New Jersey S4571 prohibits emergency homeless shelters from requiring enrollment in certain programs as a condition for shelter.
New Jersey S4571 mandates that emergency homeless shelters provide shelter for a minimum of 72 hours without requiring enrollment in assistance programs. After this initial period, shelters may require individuals to apply for programs or services, but must then provide shelter for at least 90 days if the individual complies. The bill also ensures shelters are not required to exceed their licensed capacity unless authorized by law.
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