S 4538 — Makes FY2026 supplemental appropriations of $358,811,000; adds and amends various language provisions to FY2026 Appropriations Act.
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This bill has been introduced in the Senate. Introduced June 28, 2026. It must pass committee before a floor vote.
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In plain language
The bill provides $358.8 million in supplemental funding for FY2026 appropriations.
This legislation allocates $358,811,000 in supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year 2026 and includes various amendments to existing appropriations language. The funding aims to support different initiatives within the state budget.
Summary
FY2026-make suppl approp;$358.811M; add & amend various provisions to Approp Act
Bill Text
What changed in the latest version
383 added · 424 removedPlain-language change summary
The amendment adds a section addressing the appropriation of funds for the State Commission of Investigation and the Department of Agriculture. Specifically, it confirms a total direct state services appropriation of $650,000 for the State Commission of Investigation and $299,000 in grants-in-aid for agricultural resources. This change clarifies the funding directly allocated to these entities within the legislative budget.
2026, c.020 (S4538) Approp.CHAPTER 20 A Supplement to the annual appropriations act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, P.L.2025, c.74.
P.L.
2026, CHAPTER 20, approved June 30, 2026 Senate, No.
4538 A Supplement to the annual appropriations act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, P.L.2025, c.74.
LEGISLATURE Government Direction, Management, and Control Legislative Commissions and Committees DIRECT STATE SERVICES 09-0018 09-0018 State Commission of Investigation.........................Investigation...............................................................................................................
$650,000 Total Direct State Services Appropriation, Appropriation, Legislative Commissions and Committees.........Committees.................................
09 09 Expenses of Commission.........................Commission...............................................................................................
($650,000) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Community Development and Environmental Management Agricultural Resources, Planning, and Regulation GRANTS-IN-AID 03-3330 03-3330 Agricultural and Natural Resources........................Resources..............................................................................................................
$299,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Appropriation, Agricultural Resources, Planning, and Regulation...........Regulation................................
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03 03 Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative – Supply Chain Infrastructure Infrastructure........................... ($299,000) Notwithstanding the provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, the amounts hereinabove appropriated for Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative - Supply Chain Infrastructure shall support hazelnut processing automation, cold storage, food safety compliance, and commercial-scale infrastructure, to develop New Jersey agroforestry and the regional food supply chain.
DEPARTMENT($299,000) OF CHILDRENNotwithstanding ANDthe FAMILIESprovisions Economicof Planning,any Development,law andor Securityregulation Socialto Servicesthe Programscontrary, the GRANTS-IN-AIDamounts 03-1630 hereinabove Familyappropriated for Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative - Supply Chain Infrastructure shall support hazelnut processing automation, cold storage, food safety compliance, and Communitycommercial-scale Partnerships..................infrastructure to develop New Jersey agroforestry and the regional food supply chain.
$1,840,000 TotalDEPARTMENT Grants-in-AidOF Appropriation, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Economic Planning, Development, and Security Social Services Programs.................................Programs GRANTS-IN-AID 03-1630 Family and Community Partnerships........................................................................................................
$1,840,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Social Services Programs........................................................................
03 03 Domestic Violence Housing Support...Support...........................................................................
($1,000,000) 03 03 Essex County Family Justice Center.......Center................................................................................
($340,000) 03 03 SAFE in Hunterdon – Property Acquisition and Capital Improvements................................................................Improvements...................
($500,000) COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Community Development and Environmental Management Community Development Management GRANTS-IN-AID 02-8020 02-8020 Housing Services..................................................Services..........................................................................................................................................
$1,125,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Appropriation, Community Development Management..........Management...............................................
02 02 NJ Community Capital Foreclosure Mitigation Program Program......................................... ($1,125,000) Of the amount hereinabove appropriated for NJ Community Capital Foreclosure Mitigation Program, an amount not to exceed $1,125,000 shall be allocated to support and expand access to affordable housing opportunities in the City of Newark, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.
($1,125,000) EconomicOf Planning,the Development,amount hereinabove appropriated for NJ Community Capital Foreclosure Mitigation Program, an amount not to exceed $1,125,000 shall be allocated to support and Securityexpand Socialaccess Servicesto Programsaffordable housing GRANTS-IN-AIDopportunities 05-8050 in Communitythe Resources..........................................City of Newark, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.
