New Jersey A3346 mandates a study on efficiency and scaling in local government service delivery by the Edward J.
New Jersey A3346 requires the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to conduct a comprehensive study on the efficiency and scaling of local government services. The study will examine various service areas, including municipal courts, construction and fire code enforcement, health services, property tax assessments, public works, and emergency services. The research will explore shared service agreements, joint contracts, and alternative service delivery methods to identify the most efficient scale of service delivery.
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