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NJ SEED Heads to Washington!

Members of NJ SEED head to Washington D.C. this Tuesday and Wednesday for our premier federal event!  Participants will hear from the New Jersey Congressional Delegation as well as top Washington policymakers on issues that matter MOST in the areas of transportation, economic development, energy, and our environment.  Stay tuned for updates and news stories from the event!

Access our 2012 Federal Issues Briefing Book here.

NJSEED Issues In the News

NJ, NY PORTS BETTING ON $1B BRIDGE-RAISING PROJECT In the fight to keep our ports competitive, New York and New Jersey come together and advocate for a fast-track permitting process of the $1billion dollar project raising the Bayonne Bridge. If approved, the project will allow the Ports of New York and New Jersey to accommodate larger ships in the coming years ; Republican Gov. Chris Christie, calls the bridge-raising "crucial to the economic future of New Jersey and the region." Read the rest of this entry »

NJ SEED Issues In the News

"INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND FIX-IT FIRSTS" In an April 4, 2012 speech at the Economic Club of Chicago, US Treasury Secretary Geithner said the United States needs to invest in a long-term surface transportation plan and not just "limp along" with temporary extensions to SAFETEA-LU. Read the rest of this entry »

NJ SEED Issues In the News

NJ Transit says it won’t hike fares this year

New Jersey Transit doesn’t plan to raise fares in the new fiscal year. The article can be found HERE

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