$5,985,000 TotalEconomic Grants-in-AidPlanning, Appropriation, Development, and Security Social Services Programs.................................Programs GRANTS-IN-AID 05-8050 Community Resources.................................................................................................................................
$5,985,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Social Services Programs........................................................................
05 05 Boys and Girls Club of Monmouth CountyCounty...................................................................... ..................................................................
($75,000) 05 05 Camden Lutheran Housing, Inc.
- Casa del Rios Project Project............................................. ($650,000) 05 Community Affairs and Resource Center ($50,000) 05 Girl Scouts of New Jersey - Operational Support ($250,000) 05 Greater Mount Zion Community Development Corporation ($1,500,000) 05 Horizons at the Jersey Shore.....................
($75,000)($650,000) 05 05 InterfaithCommunity NeighborsAffairs -and HeritageResource Walk.......Center ........................................................................
($50,000) 05 05 JerseyGirl ShoreScouts Dream Center, Neptune - Infrastructure Improvements ($75,000) 05 Jewish Community Center of MiddlesexNew CountyJersey ($500,000) 05 Magnolia Fire Company - FacilityOperational ImprovementsSupport ($560,000)......................................................... 05 Maria Magda Hispanic Multi-Purpose Service Center - Capital Improvements..................................................................................
($250,000) ............................................................. 05 Greater Mount Zion Community Development Corporation...................................
($1,000,000)($1,500,000) 05 05 St.Horizons at the Jersey Shore................................................................................................
Joseph's($75,000) Senior Home,05 WoodbridgeInterfaith -Neighbors Generator Replacement ($500,000) 05 The Paul Robeson House of Princeton - RestorationHeritage Project Walk................................................................................. ($400,000) 05 United Community Corporation, Newark................
($50,000) ................................................................ 05 Jersey Shore Dream Center, Neptune - Infrastructure Improvements..........................
($300,000)($75,000) Government05 Direction,Jewish Management,Community andCenter Controlof StateMiddlesex SubsidiesCounty and......................................................... Financial Aid STATE AID 04-8030 Local Government Services.............................
$174,078,000($500,000) Total05 StateMagnolia AidFire Appropriation, Company - StateFacility SubsidiesImprovements and....................................................... Financial Aid................
($560,000) 05 Maria Magda Hispanic Multi-Purpose Service Center -...........................................
($1,000,000) Capital Improvements 05 St.
Joseph's Senior Home, Woodbridge - Generator Replacement.............................
($500,000) 05 The Paul Robeson House of Princeton - Restoration Project......................................
($400,000) 05 United Community Corporation, Newark.......................................................................
($300,000) Government Direction, Management, and Control State Subsidies and Financial Aid STATE AID 04-8030 Local Government Services...................................................................................................................
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$174,078,000 Total State Aid Appropriation, State Subsidies and Financial Aid.............................................................
04 04 Borough of Bradley Beach - Police Department RadioRadio................................................ Communication System Upgrades.................................................
($200,000) 04 Communication System Upgrades 04 Borough of Buena - Bruno Melini Park Lighting Upgrades Upgrades........................................ ($450,000) 04 Borough of Cliffside Park - Municipal Library and Recreation Center Capital Improvements.....................................
($1,750,000)($450,000) 04 04 Borough of EastCliffside NewarkPark - RecreationMunicipal Improvements Library ($250,000)and Recreation.............................. 04 Borough of East Rutherford - Lois Lane Athletic Complex Capital Improvements..................................................................................
($1,750,000) ............................................................. Center Capital Improvements 04 Borough of East Newark - Recreation Improvements..................................................
($1,250,000)($250,000) 04 04 Borough of FrenchtownEast -Rutherford Municipal Building Renovations ($200,000) 04 Borough of Glen Ridge - TransportationLois andLane PublicAthletic...................................................... Safety Modernization..................................................................
