New Jersey S3651 mandates the Governor to allocate federal and State disaster aid to municipalities based on the extent of physical damage sustained.
New Jersey S3651, known as the "Disaster Victims Protection Act," requires the Governor to allocate federal and State disaster relief funds to municipalities in proportion to the amount of catastrophic physical damage each municipality has sustained. This approach aims to ensure that the most severely damaged areas receive assistance before less damaged areas, particularly in response to the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.
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