"Highway Accident Property Tax Relief Act"; requires State to reimburse municipalities for costs of providing certain emergency services.
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Overview
The Highway Accident Property Tax Relief Act aims to help New Jersey municipalities cover the costs of providing emergency services along state and federal highways. It establishes a fund to reimburse cities and towns for expenses related to responding to accidents and other emergencies on these roads, including services provided by volunteer organizations. The act outlines how municipalities can submit claims for reimbursement and how the state will distribute funds from the Highway Accident Property Tax Relief Fund.
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