New Jersey S4826 allows counties and municipalities to fund first aid and emergency or volunteer ambulance or rescue squad associations without a.
New Jersey S4826 removes the state funding cap on voluntary contributions to first aid and emergency or volunteer ambulance or rescue squad associations. It allows counties and municipalities to determine their own funding levels and methods, including shared services agreements, direct contracts, and grant programs. The bill also mandates an audit mechanism for fund use and recovery of misspent funds. Additionally, it requires the Division of Local Government Services to create model regulations for counties and municipalities to follow in funding these associations.
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