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A 5326
New Jersey Assembly•Substituted
Summary
A 5326, the Makes FY2026 supplemental appropriations of $358,811,000; adds and amends various language provisions to FY2026 Appropriations Act, was introduced in the Assembly on Jun 28, 2026 by Asm. Eliana Marin (D) with 3 co-sponsors. It last saw action on Jun 30, 2026: Substituted by S4538.
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a5326/introduced.txtASSEMBLY, No. 5326STATE OF NEW JERSEY222nd LEGISLATURE�INTRODUCED JUNE 28, 2026Sponsored by:Assemblywoman� ELIANA PINTOR MARINDistrict 29 (Essex and Hudson)Assemblywoman� ELLEN J. PARKDistrict 37 (Bergen)Assemblyman� WILLIAM B. SAMPSON, IVDistrict 31 (Hudson)Co-Sponsored by:Assemblywoman MoralesSYNOPSIS���� Makes FY2026 supplemental appropriation of$358,811,000; adds and amends various language provisions to FY2026Appropriations Act.CURRENT VERSION OF TEXT���� As introduced.��ASupplement to the annual appropriations actfor the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, P.L.2025, c.74.���� Be ItEnacted by the Senate and the General Assemblyof the State of New Jersey:���� 1.� The following line itemsand language provisions are added to section 1 of P.L.2025, c.74, the annualappropriations act for fiscal year 2026, as follows:01 LEGISLATURE70 Government Direction, Management,and Control77 Legislative Commissions andCommitteesDIRECTSTATE SERVICES09-0018� State Commission ofInvestigation......................... $650,000Total Direct State ServicesAppropriation,������������������������������������������������������������� LegislativeCommissions and Committees......... $650,000Direct State Services:���� State Commission ofInvestigation:�������� 09��� Expenses ofCommission......................... ($650,000)10 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE40 Community Development andEnvironmental Management49 Agricultural Resources, Planning,and RegulationGRANTS-IN-AID03-3330� Agricultural andNatural Resources........................ $299,000Total Grants-in-AidAppropriation,������������������������������������������������������������������������ AgriculturalResources, Planning, and Regulation...........����������������������� .......................................................................... $299,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 03��� AvellanaAgroforestry Cooperative � Supply Chain Infrastructure������ ($299,000)Notwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, the amountshereinabove appropriated for Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative - Supply ChainInfrastructure shall support hazelnut processing automation, cold storage, foodsafety compliance, and commercial-scale infrastructure, to develop New Jerseyagroforestry and the regional food supply chain.16 DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES50 Economic Planning, Development, and Security55 Social Services ProgramsGRANTS-IN-AID03-1630� Family and CommunityPartnerships.................. $1,840,000Total Grants-in-AidAppropriation,������������������������������������������������������������������������ SocialServices Programs................................. $1,840,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 03��� DomesticViolence Housing Support... ($1,000,000)�������� 03��� EssexCounty Family Justice Center....... ($340,000)�������� 03��� SAFE inHunterdon � Property Acquisition and Capital Improvements................................................................ ($500,000)22 COMMUNITY AFFAIRS40 Community Development andEnvironmental Management41 Community Development ManagementGRANTS-IN-AID02-8020� Housing Services.................................................. $1,125,000Total Grants-in-AidAppropriation,������������������������������������������������������������������������ CommunityDevelopment Management.......... $1,125,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 02��� NJCommunity Capital Foreclosure Mitigation Program���������� ($1,125,000)Ofthe amount hereinabove appropriated for NJ Community Capital ForeclosureMitigation Program, an amount not to exceed $1,125,000 shall be allocated tosupport and expand access to affordable housing opportunities in the City ofNewark, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget andAccounting.50 Economic Planning, Development, and Security55 Social Services ProgramsGRANTS-IN-AID05-8050� Community Resources.......................................... $5,985,000Total Grants-in-AidAppropriation,������������������������������������������������������������������������ SocialServices Programs................................. $5,985,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 05��� Boys andGirls Club of Monmouth County������������������ .................................................................. ($75,000)�������� 05��� CamdenLutheran Housing, Inc. - Casa del Rios Project���������� ($650,000)�������� 05��� CommunityAffairs and Resource Center ($50,000)�������� 05��� GirlScouts of New Jersey - Operational Support ($250,000)�������� 05��� GreaterMount