($50,000)($1,250,000) 04 Complex BoroughCapital of Haledon - Recreational Improvements ($800,000) 04 04 Borough of KeansburgFrenchtown - ParkMunicipal ImprovementsBuilding ($100,000)Renovations........................................ 04 Borough of Metuchen - Memorial Park Improvements ($500,000) 04 Borough of Rutherford - Memorial Park Field Renovations ($1,250,000) 04 Borough of Shrewsbury - Police Equipment............
($200,000) .................................................................. 04 Borough of Glen Ridge - Transportation and Public Safety Modernization...............
($50,000) 04 04 Borough of SouthHaledon Plainfield - MonumentRecreational ParkImprovements Improvements ...................................................... ($55,000) 04 Borough of Wood-Ridge - Highland Avenue Recreation Center.............................................................
($5,000,000)($800,000) 04 04 CityBorough of CliftonKeansburg - Nash Park Improvements..............Improvements ................................................................
($100,000) ................................................................ 04 Borough of Metuchen - Memorial Park Improvements................................................
($500,000) 04 04 CityBorough of ElizabethRutherford - LeadMemorial ServicePark LineField Improvements Renovations.................................... ($500,000) 04 City of Linden - Operating Aid............
($2,175,000)($1,250,000) 04 04 CityBorough of PerthShrewsbury Amboy - OperatingPolice Aid..Equipment....................................................................
($2,500,000)($50,000) 04 04 CityBorough of South Plainfield - OperatingMonument Aid........Park Improvements.....................................
($4,000,000)($55,000) 04 04 CityBorough of RahwayWood-Ridge - OperatingHighland Aid..........Avenue Recreation Center............................
($2,175,000)($5,000,000) 04 04 CountyCity of MercerClifton - WharfNash Park ConstructionImprovements..................................................................... ($1,250,000) 04 Essex County - Urban Park Improvements..............
($500,000) ............................................................. 04 City of Elizabeth - Lead Service Line Improvements...................................................
($2,250,000)($500,000) 04 04 TownCity of HarrisonLinden - Recreation Projects ($250,000) 04 Town of West New York - Operating AidAid...................................................................................... and Public Library Construction.............................................................
($1,500,000)($2,175,000) 04 04 TownshipCity of BellevillePerth -Amboy Emergency Response Reimbursement ($423,000) 04 Township of Bloomfield - PublicOperating ServicesAid.......................................................................... and Personnel Aid ($1,200,000) 04 Township of Burlington - La Gorce Square Roadway Improvements ($700,000) 04 Township of Franklin (Gloucester) - Community Center Construction................................................................
($650,000)($2,500,000) 04 04 TownshipCity of HamiltonPlainfield (Mercer) - FireOperating EngineAid................................................................................. Acquisition ($1,100,000) 04 Township of Lawrence (Mercer) - Community Center Restoration.............................................................
($2,000,000)($4,000,000) 04 04 TownshipCity of WeehawkenRahway - Operating Aid...............Aid....................................................................................
($2,175,000) ............................................................. 04 County of Mercer - Wharf Park Construction ............................................................
($1,000,000)($1,250,000) 04 04 TownshipEssex ofCounty Woodbridge - MunicipalUrban CourtPark RelocationImprovements................................................................. and Renovation.............................................................
($3,000,000)($2,250,000) 04 04 TransitionalTown Aidof toHarrison Localities...........- Recreation Projects .........................................................................
($250,000) 04 Town of West New York - Operating Aid and Public Library Construction........
($1,500,000) 04 Township of Belleville - Emergency Response Reimbursement................................
($423,000) 04 Township of Bloomfield - Public Services and Personnel Aid................................
($1,200,000) 04 Township of Burlington - La Gorce Square Roadway Improvements.......................
($700,000) 04 Township of Franklin (Gloucester) - Community Center Construction....................
($650,000) 04 Township of Hamilton (Mercer) - Fire Engine Acquisition.....................................
($1,100,000) 04 Township of Lawrence (Mercer) - Community Center Restoration.......................
($2,000,000) 04 Township of Weehawken - Operating Aid..................................................................
($1,000,000) 04 Township of Woodbridge - Municipal Court Relocation and Renovation............
($3,000,000) 04 Transitional Aid to Localities....................................................................................
