Sen. Singer & Duvi Honig Announce the Designation of ‘New Jersey Economic Development Day’
Legislation Inspired by Local Orthodox Jewish Chamber Of Commerce
The New Jersey State Senate has passed a resolution sponsored by Senator Robert Singer that names the second Monday of May as “New Jersey Economic Development Day.”
The New Jersey State Senate has passed a resolution sponsored by Senator Robert Singer that names the second Monday of May as New Jersey Economic Development Day. (SenateNJ.com)
“I was proud and honored to work with Duvi Honig and the Orthodox Jewish Chamber Of Commerce to put words into action and enhance New Jersey’s business network,” Singer stated. “By teaming up with Mr. Honig and the Chamber, we can take networking to a new level in this state. Additionally, I want to thank Senate President Steve Sweeney and Senator Loretta Weinberg for their leadership and support of our legislation. I look forward to celebrating ‘Economic Development Day’ for years to come.”
Singer Bill Would Allow Nursing Aides with Out-of-State Licenses to Practice in NJ
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee has passed legislation sponsored by Senator Robert Singer (R-30) that would allow nursing aides who were certified in a different state to use their license in New Jersey.
Sen. Robert Singer’s legislation would allow nursing aides who were certified in a difference state to use their licenses in New Jersey. (Flickr)
“Unless we take action to increase the number of medical professionals actively working in our state, we will have the nation’s third largest shortage of nurses by 2030,” Senator Singer said. “This is creating life or death situations in homes and hospitals in every corner of New Jersey. Nursing aides have one goal: to keep us healthy. We should not let State regulations keep them from achieving it.”
Gov. Signs Singer Law Naming “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway”
Governor Phil Murphy has signed legislation sponsored by Senator Robert Singer (R-Monmouth, Ocean) that honors a local fallen hero by naming a portion of I-195 in Howell as the “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway.”
Sen. Robert Singer’s legislation designating a portion of I-195 in Howell the “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway” was signed into law. (NJSP)
“Trooper Marc Castellano was a dedicated public servant who gave his life while trying to keep the people of New Jersey safe,” said Senator Singer. “The signing of this new law to rename a portion of I-195 in his honor will ensure that his sacrifice is never forgotten.”
Senate Republicans Call for Structural Budget Reforms
Senate Republicans sent a letter today to Governor Phil Murphy, Senate President Steve Sweeney, and Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin calling for structural budget reforms.
Senate Republicans sent a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy, Senate President Sweeney, and Assembly Speaker Coughlin calling for structural budget reforms. (SenateNJ.com)
Passed: Kean/Singer Bill Provides Families a Second Chance After a Natural Disaster
The New Jersey Senate has passed legislation sponsored by Senator Tom Kean and Senator Robert Singer that would provide a streamlined reciprocity process for out-of-state professional and occupational licensing for individuals displaced from a natural disaster, such as Hurricane Maria.
Senator Kean and Senator Singer would provide a streamline reciprocity process for out-of-state professional and occupational licensing for individuals displaced by Hurricane Maria. (SenateNJ)
“After the destruction of Hurricane Sandy, our families saw the horrors of trying to rebuild or relocate their lives,” Kean (R-21) stated. “Now, months after the devastation of Hurricane Maria, New Jersey has opened its arms to families from places like Puerto Rico who are in search of a new life. By streamlining the reciprocity process for skilled workers, from the hardworking electrician to a compassionate doctor, we can help people to continue their careers for which they trained for in New Jersey.”
Singer Legislation Establishing “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway” Passes Senate
Senator Robert Singer’s legislation designating a portion of I-195 in Howell the “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway” unanimously passed the New Jersey Senate.
Sen. Robert Singer’s legislation designating a portion of I-195 in Howell the “State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway” unanimously passed the New Jersey Senate. (NJSP)
“New Jersey State Trooper Castellano was an extraordinary public servant who helped protect the people of New Jersey as a member of the State Police,” Singer (R-30) said. “He heroically put his life on the line while attempting to apprehend an alleged armed criminal on a busy, high-speed highway when he was struck by a passing motorist. It is only fitting to rename I-195 in Howell in Trooper Castellano’s honor.”
Singer Resolution Establishing “Economic Development Day” Passes Committee
A resolution by Senator Robert Singer that designates the second Monday of May of each year as “New Jersey Economic Development Day” has passed the Senate Economic Growth Committee. Duvi Honig, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Orthodox Jewish Chamber Of Commerce, championed the effort.
Sen. Robert Singer’s resolution designating the second Monday of May of each year as “New Jersey Economic Development Day” has passed the Senate Economic Growth Committee. (Pixabay)
“New Jersey is blessed with strong human capital, a prime location, robust transportation infrastructure, and the best public schools in the county,” Singer (R-30) said. “Still, more can be done to increase New Jersey’s economic competitiveness. I am proud to work with Duvi Honig and the Orthodox Jewish Chamber Of Commerce to help enhance New Jersey’s business development efforts. Boosting business and economic growth through ‘New Jersey Economic Development Day’ will show the world that the Garden State is open and ready for business.”
Singer Applauds Relocation of U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem
Senator Robert Singer (R-30) commended the relocation of the United States Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. The new embassy officially opened in Jerusalem today after decades of efforts to accomplish the move.
Sen. Robert Singer (R-30) commended the relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. (Flickr)
“Today’s historic move of our embassy to Jerusalem reinforces the strength of the relationship between the United States and our ally, Israel,” said Singer. “I applaud President Trump for putting words into action and relocating the American embassy to its rightful location in Jerusalem.”
Singer, Kean & Thomson Bill Renaming a Portion of I-195 In Honor of Trooper Marc Castellano Advances
Bill Unanimously Passes Assembly & Senate Transportation Committees
Legislation by Sen. Robert Singer, Assemblymen Sean Kean and Edward Thomson to rename a portion of Interstate Highway Route 195 as State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway has been unanimously approved by key legislative panels in both houses today. The measure now awaits a final vote before the full State Senate and General Assembly.
Legislation by Sen. Robert Singer, Asm. Sean Kean and Asm. Edward Thomson to rename a portion of I-195 as State Trooper Marc K. Castellano Memorial Highway was approved by legislative panels in both houses. (NJSP)
The legislation, A3749/S470, would rename a section of the highway in Howell Township after Trooper Marc Castellano, a resident of Howell, who was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident while investigating an incident on the roadway.
Singer Encouraged New Jerseyans to Help Fight Addiction
Saturday, April 28th is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Senator Robert Singer (R-30) encouraged New Jersey families across the state to help fight drug abuse by participating in this National Prescription Take-Back Day on Saturday, April 28th.
Sen. Robert Singer encouraged NJ families to help fight drug abuse by participating in this National Prescription Take-Back Day. (SenateNJ.com)
“All too frequently prescription medication, that is thrown in the trash, can be recovered, abused, or sold illegally,” Singer said. “Properly disposing of your unused medication can be a lifesaving measure that protects our mothers, sons, or even a stranger.”