Zion Community Development Corporation����� ($1,500,000)�������� 05��� Horizonsat the Jersey Shore..................... ($75,000)�������� 05��� InterfaithNeighbors - Heritage Walk....... ($50,000)�������� 05��� JerseyShore Dream Center, Neptune - Infrastructure Improvements��� ($75,000)�������� 05��� JewishCommunity Center of Middlesex County ($500,000)�������� 05��� MagnoliaFire Company - Facility Improvements ($560,000)�������� 05��� Maria MagdaHispanic Multi-Purpose Service Center - Capital Improvements������������������ ............................................................. ($1,000,000)�������� 05��� St.Joseph's Senior Home, Woodbridge - Generator Replacement������� ($500,000)�������� 05��� The PaulRobeson House of Princeton - Restoration Project���� ($400,000)�������� 05��� UnitedCommunity Corporation, Newark................������������������ ................................................................ ($300,000)70 Government Direction, Management,and Control75 State Subsidies and Financial AidSTATE AID04-8030� Local GovernmentServices............................. $174,078,000���������������� Total StateAid Appropriation,��������������������������������������������������������������� StateSubsidies and Financial Aid................ $174,078,000State Aid:�������� 04��� Borough ofBradley Beach - Police Department Radio Communication System Upgrades................................................. ($200,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofBuena - Bruno Melini Park Lighting Upgrades����� ($450,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofCliffside Park - Municipal Library and Recreation Center Capital Improvements..................................... ($1,750,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofEast Newark - Recreation Improvements���� ($250,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofEast Rutherford - Lois Lane Athletic Complex Capital Improvements..................................................................................������������������ ............................................................. ($1,250,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofFrenchtown - Municipal Building Renovations����� ($200,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofGlen Ridge - Transportation and Public Safety Modernization.................................................................. ($50,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofHaledon - Recreational Improvements ($800,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofKeansburg - Park Improvements ($100,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofMetuchen - Memorial Park Improvements� ($500,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofRutherford - Memorial Park Field Renovations����� ($1,250,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofShrewsbury - Police Equipment............������������������ .................................................................. ($50,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofSouth Plainfield - Monument Park Improvements� ($55,000)�������� 04��� Borough ofWood-Ridge - Highland Avenue Recreation Center............................................................. ($5,000,000)�������� 04��� City ofClifton - Nash Park Improvements..............������������������ ................................................................ ($500,000)�������� 04��� City ofElizabeth - Lead Service Line Improvements���� ($500,000)�������� 04��� City ofLinden - Operating Aid............ ($2,175,000)�������� 04��� City ofPerth Amboy - Operating Aid.. ($2,500,000)�������� 04��� City ofPlainfield - Operating Aid........ ($4,000,000)�������� 04��� City of Rahway- Operating Aid.......... ($2,175,000)�������� 04��� County ofMercer - Wharf Park Construction ($1,250,000)�������� 04��� EssexCounty - Urban Park Improvements..............������������������ ............................................................. ($2,250,000)�������� 04��� Town ofHarrison - Recreation Projects ($250,000)�������� 04��� Town ofWest New York - Operating Aid and Public Library Construction............................................................. ($1,500,000)�������� 04��� Township ofBelleville - Emergency Response Reimbursement����������� ($423,000)�������� 04��� Township ofBloomfield - Public Services and Personnel Aid ($1,200,000)�������� 04��� Township ofBurlington - La Gorce Square Roadway Improvements�� ($700,000)�������� 04��� Township ofFranklin (Gloucester) - Community Center Construction................................................................ ($650,000)�������� 04��� Township ofHamilton (Mercer) - Fire Engine Acquisition������ ($1,100,000)�������� 04��� Township ofLawrence (Mercer) - Community Center Restoration............................................................. ($2,000,000)�������� 04��� Township ofWeehawken - Operating Aid...............