State Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) is one of three state legislators spending the weekend in Cuba, at the invitation of the Cuban government. Danielsen is joined on the trip by state Assemblyman Gordon Johnson and state Senator Loretta Weinberg, both (D-37). Also on the trip is Somerset County Democratic Party chair Peg Schaeffer and former state Assemblyman Joe Roberts. During …
Read More »State Assemblyman Danielsen Named Chair Of Chamber’s Regulatory Oversight Committee
State Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) has been named chairman of the Assembly’s Regulatory Oversight/Federal Regulation Committee. Danielsen, who was recently sworn in to his second full term as an Assemblyman, was named to the post by Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin (D-19). “I am both honored and humbled by the trust shown to me by Speaker Coughlin in naming me …
Read More »Danielsen Bill To Help Dementia Patients Advances In Legislature
Legislation co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen that would ensure hospital staff is well informed to deliver proper care and oversight for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia advanced in the legislature on Nov. 30. An Assembly panel sent the bill, A-918, on to the fill Assembly. The measure is also co-sponsored by Assembly members Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Daniel Benson, …
Read More »Danielsen Bill Expanding Medical Parole Eligibility Signed Into Law
Legislation sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) that would expand medical parole for non-violent inmates and cut costs at jails was signed into law Sept. 13 by Gov. Chris Christie. The new law supplants one that granted limited medical parole for inmates who were deemed to have six month sor less to live. Under the new law, inmates who …
Read More »Legislation Co-Sponsored By Assemblyman Danielsen Signed Into Law
Two pieces of legislation co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) have become law, and a third awaits Gov. Chris Christie’s approval. The first is part of a legislative package sponsored by Danielsen and Assembly Democrats Lou Greenwald, Gordon Johnson, Bruce R. Land, Bob Andrzejczak, Vince Mazzeo, Eric Houghtaling, Dan Benson, Patricia Jones, and Raj Mukherji to provide mental health …
Read More »New Law, Co-Sponsored By Danielsen, Supports COs, Others, When Attacked
Legislation co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) that would support workers who are attacked while supervising inmates or detainees is now law. The measure was also sponsored by Assembly members Daniel R. Benson, Raj Mukherji, Elizabeth Muoio, Jamel Holley, Shavonda Sumter, Joann Downey, Pamela Lampitt, Sheila Oliver, and Benjie Wimberly. Under previous law, a corrections officer or juvenile detention …
Read More »Variety Of Legislation Supported By Assemblyman Danielsen Moves Through Legislature
A raft of bills co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) moved through the state Legislature during June. Among the bills Danielsen supported and which received either committee or Assembly approval are: A bill (ACR-13) urging Congress to enact reforms addressing sexual harassment and assault in the United States Armed Forces was advanced by the Assembly Military and Veterans’ Affairs …
Read More »Danielsen-Sponsored Legislation On Military, Smoke-Free Tobacco Moves Through Chamber
Two pieces of proposed legislation supported by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17) are making their way through the state Assembly. The first, a bill that would give a second chance to National Guard and Reserve members who could not accept a police or fire fighter job because of their service, won assembly approval on May 22. The bill, which Danielsen …
Read More »Video Story: Hundreds Turn Out For Assemblyman Danielsen’s Job Fair
If the full parking lot was any indication, state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen’s 3rd Annual Job Fair at The Imperia on Easton Avenue was a success. Hundreds of job-seekers showed up to not only meet with employers looking to hire, but also to attend workshops and spruce up their resumes.
Read More »Bill Requiring Safety Precautions For Internet-Capable Baby Monitors Heads To State Senate
Legislation requiring built-in safety precations for Internet-capable baby monitors sold in the state was released by a state Senate committee on Feb. 6. The bill, A-3581, was co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17). The bill requires all baby monitors sold in New Jersey, that broadcast audio or video online, to inlude security features that prevent unauthorized users from hearing …
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