These grants are essential to making New Jersey a safer place for families to live and work, and they are critical to bringing economic security to the state. Following Hurricane Sandy, it is clear that we need to invest more to prepare for disasters and mitigate casualties as well as reduce the economic damage that results from these tragedies.
Donald M. Payne: “These grants are essential to making New Jersey a safer place for families to live and work, and they are critical to…”
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Emphasizes the importance of grants for disaster preparedness and economic security in New Jersey.
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