������������������ ............................................................. ($1,000,000)�������� 04��� Township ofWoodbridge - Municipal Court Relocation and Renovation............................................................. ($3,000,000)�������� 04��� TransitionalAid to Localities........... ($135,000,000)Notwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, of the amounthereinabove appropriated from the General Fund for Transitional Aid toLocalities, $110,400,000 shall be provided as loans, as determined by theDirector of the Division of Local Government Services, subject to the approvalof the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting; provided, however,that the terms, conditions, and repayment schedule of the loans shall beestablished by the Director of the Division of Local Government Services, inconsultation with the State Treasurer, and shall be memorialized in amemorandum of understanding to be entered into between the Department ofCommunity Affairs and the respective municipality.� Notwithstanding theprovisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, of the remaining amounthereinabove appropriated, such amounts, as determined by the Director of theDivision of Local Government Services, shall be provided to one or more municipalitiesto fund approved applications for aid following needs assessments conducted bythe Division of Local Government Services, subject to the approval of theDirector of the Division of Budget and Accounting; provided, however, that theDirector of the Division of Local Government Services, in consultation with theState Treasurer, shall determine the terms, conditions, and repayment schedule,if any, that shall be established and shall be memorialized in a memorandum ofunderstanding to be entered into between the Department of Community Affairsand the municipality.26 DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS10 Public Safety and Criminal Justice16 Detention and RehabilitationDIRECT STATE SERVICES07-7040� InstitutionalControl and Supervision.................. $9,805,00008-7040� Institutional Careand Treatment......................... $6,610,00099-7040� Administration andSupport Services.................. $2,345,000���������������� Total DirectState Services Appropriation,�������������������������������������������� Detentionand Rehabilitation.......................... $18,760,000Direct State Services:���� PersonalServices:�������� Salaries andWages..................................... ($18,760,000)34 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION30 Educational, Cultural, andIntellectual Development31 Direct Educational Services andAssistanceSTATEAID03-5120� MiscellaneousGrants-In-Aid............................... $9,150,000(From General Fund:$5,650,000)(From Property Tax Relief Fund:$3,500,000)���������������� Total State Aid Appropriation,��������������������������������������������������������������� DirectEducational Services and Assistance... $9,150,000(From General Fund:$5,650,000)(From Property Tax Relief Fund:$3,500,000)State Aid:�������� 03��� CharterSchool Facility Improvements (PTRF) ($3,500,000)�������� 03��� BloomfieldPublic Schools - Operating Aid............ ����������������� ($100,000)�������� 03��� East OrangeSchool District - Operating Aid ($100,000)�������� 03��� HammontonPublic Schools - Capital Improvements���� ($250,000)�������� 03��� LittleFerry Public Schools � Capital Construction ($2,500,000)�������� 03��� Roselle BoroughSchool District - Capital Improvements��������� ($500,000)�������� 03��� South AmboySchool District - Capital Improvements�� ($700,000)�������� 03��� Township ofUnion Public Schools � Operating Aid���� ($1,500,000)Notwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, of the amounthereinabove appropriated for Charter School Facility Improvements, to protectthe health and safety of students, [$8,000,000] $11,500,000shall be provided to the Department of Education to administer grants tosupport emergent needs, capital maintenance, and facilities costs in charterschools and renaissance school projects upon the review of the Director of theNew Jersey Department of Education Office of Charter and Renaissance Schools.34 Educational Support ServicesDIRECT STATE SERVICES32-5061� Recruitment,Preparation, Certification and Educator Evaluation��������� $500,000���������������� Total DirectState Services Appropriation,�������������������������������������������� EducationalSupport Services.............................. $500,000Direct State Services:�������� 32��� EducatorEmployment Web Portal (P.L.2025, c.208)��� ($500,000)42 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION40 Community Development andEnvironmental Management44 Site Remediation and WasteManagementGRANTS-IN-AID19-4815� Publicly-Funded SiteRemediation and Response. $700,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� SiteRemediation and Waste Management......... $700,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 19��� MiddlesexCounty Fire Marshal - Foam Replacement Initiative���������� ($700,000)46Environmental Planning and AdministrationSTATEAID99-4800� Administration and Support Services.................. $2,000,000���������������� Total StateAid