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Public Safety and Criminal Justice Detention and Rehabilitation DIRECT STATE SERVICES 07-7040 07-7040 Institutional Control and Supervision..................Supervision.......................................................................................................
$9,805,000 08-7040 08-7040 Institutional Care and Treatment.........................Treatment................................................................................................................
$6,610,000 99-7040 99-7040 Administration and Support Services..................Services........................................................................................................
$2,345,000 Total Direct State Services Appropriation, Appropriation, Detention and Rehabilitation..........................Rehabilitation...................................................
Personal Services:
Salaries and Wages.....................................Wages................................................................................................................
($18,760,000) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Educational, Cultural, and Intellectual Development Direct Educational Services and Assistance STATE AID 03-5120 03-5120 Miscellaneous Grants-In-Aid...............................Grants-In-Aid......................................................................................................................
$9,150,000 (From General Fund:$5,650,000) (From Property Tax Relief Fund:$3,500,000) Total State Aid Appropriation, Appropriation, .............................................................................................................................. Direct Educational Services and Assistance...
$9,150,000 Direct Educational Services and Assistance (From General Fund:$5,650,000) (From Property Tax Relief Fund:$3,500,000) State Aid:
03 03 Charter School Facility Improvements (PTRF)(PTRF).......................................................... ($3,500,000) 03 Bloomfield Public Schools - Operating Aid............
($3,500,000) ................................................................ 03 Bloomfield Public Schools - Operating Aid...................................................................
($100,000) 03 03 East Orange School District - Operating AidAid................................................................ ($100,000) 03 Hammonton Public Schools - Capital Improvements ($250,000) 03 Little Ferry Public Schools – Capital Construction ($2,500,000) 03 Roselle Borough School District - Capital Improvements ($500,000) 03 South Amboy School District - Capital Improvements ($700,000) 03 Township of Union Public Schools – Operating Aid ($1,500,000) Notwithstanding the provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, of the amount hereinabove appropriated for Charter School Facility Improvements, to protect the health and safety of students, [$8,000,000] $11,500,000 shall be provided to the Department of Education to administer grants to support emergent needs, capital maintenance, and facilities costs in charter schools and renaissance school projects upon the review of the Director of the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Charter and Renaissance Schools.
($100,000) Educational Support03 ServicesHammonton Public DIRECTSchools STATE- SERVICESCapital 32-5061 Improvements................................................... Recruitment, Preparation, Certification and Educator Evaluation $500,000 Total Direct State Services Appropriation, Educational Support Services..............................
$500,000($250,000) Direct State03 Services:Little Ferry Public Schools – Capital Construction...................................................
($2,500,000) 32 Educator03 EmploymentRoselle WebBorough PortalSchool (P.L.2025,District c.208) - ($500,000)Capital Improvements........................................... ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Community Development and Environmental Management Site Remediation and Waste Management GRANTS-IN-AID 19-4815 Publicly-Funded Site Remediation and Response.
$700,000($500,000) Total03 Grants-in-AidSouth Appropriation, Amboy School SiteDistrict Remediation- andCapital WasteImprovements................................................ Management.........
$700,000($700,000) Grants-in-Aid: 03 Township of Union Public Schools – Operating Aid................................................
($1,500,000) 19 MiddlesexNotwithstanding Countythe Fireprovisions Marshalof -any Foamlaw Replacementor Initiative regulation ($700,000)to the Environmentalcontrary, Planningof the amount hereinabove appropriated for Charter School Facility Improvements, to protect the health and Administrationsafety of STATEstudents, AID$11,500,000 99-4800 shall Administrationbe provided to the Department of Education to administer grants to support emergent needs, capital maintenance, and Supportfacilities Services..................costs in charter schools and renaissance school projects upon the review of the Director of the New Jersey Department of Education Office of Charter and Renaissance Schools.
$2,000,000Educational Support TotalServices StateDIRECT AidSTATE Appropriation, SERVICES 32-5061 SiteRecruitment, RemediationPreparation, Certification, and WasteEducator Management......Evaluation.........................................................
$2,000,000$500,000 Total Direct State Aid:Services Appropriation, .........................................................................................................
$500,000 99 Essex CountyEducational -Support MosquitoServices Control,Direct Research,State AdministrationServices: and Operations .............................................................
