Danielsen Bill To Protect Historic Sites Gains Assembly Approval

January 24, 2017 State Legislature

State Assemblyman Joe Danielsen is the co-sponsor of a bill that recently won state Assembly approval. (File photo)

Legislation co-sponsored by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen (D-17), designed to preserve the integrity of the state’s historic sites, was approved by the Assembly on Jan. 23.

Assemblyman Jamel Holley (D-20) co-sponsored the bill with Danielsen.

“Historic sites across this state tell the story not only of New Jersey, but also of the United States of America,” Danielsen said in a press release about the bill. “Those who destroy these properties should face a penalty commensurate with the crime of disrespecting this nation’s history.”

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