Appropriation,��������������������������������������������������������������� SiteRemediation and Waste Management...... $2,000,000State Aid:�������� 99��� EssexCounty - Mosquito Control, Research, Administration and Operations������������������ ............................................................. ($2,000,000)46 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH20 Physical and Mental Health21 Health ServicesGRANTS-IN-AID03-4230� Epidemiology,Environmental and Occupational Health $5,000,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� HealthServices.................................................. $5,000,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 03��� SouthJersey Cancer Program - Cooper University Healthcare� ($5,000,000)22 Health Planning and EvaluationGRANTS-IN-AID07-4270� Health Care SystemsAnalysis........................... $17,600,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� HealthPlanning and Evaluation..................... $17,600,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 07��� AllaireHealth Services - Capacity Expansion ($750,000)�������� 07��� CapitalHealth Regional Medical Center - Infrastructure Support............................................................. ($4,000,000)�������� 07��� City ofNewark Access to Health Care Partnership ($10,000,000)�������� 07��� InspiraHealth System - Expansion of Autism Diagnostic Center............................................................. ($1,250,000)�������� 07��� SaintPeter's University Hospital.......... ($1,600,000)Of the amounts hereinabove appropriated to SaintPeter's University Hospital, amounts may be transferred to the Division ofMedical Assistance and Health Services, consistent with CMS guidelines, solelyto maximize federal Medicaid payments to faculty physicians and non-physicianprofessionals who are affiliated with the Saint Peter's Healthcare System,subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget andAccounting.66 DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLICSAFETY10 Public Safety and Criminal Justice13 Special Law Enforcement ActivitiesDIRECT STATE SERVICES22-1410� Regulation of RacingActivities......................... $15,000,000���������������� Total DirectState Services Appropriation,�������������������������������������������� SpecialLaw Enforcement Activities............. $15,000,000Direct State Services:Special Purpose:�������� 22��� HorseRacing Purse Subsidies............ ($15,000,000)74 DEPARTMENT OF STATE30 Educational, Cultural, and Intellectual Development36 Higher Educational Services2445 Rowan UniversityGRANTS-IN-AID82-2445� InstitutionalSupport........................................... $14,849,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� RowanUniversity............................................ $14,849,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 82��� CooperMedical School of Rowan University ($6,550,000)�������� 82��� CooperMedical School - Cooper University Hospital Support ($8,299,000)2485 University HospitalGRANTS-IN-AID82-2485� InstitutionalSupport........................................... $50,000,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� UniversityHospital......................................... $50,000,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 82��� UniversityHospital............................. ($50,000,000)37 Cultural and IntellectualDevelopment ServicesGRANTS-IN-AID05-2530� Support of the Arts..................................................... $75,00007-2540� Development ofHistorical Resources.................... $200,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� Culturaland Intellectual Development Services����������������������� .......................................................................... $275,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 05��� AxelrodPerforming Arts Center............... ($75,000)�������� 07��� New JerseyFire Museum and Fallen Firefighters Memorial (P.L.2021, c.463)..................................................................................������������������ ................................................................ ($200,000)78 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION60 Transportation Programs62 Public TransportationSTATE AID04-6050� Railroad and BusOperations.................................. $100,000���������������� Total StateAid Appropriation,��������������������������������������������������������������� PublicTransportation........................................... $100,000State Aid:�������� 04��� County ofEssex - Transit Infrastructure Improvements������������ ($100,000)82 DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY30 Educational, Cultural, andIntellectual Development36 Higher Educational ServicesGRANTS-IN-AID47-2155� Support toIndependent Institutions........................ $200,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� HigherEducational Services............................... $200,000Grants-in-Aid:�������� 47��� SaintElizabeth University - Facility Improvements ($200,000)STATE AID48-2155� Aid to CountyColleges........................................... $700,000���������������� Total StateAid Appropriation,��������������������������������������������������������������� HigherEducational Services............................... $700,000State Aid:�������� 48��� MercerCounty Community College � Capital Improvements�� ($700,000)94 INTERDEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTS70 Government Direction, Management, andControl74 General Government ServicesGRANTS-IN-AID09-9460� Aid to IndependentAuthorities.......................... $40,000,000���������������� TotalGrants-in-Aid Appropriation,�������������������������������������������������������� GeneralGovernment Services........................ $40,000,000Grants-in-Aid:09���� New Jersey Sportsand Exposition Authority � International Events, Improvements and Attraction................................... ($40,000,000)Notwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, the amount hereinaboveappropriated for New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority � InternationalEvents, Improvements and Attraction may be transferred to other Statedepartments and State agencies to pay for necessary costs and expensesassociated with performing host city responsibilities and other 2026 FIFA WorldCup tournament-related responsibilities incurred by the State and units oflocal government, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division ofBudget and Accounting.���� 2.� The following languageprovision in section 1 of P.L.2025, c.74, the annual appropriations act forState fiscal year 2026, is amended to read as follows:42 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION40 Community Development andEnvironmental Management45 Environmental RegulationDIRECT STATE SERVICESNotwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, subject to theapproval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting, there isappropriated $15,000,000 from the Clean Energy Fund to the Department ofEnvironmental Protection for the purposes of supporting the Electric School BusProgram, established pursuant to P.L.2022, c.86 (C.26:2C-8.58).� Further,there is appropriated an additional $4,000,000 from the Clean Energy Fund tothe Department of Environmental Protection to support the Vehicle-to-Grid Pilotprogram, subject to the approval of the Director of Budget and Accounting.���� 3.� The following languageprovision enacted by section 1 of P.L.2025, c.404 is amended to read asfollows:82 DEPARTMENT OF THETREASURY50 Economic Planning,Development, and Security51 Economic Planning andDevelopmentGRANTS-IN-AIDThe amount hereinabove appropriated for New Jersey�s AISupercomputer Initiative � Support and Advancement shall be used by the NewJersey Economic Development Authority to provide a grant to [an institution of higher education] one ormore nonprofit organizations to fund the [supplementary infrastructure] costs of the [institution of highereducation of hosting]infrastructure, maintenance, and operation ofa new state-of-the-art supercomputer, including system management, rentalpayments, energy costs, salary costs of engineers, researchers, andsupport staff, security, user access, and research support, subject to theapproval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.���� 4.� The following languageprovisions are added to the General Provisions of P.L.2025, c.74, the annualappropriations act for fiscal year 2026, as follows:GENERAL PROVISIONSNotwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, provided thatsufficient funds are available, revenues deposited into the �CannabisRegulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Fund�pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021, c.16 (C.24:6I-50) may be reallocated asdetermined by the State Treasurer and subject to the approval of the Directorof the Division of Budget and Accounting to fund programs appropriated fromrevenues deposited into the �Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, andMarketplace Modernization Fund� pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021, c.16(C.24:6I-50).Notwithstandingthe provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, if receipts, fees, andpenalties to the �Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and MarketplaceModernization Fund,� established pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021,c.16 (C.24:6I-50),are less than anticipated, there are appropriated from the General Fund to the�Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace ModernizationFund� such amounts as are determined necessary by the State Treasurer;provided, however, such amounts do not exceed the difference between actualreceipts, fees, and penalties and the amount anticipated to be deposited in the�Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace ModernizationFund,� established pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021,c.16 (C.24:6I-50),subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget andAccounting.���� 5.