Why Cyber Security is so Important

View the entire newsletter: submitted by Millennium Communications Group, Inc. Over the past year and even in recent months there has been much talk in the news about high profile companies being hacked and information being leaked. Most companies do not know how vulnerable they actual are. Some leading industry experts say every company is vulnerable to hack attacks and, even more disconcerting, most do not even know when they have been hacked. The recent attack on Sony really highlighted this issue for most American businesses; many evaluated their own situation professionally and perso...
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County’s ‘Trackers’ Program a Success

by Bruce A. Scruton of the New Jersey Herald bscruton@njherald.com NEWTON – At 7:24 p.m., the subject was doing 1 mph, apparently stopped at the intersection of Routes 10 and 46.  A minute later, she was on Route 10 doing 37 mph. At 7:26p.m., her vehicle turned onto Hunter Street, approaching Main Street and moving at 14 mph.  The Google map presentation on the computer screen showed she was almost to a church, neatly outlined in blue. “That blue indicates an approved place,” said Mark Turtur, supervising juvenile detention officer in the Sussex County Department of Human Services, as ...
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State House News: February 13, 2015

Dissolution of County Government Assemblyman Robert Auth (D-Bergen) recently introduced legislation that would dissolve county government and require the State and municipalities to perform the functions of county government. We do not agree with the Assemblyman.  In fact, county government is playing a much greater role in the everyday lives of New Jersey residents as the only true regional form of government in the State capable of delivering essential services in a cost effective and efficient manner.  As municipalities continue to struggle with the 2.0% property tax cap and a seemingly n...
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Forward NJ Coalition Calls on Christie, Legislature to Put “Politicking” Aside and Fund TTF

by Chase Bush of POLITICKERNJ TRENTON — Flexing their political and labor support muscles in a jam-packed committee room up on the fourth floor of the statehouse annex here today, Forward NJ — the blue-ribbon coalition launched last year to advocate for the state’s ailing transportation system — offered a scathing appraisal of the progress the legislature is making toward fixing a depleted Transportation Trust Fund. “For New Jersey to ignoring its unique strength as the epicenter of a wealthy, well-educated metropolis, as a gateway to international markets, and its location in close proximit...
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Board of Directors Meeting

March 13, 2015 Committee Room 4 of the State House Annex Building 125 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. is networking between NJAC Board of Directors and NJAC Business Associate Members Meeting commences at 10:oo a.m. Please note that NJAC Board of Directors Meetings are for members only.  
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GOV. CHRISTIE’S 2015 STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS

Mr. Speaker... Mr. Senate President... Lt. Governor Guadagno... Members of the legislature... Friends and citizens of New Jersey: I come before you, as required by the state constitution, to report on the condition of our state. The state of our state continues to get better. New Jersey is better off than it was last year at this time, and it is certainly far better off than it was just five years ago. While many first years of a second term show a hangover from the campaign and its partisanship, we have fought through that tradition and have real accomplishments to show for that action in 201...
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NJAC Board of Directors Reorganization Meeting & Swearing-In Ceremony

BOARD of DIRECTORS REORGANIZATION MEETING January 30, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 4 - State House Annex Building - 125 West State Street, Trenton NJAC members networked between 9:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m.   The Board of Directors Meeting commenced at 10:00 a.m. where Paul Anzano, Esq. - NJAC General Counsel and of Pringle Quinn & Anzano, PC - administered the oath of office to the present members of the Board, M. Claire French - 2014 NJAC President & Monmouth County Clerk - turned the gavel over to the 2015 NJAC President and Mercer County Freeholder Ann Cann...
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STATE HOUSE NEWS: January 23, 2015

Environmental Infrastructure Trust On January 15th, NJAC and the New Jersey State League of Municipalities (NJSLOM) testified before the Assembly Environment and Solid Waste Committee on Assembly, No. 3548 (Schaer D-Bergen/Spencer D-Essex), which would require local governments and authorities to obtain a financing cost estimate from the New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust (EIT) when financing all environmental infrastructure projects valued over $500,000.00. NJAC testified that it’s primarily concerned with the fact that local governing bodies currently have the option of pursuin...
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AT&T CONTRIBUTES $600k to HELP NJ STUDENTS

View the entire newsletter: by Daniel Langan, Public Affairs for AT&T AT&T this year contributed more than $600,000 to organizations across New Jersey as part of AT&T Aspire, the company’s signature education initiative focused on high school success and career readiness.  With an unwavering commitment to data-driven education outcomes, AT&T Aspire has impacted more than one million students since its launch in 2008. “At AT&T, we believe that when we invest in education, we are making our communities stronger, safer and more economically viable,” said J. Michael Schwe...
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