($2,000,000) 32 DEPARTMENTEducator OFEmployment HEALTHWeb PhysicalPortal and(P.L.2025, Mentalc.208)................................................... Health Health Services GRANTS-IN-AID 03-4230 Epidemiology, Environmental and Occupational Health $5,000,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Health Services..................................................
$5,000,000($500,000) Grants-in-Aid: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Community Development and Environmental Management Site Remediation and Waste Management GRANTS-IN-AID 19-4815 Publicly Funded Site Remediation and Response......................................................................................
$700,000 03 SouthTotal JerseyGrants-in-Aid CancerAppropriation, Program...................................................................................................................... - Cooper University Healthcare ($5,000,000) Health Planning and Evaluation GRANTS-IN-AID 07-4270 Health Care Systems Analysis...........................
$17,600,000$700,000 Total Grants-in-AidSite Appropriation, Remediation and HealthWaste PlanningManagement andGrants-in-Aid: Evaluation.....................
$17,600,000 Grants-in-Aid:19 Middlesex County Fire Marshal - Foam Replacement Initiative................................
($700,000) 07 AllaireEnvironmental HealthPlanning Servicesand -Administration Capacity ExpansionSTATE ($750,000)AID 99-4800 07 Administration Capitaland HealthSupport RegionalServices........................................................................................................ Medical Center - Infrastructure Support.............................................................
($4,000,000)$2,000,000 07 Total CityState ofAid NewarkAppropriation, Access........................................................................................................................... to Health Care Partnership ($10,000,000) 07 Inspira Health System - Expansion of Autism Diagnostic Center.............................................................
($1,250,000)$2,000,000 07 SaintSite Peter'sRemediation Universityand Hospital..........Waste Management State Aid:
99 Essex County - Mosquito Control,.............................................................................
($2,000,000) Research, Administration and Operations DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Physical and Mental Health Health Services GRANTS-IN-AID 03-4230 Epidemiology, Environmental and Occupational Health......................................................................
$5,000,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, ...................................................................................................................
$5,000,000 Health Services Grants-in-Aid:
03 South Jersey Cancer Program - Cooper University Healthcare..........................
($5,000,000) Health Planning and Evaluation GRANTS-IN-AID 07-4270 Health Care Systems Analysis.................................................................................................................
$17,600,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, ................................................................................................................
$17,600,000 Health Planning and Evaluation Grants-in-Aid:
07 Allaire Health Services - Capacity Expansion..........................................................
($750,000) 07 Capital Health Regional Medical Center - Infrastructure Support.....................
($4,000,000) 07 City of Newark Access to Health Care Partnership ...........................................
($10,000,000) 07 Inspira Health System - Expansion of Autism Diagnostic Center.....................
($1,250,000) 07 Saint Peter's University Hospital................................................................................
DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY Public Safety and Criminal Justice Special Law Enforcement Activities DIRECT STATE SERVICES 22-1410 22-1410 Regulation of Racing Activities.........................Activities...............................................................................................................
$15,000,000 Total Direct State Services Appropriation, Appropriation,.................................................................................................... Special Law Enforcement Activities.............
$15,000,000 Special Law Enforcement Activities Direct State Services:
22 22 Horse Racing Purse Subsidies............Subsidies...................................................................................
($15,000,000) DEPARTMENT OF STATE Educational, Cultural, and Intellectual Development Higher Educational Services Rowan University GRANTS-IN-AID 82-2445 82-2445 Institutional Support...........................................Support...................................................................................................................................
$14,849,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Appropriation, ................................................................................................................ Rowan University............................................
$14,849,000 Rowan University Grants-in-Aid:
82 82 Cooper Medical School of Rowan University ($6,550,000)....................................................... 82 Cooper Medical School - Cooper University Hospital Support ($8,299,000) University Hospital GRANTS-IN-AID 82-2485 Institutional Support...........................................
$50,000,000($6,550,000) Total82 Grants-in-AidCooper Appropriation, Medical School - Cooper University Hospital.........................................Hospital Support.........................
$50,000,000($8,299,000) Grants-in-Aid: University Hospital GRANTS-IN-AID 82-2485 Institutional Support...................................................................................................................................
