Morris Plains, NJ — Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris/Passaic) is calling on the administration to protect currently owned state land rather than raising another tax.
New Jersey's 26th Legislative District
Senator Joe Pennacchio
Senator Joe Pennacchio a member of the Senate Labor Committee issued the following statement today regarding the signing of the Paid Family Leave Act into law:
Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) issued the following statement regarding published reports that the Trenton Democrats are resurrecting plans to add tolls to Interstates 78 and 80 to pay for transportation improvements:
Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) issued the following statement today regarding Governor Corzine’s proposed fiscal year 2009 budget:
“I am pleased the Governor is moving in the right direction by focusing on spending cuts rather than increasing tolls 800% to balance the budget. However, more spending cuts are needed.
Senator Joe Pennacchio, (R-26), issued the following statement regarding the condition of New Jersey’s budget. Some estimates put the structural deficit for the Fiscal Year 2009 budget at $3.5 billion.
Would Save Taxpayers Over $200 Million
Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) is continuing to answer Governor Corzine’s call to find cuts in state spending, as opposed to increasing tolls, in order to balance the budget and pay down state debt. Senator Pennacchio is calling on the Governor to use his constitutional authority to reform the state pension system.
Would Save Taxpayers Over $100 Million Per Year
Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) is continuing to answer Governor Corzine’s call to find cuts in state spending, as opposed to increasing tolls, in order to balance the budget and pay down state debt. Senator Pennacchio is calling on the Governor to use his constitutional authority to eliminate the revenue sharing component of the Urban Enterprise Zone.
Would Save Taxpayers Over $300,000 Per Year
Senator Joe Pennacchio, (R-26), is continuing to answer Governor Corzine’s call to find cuts in state spending, as opposed to increasing tolls, in order to balance the budget and pay down state debt. Senator Pennacchio is calling on the Governor to use his constitutional authority to eliminate the New Jersey Law Revision Commission. Established in 1985, the New Jersey Law Commission simplifies the laws of New Jersey.
Would Save Taxpayers Over $16 Million Per Year
Senator Joe Pennacchio, (R-26), is continuing to answer Governor Corzine’s call to find cuts in state spending, as opposed to increasing tolls, in order to balance the budget and pay down state debt. Senator Pennacchio is calling on the Governor to use his constitutional authority to eliminate the Department of Personnel and the Department of the Public Advocate.
Would Save Taxpayers $2 Million Per Year
Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) is answering Governor Corzine’s call to find cuts in state spending, as opposed to increasing tolls, in order to balance the budget and pay down state debt. Senator Pennacchio is calling on the Governor to use his constitutional authority to eliminate “confidential employees” from the Board of Public Utilities’ payroll:
