption preventing the publishing,
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posting, or display of a legal notice on the public entity’s Internet
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website or online news publication;
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(3) the operator of the public entity’s Internet website or the
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online news publication imposes standard restrictions that prevent
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access to the website or online news publication;
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(4) the public entity’s Internet website or the online news
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publication is subject to a cyberattack or cybersecurity incident,
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including but not limited to ransomware or a data breach, causing
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the failure to timely or accurately publish the legal notice; or
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(5) any other circumstances preventing the publishing, posting,
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or display of a legal notice on the public entity Internet website or
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online news publication that are outside of the control of the public
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entity, corporation, or individual required by law or court order or
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rule to publish the legal notice.
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5. (New section) a. Starting on January 1, 2026 and at least
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twice per month through December 31, 2026, a public entity
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required by law or by the order or rule of any court to publish or
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advertise a legal notice, or that elects to publish or advertise a legal
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notice before that date pursuant to P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending
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before the Legislature as this bill), shall provide an advertisement in
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an online news publication that meets the requirements of
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subsection b. of section 3 of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before
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the Legislature as this bill), that:
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(1) states that the complete text of each legal notice may be
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obtained or viewed by the public on the official Internet website of
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each public entity; and
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(2) provides the hyperlink to the Secretary of State’s legal
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notices hyperlink Internet webpage established pursuant to
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subsection b. of section 2 of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before
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the Legislature as this bill).
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b. Until the Secretary of State establishes the legal notices
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hyperlinks Internet webpage pursuant to subsection b. of section 3
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of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this
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bill), a public entity that elects to comply with the provisions of
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P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill)
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shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirements of P.L. , c.
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(C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill) without
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publication of the public entity’s hyperlink on the Internet webpage
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to be established pursuant to subsection b. of section 3 of P.L. , c.
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(C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
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6. R.S.40:53-2 is amended to read as follows:
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40:53-2. a. All ordinances or other public notices which any
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municipality, except cities, may be required by any law to publish,
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where the manner of publication is not otherwise specifically
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provided for, shall until March 1, 2026 be published either in at
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least one newspaper published and circulating in the municipality,
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and if there be no such newspaper, then in at least one newspaper
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published in the county in which the municipality is located and
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circulating in the municipality or consistent with section 2 of
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P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
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b. After March 1, 2026, all ordinances or other public notices
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which any municipality, except cities, may be required by any law
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to publish, where the manner of publication is not otherwise
7
specifically provided for, shall be published consistent with section
8
2 of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this
9
bill).
10
(cf: R.S.40:53-2)
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12
7. N.J.S.40A:2-19 is amended to read as follows:
13
40A:2-19. a. Publications required by this chapter shall, until
14
March 1, 2026, either in the case of a municipality, be in a
15
newspaper published and circulating in the municipality, if there be
16
one, and if not, in a newspaper published in the county and
17
circulating in the municipality. In the case of a county, publications
18
shall be in a newspaper published at the county seat, if there be one,
19
and if not, in a newspaper published and circulating in the county.
20
For the purposes of this section, a newspaper shall not be deemed to
21
be published during any period of time in which the publication of
22
such newspaper shall be interrupted by any involuntary suspension
23
of publication resulting from loss, destruction, mechanical or
24
electric failure of typesetting equipment or printing presses or the
25
unavailability due to conditions beyond the control of the publisher,
26
of paper or other materials and supplies necessary for operation, or
27
resulting from a labor dispute with a recognized labor union or be
28
published consistent with section 2 or 3, as applicable, of P.L. , c.
29
(C. or C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
30
b. After March 1, 2026 publications required by this chapter
31
shall be published consistent with section 2 or 3, as applicable, of
32
P.L. , c. (C. or C. ) (pending before the Legislature as
33
this bill).
34
(cf: P.L.1970, c.318, s.1)
35
36
8. R.S.35:1-2.2 is amended to read as follows:
37
35:1-2.2. a.
Whenever until March 1, 2026, by law, it is
38
required that there be published by printing and publishing in a
39
newspaper or newspapers, ordinances, resolutions or notices or
40
advertisements of any sort, kind, or character by any county, city, or
41
other municipality or municipal corporation, or by any municipal
42
board or official board, or body, or office, or officials, or by any
43
person or corporation, [such] the newspaper or newspapers [must]
44
shall, in addition to any other qualification now required by law,
45
meet the following qualifications, namely: [said] the newspaper or
46
newspapers shall be entirely printed in the English language, shall
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be printed and published within the State of New Jersey, shall be a
1
newspaper of general paid circulation possessing an average news
2
content of not less than 35 [%] percent, shall have been published
3
continuously in the municipality where its publication office is
4
situate for not less than [2] two years and shall have been entered
5
for [2] two years as second-class mail matter under the postal laws
6
and regulations of the United States. In case a newspaper cannot
7
meet these qualifications itself but has acquired another newspaper
8
which meets these qualifications, the acquiring newspaper shall be
9
deemed to meet these qualifications if it is published in the same
10
municipality and entered in the same post office as was the acquired
11
newspaper. Continuous publication within the meaning of this
12
section shall not be deemed interrupted by any involuntary
13
suspension of publication for a period not exceeding [6] six
14
months resulting from loss, destruction, mechanical or electrical
15
failure of typesetting equipment or printing presses or the
16
unavailability, due to conditions beyond the control or the
17
publisher, of paper or other materials and supplies necessary for
18
operation, or resulting from a labor dispute with a recognized labor
19
union, and any newspaper so affected shall not be disqualified
20
hereunder in the event that publication is resumed within said
21
period of [6] six months.