$50,000,000 82 UniversityTotal Hospital.............................Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, ................................................................................................................
($50,000,000)$50,000,000 Cultural andUniversity IntellectualHospital DevelopmentGrants-in-Aid: Services GRANTS-IN-AID 05-2530 Support of the Arts.....................................................
$75,000 07-2540 82 DevelopmentUniversity ofHospital...................................................................................................... Historical Resources....................
$200,000($50,000,000) Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, Cultural and Intellectual Development Services GRANTS-IN-AID ..........................................................................05-2530 Support of the Arts.............................................................................................................................................
$275,000$75,000 Grants-in-Aid:07-2540 Development of Historical Resources..........................................................................................................
$200,000 05 AxelrodTotal PerformingGrants-in-Aid ArtsAppropriation, Center.....................................................................................................................................
($75,000)$275,000 07 Cultural New Jersey Fire Museum and FallenIntellectual FirefightersDevelopment MemorialServices (P.L.2021,Grants-in-Aid: c.463)..................................................................................
................................................................05 Axelrod Performing Arts Center......................................................................................
($200,000)($75,000) DEPARTMENT07 OFNew TRANSPORTATIONJersey TransportationFire ProgramsMuseum Publicand......................................................................................... Transportation STATE AID 04-6050 Railroad and Bus Operations..................................
$100,000($200,000) TotalFallen StateFirefighters AidMemorial Appropriation, (P.L.2021, c.463) DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Transportation Programs Public Transportation...........................................Transportation STATE AID 04-6050 Railroad and Bus Operations.........................................................................................................................
$100,000 Total State Aid:Aid Appropriation, ..............................................................................................................................
$100,000 04 County ofPublic EssexTransportation -State TransitAid: Infrastructure Improvements ($100,000) DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Educational, Cultural, and Intellectual Development Higher Educational Services GRANTS-IN-AID 47-2155 Support to Independent Institutions........................
$200,000 04 TotalCounty Grants-in-Aidof Appropriation, Essex - HigherTransit EducationalInfrastructure Services...............................Improvements..........................................
$200,000($100,000) Grants-in-Aid: DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Educational, Cultural, and Intellectual Development Higher Educational Services GRANTS-IN-AID 47-2155 Support to Independent Institutions..............................................................................................................
$200,000 47 SaintTotal ElizabethGrants-in-Aid UniversityAppropriation, -...................................................................................................................... Facility Improvements ($200,000) STATE AID 48-2155 Aid to County Colleges...........................................
$700,000$200,000 Total State Aid Appropriation, Higher Educational Services...............................Services Grants-in-Aid:
$700,000 State47 Aid:Saint Elizabeth University - Facility Improvements.................................................
($200,000) 48 Mercer County Community College – Capital Improvements ($700,000) INTERDEPARTMENTALSTATE ACCOUNTSAID Government48-2155 Direction, Management, and Control General Government Services GRANTS-IN-AID 09-9460 Aid to IndependentCounty Authorities..........................Colleges...................................................................................................................................
$40,000,000$700,000 Total Grants-in-AidState Appropriation, Aid Appropriation, General.............................................................................................................................. Government Services........................
$40,000,000$700,000 Grants-in-Aid: Higher Educational Services State Aid:
09 New48 JerseyMercer SportsCounty andCommunity ExpositionCollege Authority – InternationalCapital Events,Improvements............................... Improvements and Attraction...................................
($40,000,000)($700,000) Notwithstanding theINTERDEPARTMENTAL provisionsACCOUNTS ofGovernment anyDirection, lawManagement, or regulation to the contrary, the amount hereinabove appropriated for New Jersey Sports and ExpositionControl AuthorityGeneral –Government InternationalServices Events,GRANTS-IN-AID Improvements09-9460 andAid Attraction may be transferred to otherIndependent StateAuthorities................................................................................................................ departments and State agencies to pay for necessary costs and expenses associated with performing host city responsibilities and other 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament-related responsibilities incurred by the State and units of local government, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.
$40,000,000 Total Grants-in-Aid Appropriation, ................................................................................................................
