Allows municipality to establish alcohol-free and cannabis-free areas and to impose civil penalties for violations.
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- Introduced
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- Passed General Assembly
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows New Jersey municipalities to create alcohol-free and cannabis-free zones within their boundaries and to impose civil penalties on individuals who violate these restrictions. It supplements existing laws regarding alcohol and cannabis regulations. The bill aims to address concerns about public consumption of these substances and provides municipalities with the authority to manage public spaces effectively. Municipalities must hold a public hearing before adopting such ordinances.
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Michael Testa
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