22
For the purposes of this section and for the purpose of qualifying
23
for legal advertisements generally, any newspaper which for not
24
less than [2] two years shall have been continuously printed in a
25
building located within two municipalities and which for not less
26
than [2] two years shall have continuously maintained its editorial
27
and business offices in said building shall be deemed to have been
28
published continuously in each of said municipalities during that
29
period and its publication office shall be deemed to have been
30
situate in each municipality during that period.
31
In the event any newspaper which shall have been qualified to
32
publish legal advertisements shall move its publication office to
33
any municipality in the same county or in an adjacent county in
34
this State and which shall otherwise continue to meet the
35
qualifications of this section, it shall be qualified to publish legal
36
advertisements which it was qualified to publish prior to moving
37
said publication office for a period of [2] two years after the date
38
of the moving of its publication office or such period as [said] the
39
newspaper shall have the highest paid circulation of any newspaper
40
within the county or municipality which shall use said newspaper
41
for legal advertisements.
42
b. In lieu of the requirements of subsection a. of this section,
43
whenever until March 1, 2026, by law, it is required that there be
44
published by printing and publishing in a newspaper or newspapers,
45
ordinances, resolutions or notices or advertisements of any sort,
46
kind, or character by any county, city, or other municipality or
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municipal corporation, or by any municipal board or official board,
1
or body, or office, or officials, or by any person or corporation, the
2
newspaper or newspapers may be published consistent with section
3
2 or 3, as applicable, of P.L. , c. (C. or C. ) (pending
4
before the Legislature as this bill).
5
c.
After March 1, 2026 whenever, by law, it is required that
6
there be published by printing and publishing in a newspaper or
7
newspapers, ordinances, resolutions or notices or advertisements of
8
any sort, kind, or character by any county, city, or other
9
municipality or municipal corporation, or by any municipal board or
10
official board, or body, or office, or officials, or by any person or
11
corporation, the newspaper or newspapers shall be published
12
consistent with section 2 or 3, as applicable, of P.L. , c. (C.
13
or C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill).
14
(cf: P.L.1979, c.84, s.1)
15
16
9. Section 1 of P.L.2024, c.106, as amended by P.L.2025, c.22,
17
is amended to read as follows:
18
1. a.
Notwithstanding any law, rule, regulation, or
19
municipal ordinance to the contrary, a newspaper utilized or
20
permitted to be utilized by a person for the purpose of complying
21
with any legal requirement, or a public body, as defined in section 3
22
of the "Open Public Meetings Act," P.L.1975, c.231 (C.10:4-8),
23
from January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024 for the purpose of
24
complying with R.S.35:1-2.2 or any other requirements for issuing
25
or publishing a public notice or legal advertisement, including, but
26
not limited to, for providing adequate notice of a meeting, the
27
solicitation of bids, qualifications, or proposals, or the publication
28
of any ordinances, synopses, or summaries of official documents,
29
shall be deemed eligible for the same purposes from January 1,
30
2025 to [June 30, 2025] March 1, 2026 if the newspaper’s
31
publication is in print or electronic format. The price to be paid for
32
publishing all public notices or legal advertisements in print or
33
electronic format as described in this section shall not exceed the
34
rates established pursuant to R.S.35:2-1. A fee shall not be
35
charged, and registration shall not be required, for viewing public
36
notices or legal advertisements published in an electronic format.
37
b. For the purposes of this section, "electronic format" means
38
an Internet website and other technology having electrical, digital,
39
magnetic, wireless, optical, electromagnetic, or similar capabilities
40
that is operated by or for a newspaper for publication.
41
42
10. This act shall take effect immediately.
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STATEMENT
1
2
This bill provides that whenever a public entity, as defined in the
3
bill, is required by law or by order or rule of any court to publish or
4
advertise a legal notice, the public entity is to publish or advertise
5
the legal notice on the public entity’s official Internet website. The
6
majority of the bill’s requirements are mandatory beginning March
7
1, 2026, and are optional until that date. Under the bill, the public
8
entity’s official Internet website is to be accessible and available to
9
the public free of charge, and a direct hyperlink to legal notices
10
published on the public entity’s official Internet website is to be
11
conspicuously placed on the public entity’s Internet homepage.