$40,000,000 General Government Services Grants-in-Aid:
09 New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority –....................................................
($40,000,000) International Events, Improvements and Attraction Notwithstanding the provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, the amount hereinabove appropriated for New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority – International Events, Improvements and Attraction may be transferred to other State departments and State agencies to pay for necessary costs and expenses associated with performing host city responsibilities and other 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament-related responsibilities incurred by the State and units of local government, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Community Development and Environmental Management Environmental Regulation DIRECT STATE SERVICES Notwithstanding the provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting, there is appropriated $15,000,000 from the Clean Energy Fund to the Department of Environmental Protection for the purposes of supporting the Electric School Bus Program, established pursuant to P.L.2022, c.86 (C.26:2C-8.58). Further, there is appropriated an additional $4,000,000 from the Clean Energy Fund to the Department of Environmental Protection to support the Vehicle-to-Grid Pilot program, subject to the approval of the Director of Budget and Accounting.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Economic Planning, Development, and Security Economic Planning and Development GRANTS-IN-AID The amount hereinabove appropriated for New Jersey’s AI Supercomputer Initiative – Support and Advancement shall be used by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to provide a grant to [an institution of higher education] one or more nonprofit organizations to fund the [supplementary infrastructure] costs of the [institution of higher education of hosting] infrastructure, maintenance, and operation of a new state-of-the-art supercomputer, including system management, rental payments, energy costs, salary costs of engineers, researchers, and support staff, security, user access, and research support, subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting.
4. The following language provisions are added to the General Provisions of P.L.2025, c.74, the annual appropriations act for fiscal year 2026, as follows:
GENERAL PROVISIONS Notwithstanding the provisions of any law or regulation to the contrary, provided that sufficient funds are available, revenues deposited into the “Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Fund” pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021, c.16 (C.24:6I-50) may be reallocated as determined by the State Treasurer and subject to the approval of the Director of the Division of Budget and Accounting to fund programs appropriated from revenues deposited into the “Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Fund” pursuant to section 41 of P.L.2021, c.16 (C.24:6I-50).
STATEMENT ThisApproved billJune supplements30, and2026. amends the FY2026 Appropriations Act as follows:
Legislature:
This bill appropriates $650,000 to the State Commission of Investigation.
Department of Agriculture:
This bill appropriates $299,000 to Avellana Agroforestry Cooperative for supply chain infrastructure.
Department of Children and Families:
This bill appropriates $1.8 million to domestic violence housing support, Essex County Family Justice Center, and SAFE in Hunterdon.
Department of Community Affairs:
This bill appropriates $1.1 million in funding to the NJ Community Capital Foreclosure Mitigation Program. This bill also appropriates approximately $6 million to various nonprofit organizations and approximately $174.1 million to various units of local government, including $135 million for Transitional Aid to Localities. The bill clarifies that of the amount appropriated for transitional aid, $110.4 million will be provided as loans. The remaining amount will fund approved applications for aid following needs assessments conducted by the Division of Local Government Services.
Department of Corrections:
This bill appropriates $18.8 million to the Department of Corrections for salaries and wages related to unrealized savings from prison consolidation.
Department of Education:
This bill appropriates approximately $9.2 million to various school districts for capital improvements and operating aid, inclusive of a $3.5 million appropriation from the Property Tax Relief Fund for Charter School Facility Improvements.
This bill also appropriates $500,000 for an educator employment web portal.
Department of Environmental Protections:
This bill appropriates $700,000 to the Middlesex County Fire Marshal for a foam replacement initiative and $2 million to Essex County for mosquito control, research, administration and operations.
This bill also provides $4 million in additional funds from the Clean Energy Fund to support the Vehicle-to-Grid Pilot program within the Electric School Bus Program. The funding provides for schools coverage for costs associated with installing eligible battery storage, on-site renewable energy generation, microgrid controllers, and bi-directional capable electric school bus charging technologies.
Department of Health:
This bill appropriates $5 million in funding to South Jersey Cancer Program for Cooper University Health Care and $17.6 million in funding to various health organizations.
Department of Law and Public Safety:
This bill appropriates $15 million for Horse Racing Purse Subsidies.
Department of State:
This bill appropriates approximately $14.8 million to Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and $50 million to University Hospital for increased subsidy support.