� This act shall take effectimmediately.STATEMENT���� This bill supplements andamends the FY2026 Appropriations Act as follows:Legislature:���� This bill appropriates$650,000 to the State Commission of Investigation.Department of Agriculture:���� This bill appropriates$299,000 to Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative for supply chain infrastructure.Department of Children andFamilies:���� This bill appropriates $1.8million to domestic violence housing support, Essex County Family JusticeCenter, and SAFE in Hunterdon.Department of CommunityAffairs:���� This billappropriates $1.1 million in funding to the NJ Community Capital ForeclosureMitigation Program.� This bill also appropriates approximately $6 million tovarious nonprofit organizations and approximately $174.1 million to variousunits of local government, including $135 million for Transitional Aid toLocalities.� The bill clarifies that of the amount appropriated fortransitional aid, $110.4 million will be provided as loans.� The remainingamount will fund approved applications for aid following needs assessmentsconducted by the Division of Local Government Services.Department of Corrections:���� This billappropriates $18.8 million to the Department of Corrections for salaries andwages related to unrealized savings from prison consolidation.Department of Education:���� This billappropriates approximately $9.2 million to various school districts for capitalimprovements and operating aid, inclusive of a $3.5 million appropriation fromthe Property Tax Relief Fund for Charter School Facility Improvements.���� This bill also appropriates$500,000 for an educator employment web portal.Department of EnvironmentalProtections:���� This billappropriates $700,000 to the Middlesex County Fire Marshal for a foamreplacement initiative and $2 million to Essex County for mosquito control,research, administration and operations.���� This bill also provides$4 million in additional funds from the Clean Energy Fund to support theVehicle-to-Grid Pilot program within the Electric School Bus Program.� Thefunding provides for schools coverage for costs associated with installingeligible battery storage, on-site renewable energy generation, microgridcontrollers, and bi-directional capable electric school bus chargingtechnologies.Department of Health:���� This bill appropriates $5million in funding to South Jersey Cancer Program for Cooper University HealthCare and $17.6 million in funding to various health organizations.Department of Law and PublicSafety:���� This bill appropriates $15million for Horse Racing Purse Subsidies.Department of State:���� This bill appropriatesapproximately $14.8 million to Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and$50 million to University Hospital for increased subsidy support.���� This bill also appropriates$75,000 to Axelrod Performing Arts Center and $200,000 to the New Jersey FireMuseum and Fallen Firefighters Memorial.Department of Transportation:���� This bill appropriates$100,000 to the County of Essex for transit infrastructure improvements.Department of Treasury:���� This billappropriates $200,000 to Saint Elizabeth University for facility improvementsand $700,000 to Mercer County Community College.���� This bill also amends languageenacted by P.L.2025, c.404 for New Jersey�s AI Supercomputer Initiative toallow one or more nonprofit organizations to host the supercomputer.� This billalso adds energy costs as an eligible use of the grant provided through theinitiative.Interdepartmental Accounts:���� This bill appropriates $40million to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority for InternationalEvents, Improvements and Attraction to support State agencies and units oflocal government that incur expenses associated with performing host cityresponsibilities and other 2026 FIFA World Cup related responsibilities.General Provisions:���� This bill adds generallanguage provisions which authorize a supplemental appropriation from theGeneral Fund to the Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, andMarketplace Modernization Fund �and allow balances within the dedicated fund tobe reallocated to fund programs supported by these revenues, as necessary, toprovide greater flexibility if anticipated revenues are not realized.
Makes FY2026 supplemental appropriations of $358,811,000; adds and amends various language provisions to FY2026 Appropriations Act.
Sponsors
Asm. Eliana Marin (D) sponsors A 5326, and 3 members have co-sponsored it.
Committees
A 5326 went before 1 committee: Budget.
History
A 5326 has taken 3 actions since Jun 28, 2026, the latest on Jun 30, 2026.
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Jun 30, 2026 | Assembly | Substituted by S4538 | ||
Jun 28, 2026 | Assembly | Introduced, Referred to Assembly Budget Committee | ||
Jun 28, 2026 | Assembly | Reported out of Assembly Committee, 2nd Reading |
Votes
A 5326 went to 1 roll call in the Assembly, the latest on Jun 28, 2026 at 11–4.
| Chamber | Question | Yea | Nay | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 28, 2026 | Assembly | Assembly Budget Committee: Reported Favorably | 11 | 4 |
Source: njleg.state.nj.us · legiscan.com