12
The Secretary of State, with support from the Office of
13
Information Technology and any other State agency the secretary
14
deems necessary, is required to establish an Internet webpage which
15
includes the hyperlinks to the legal notices webpage of each public
16
entity. The legal notices hyperlink webpage is to be accessible and
17
available to the public free of charge and be accessible by a direct
18
hyperlink that is conspicuously placed on the Secretary of State’s
19
homepage. Each public entity is required to submit the entity’s
20
hyperlink to the Secretary of State and provide any updates thereto.
21
The bill provides that a public entity is required to maintain an
22
Internet archive of legal notices that are no longer displayed, which
23
are required to be kept for at least one year. A public entity is
24
required to display a legal notice on its legal notices webpage for at
25
least one week, or other time period as required by law, before
26
transferring it to the archive. Under the bill, a local government
27
unit is not required to maintain an archive until July 1, 2026.
28
Under the bill, a local government unit may in addition to the
29
publication on its official website, publish or advertise a legal
30
notice on an eligible online news publication that meets the criteria
31
as specified in the bill.
32
The bill also provides that whenever a corporation, individual, or
33
any other entity that is not a public entity is required by law or by
34
the order or rule of any court to publish or advertise a legal notice,
35
the corporation, individual, or other entity is to publish or advertise
36
the legal notice on an online news publication that satisfies the
37
eligibility requirements to function as an online news publication,
38
as specified in the bill. For the year from January 1, 2026, a public
39
entity is required to provide an advertisement at least twice per
40
month in an eligible online news publication that: states that the
41
complete text of each legal notice may be obtained or viewed by the
42
public on the official Internet website of the public entity; and
43
provides the hyperlink to the Secretary of State’s legal notices
44
hyperlink Internet webpage, with exceptions provided in the bill.
45
Additionally, under current law, a newspaper utilized, or
46
permitted to be utilized, by a person or public body, as defined in
47
section 3 of the "Open Public Meetings Act," P.L.1975, c.231
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(C.10:4-8), from January 1, 2024 through December 31, 2024 for
1
the purpose of complying with any requirements for issuing or
2
publishing a public notice or legal advertisement, including, but not
3
limited to, for providing adequate notice of a meeting, the
4
solicitation of bids, qualifications, or proposals, or the publication
5
of any ordinances, synopses, or summaries of official documents, is
6
deemed eligible for the same purposes from January 1, 2025 to June
7
30, 2025 if the newspaper’s publication is in print or electronic
8
format. This bill amends that law to provide that public bodies may
9
continue using qualifying newspapers for required public notices
10
and legal advertisements until March 1, 2026 regardless of format.
11
The bill is to take effect immediately.
12
--- Document: Click Here for New Bid ---
December 1, 2025
WOODLYNNE BOROUGH
NOTICE OF SOLICITATION OF RESUME' OR PROPOSALS FOR CERTAIN PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES AND OTHER CONTRACTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH A FAIR AND OPEN
PROCESS AS SET FORTH IN N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.5 AND N.J.S.A. 19:44-A-20.7
The Borough of Woodlynne is soliciting resume's or proposals for the following positions or contracts
for calendar year 2026:
Borough Engineer
Planning Board Engineer
Planning Board Attorney
Municipal Attorney
Borough Auditor
Municipal Bond Counsel
Municipal Prosecutor
Municipal Public Defender
A resume or proposal must be submitted on or before December 16, 2025 at 10:00am to Luis Pastoriza
Borough Clerk, Borough of Woodlynne, 200 Cooper Avenue, Woodlynne, NJ 08107. All resume's or
proposals will be publicly opened by the Borough Clerk at the above address at the date and time
above noted. Copies of Solicitation Notice detailing the requirement for submitting a resume' or
proposal and the criteria to be applied in the awarding of contracts may be obtained directly from the
Borough Clerk noted above. The resume's or proposals are being solicited through a fair and open
process in accordance with N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.5 et seq.
Luis Pastoriza, Borough Clerk
--- Document: 2026 Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SPPP) ---
Stormwater Pollution Prevention
Plan
Name: Borough of Woodlynne
County: Camden
NJPDES #:NJG0152919
Annual Review Date: 1/30/2026
Stormwater Program Coordinator: James Capone
Form 1 – Team Members
Form 2 – Review and Revision History
Form 3 – Public Announcements
Part IV.B. and C.
Form 4 – Post-Construction Stormwater Management in New Development and Redevelopment
Part IV.E.
Form 5 – Ordinances
Part IV.F.1.
Form 6 – Street Sweeping
Part IV.F.2.a.i. and ii.
Form 7 – MS4 Infrastructure
Part IV.F.2-4. and Part IV.G.2-3.
Form 8 – Community-wide Measures
Part IV.F.2.
Form 9 – Municipal Maintenance Yards & Other Ancillary Operations
Part IV.F.5.
Please complete a separate Form 9 for each yard or site. Indicate the number of yards/sites the municipality owns or operates: _1____
Form 10 – Training
Part IV.F.6-10.
Form 11 – MS4 Mapping
Part IV.G.1.
Form 12 – Watershed Improvement Plan
Part IV.H.
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