This bill also appropriates $75,000 to Axelrod Performing Arts Center and $200,000 to the New Jersey Fire Museum and Fallen Firefighters Memorial.
Department of Transportation:
This bill appropriates $100,000 to the County of Essex for transit infrastructure improvements.
Department of Treasury:
This bill appropriates $200,000 to Saint Elizabeth University for facility improvements and $700,000 to Mercer County Community College.
This bill also amends language enacted by P.L.2025, c.404 for New Jersey’s AI Supercomputer Initiative to allow one or more nonprofit organizations to host the supercomputer. This bill also adds energy costs as an eligible use of the grant provided through the initiative.
Interdepartmental Accounts:
This bill appropriates $40 million to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority for International Events, Improvements and Attraction to support State agencies and units of local government that incur expenses associated with performing host city responsibilities and other 2026 FIFA World Cup related responsibilities.
General Provisions:
This bill adds general language provisions which authorize a supplemental appropriation from the General Fund to the Cannabis Regulatory, Enforcement Assistance, and Marketplace Modernization Fund and allow balances within the dedicated fund to be reallocated to fund programs supported by these revenues, as necessary, to provide greater flexibility if anticipated revenues are not realized.
Makes FY2026 supplemental appropriation of $358,811,000;
adds and amends various language provisions to FY2026 Appropriations Act.
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Sponsors
- Eliana Pintor Marin · Primary
- Ellen J. Park · Primary
- William B. Sampson · Primary
- Carmen Theresa Morales · Cosponsor
- Raj Mukherji · Cosponsor
- Linda R. Greenstein · Primary
- Paul A. Sarlo · Primary
Sponsorship breakdown
Export CSV (upgrade) →5 sponsors · 2 co-sponsors · 113 not signed on · 26 voted No
Sponsors (5)
- Pintor Marin, Eliana
- Park, Ellen J.
- Sampson, William B.
- Greenstein, Linda R. Democrat
- Sarlo, Paul A. Democrat
Co-sponsors (2)
- Morales, Carmen Theresa
- Mukherji, Raj Democrat
Not signed on (113)
113 members have not signed on to this bill.
Show all 113 →"Not signed on" means a member has not sponsored or co-sponsored this bill — it does not imply opposition. Members flagged Voted No have a recorded No vote on this bill.
Votes
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Democrat | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 9 | 4 | 0 | 0 |
| % of votes cast | 69% | 31% | 0% | 0% |
How each member voted (13)
| Member | Party | Vote |
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| Burgess, Renee C. | Democrat | Yea |
| Burzichelli, John J. | Democrat | Yea |
| Cruz-Perez, Nilsa I. | Democrat | Yea |
| Diegnan Jr., Patrick J. | Democrat | Yea |
| Greenstein, Linda R. | Democrat | Yea |
| Johnson, Gordon M. | Democrat | Yea |
| Ruiz, M. Teresa | Democrat | Yea |
| Sarlo, Paul A. | Democrat | Yea |
| Zwicker, Andrew | Democrat | Yea |
| Amato Jr., Carmen F. | Republican | Nay |
| O'Scanlon Jr., Declan J. | Republican | Nay |
| Steinhardt, Douglas J. | Republican | Nay |
| Testa Jr., Michael L. | Republican | Nay |
| Party | Yea | Nay | Present | Not Voting |
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| Democrat | 55 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Republican | 1 | 20 | 0 | 1 |
| Unaffiliated | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | 57 | 22 | 0 | 1 |
| % of votes cast | 71% | 28% | 0% | 1% |
How each member voted (80)
Subjects
Frequently asked questions
- What does S 4538 do?
- FY2026-make suppl approp;$358.811M; add & amend various provisions to Approp Act
- Who sponsors S 4538?
- S 4538 is sponsored by Pintor Marin, Eliana, Park, Ellen J., Sampson, William B., Morales, Carmen Theresa, Mukherji, Raj (Democrat), Greenstein, Linda R. (Democrat), and Sarlo, Paul A. (Democrat).
- What is the current status of S 4538?
- This bill has been introduced in the Senate. Introduced June 28, 2026. It must pass committee before a floor vote.
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