New Jersey S1133 requires state parks, forests, and historic areas to stay open for seven days if an emergency is declared due to failure to enact a.

New Jersey S1133 mandates that state parks, forests, recreation areas, historic sites, natural areas, and wildlife management areas remain accessible to the public for up to seven days if a state of emergency is declared due to the failure to enact a general appropriation law by the deadline set by the New Jersey Constitution. The Department of Environmental Protection must develop a plan designating essential personnel to maintain services during such emergencies. This act takes effect immediately.

New Jersey S1133 requires state parks, forests, and historic areas to stay open for seven days if an emergency is declared due to failure to enact a.

New Jersey S1133 mandates that state parks, forests, recreation areas, historic sites, natural areas, and wildlife management areas remain accessible to the public for up to seven days if a state of emergency is declared due to the failure to enact a general appropriation law by the deadline set by the New Jersey Constitution. The Department of Environmental Protection must develop a plan designating essential personnel to maintain services during such emergencies. This act takes effect immediately.