Assembly passes coronavirus-related school supplies bill

PublishedMarch 2, 2021

By a vote of 70-0, the full New Jersey Assembly on March 1 passed A4461, a bill that requires the state to enter into contract for coronavirus-related goods and services for purchase by school districts.

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