Establishes Main Street Assistance Program to encourage business development in small municipalities.
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This bill creates a new program called the Main Street Assistance Program to support economic development in New Jersey’s smaller municipalities. The program aims to help small businesses thrive and revitalize Main Streets by providing financial and technical assistance. It will offer grants and other resources to businesses located in designated ‘Main Street’ areas, focusing on improvements and attracting customers. The goal is to strengthen local economies and create jobs within these communities.
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