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Legislative Bills of New Jersey

Search New Jersey Legislature database of Legislative bills by bill number, session, subject, sponsor, date or keyword.

New Jersey Employment Background Check Laws

View New Jersey background check law and the ban-the-box law, known as the Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Employers who hire New Jersey residents to work in the state of New Jersey must abide by the Federal FCRA.

New Jersey State Constitution

Search or view the New Jersey Legislature text of the New Jersey State Constitution.

Public Notices in New Jersey Newspapers

Search a compilation of public notices from the New Jersey Press Association by newspaper or county, date range, or specific word or phrase. Database includes hearings, advertisements for bids, financial reports, adoption of ordinances, sheriff sales, foreclosures, town board meetings, variances applied for and variances granted, plus many other types of public legal notices.

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City of Bayonne Ordinances

Search or view the City of Bayonne revised general ordinances.

City of Hoboken City Council Documents

View the City of Hoboken City Council resolutions, agendas, and minutes by date from 2001 to present.

City of Hoboken Municipal Code

Search or view the City of Hoboken municipal code by chapter.

City of Jersey City Council Meeting Agendas and Resolutions

View City of Jersey City Council meeting agendas and resolutions by date.

City of Jersey City Municipal Code

Search or view the City of Jersey City municipal code, adopted April 17, 2014.

City of Union City Ordinances

View City of Union City ordinances including adopted ordinances not yet codified.

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Town of West New York Municpal Code

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