Herb Conaway

CONNERS, CONAWAY: BURLINGTON RIVER TOWNS
SHOULD NOT BE DREDGE DUMPING GROUNDS
Legislators Oppose Proposal to Dump Dredged Delaware River Spoils
In Coastal Communities

(DELRAN) - Assemblymen Jack Conners and Herb Conaway, MD, today announced their opposition to a proposal by the state Department of Environmental Protection and the US Army Corps of Engineers to dump up to 900,000 cubic yards of dredge material in towns along the Burlington/Camden Delaware River coastline.

ASSEMBLY PANEL CLEARS PACKAGE OF BILLS TO IMPROVE HOSPITAL EFFICIENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY

Measures Would Help To Stabilize Financial Health of State's Hospitals

(TRENTON) - The Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee today released a multi-bill legislative package aimed at stabilizing the long-term financial health of the state's hospital industry to stave-off future hospital closings.

The measures are sponsored by Assembly members Herb Conaway, MD, Ralph R. Caputo, Albert Coutinho, Jerry Green, Linda Greenstein, Gary Schaer, Grace Spencer, Connie Wagner, and Bonnie Watson Coleman.

CONNERS/CONAWAY RAILWAY 'QUIET ZONE' BILL ADVANCES

Measure Would Help Communities Situated Near Light Rail Lines

(TRENTON) - Legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Jack Conners and Herb Conaway, MD that would request the federal government establish a funding program to help small towns located near light rail lines create "quiet zones" was released today by the Assembly Transportation, Public Works and Independent Authorities Committee.

ASSEMBLY PASSES CONAWAY/GREENWALD MEASURE TO COMBAT FALSE CLAIMS AGAINST STATE

(TRENTON) – The Assembly today voted in favor of legislation Assemblymen Herb Conaway Jr., and Louis D. Greenwald sponsored to combat the filing of fraudulent claims against the state.

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BILL PASSES SENATE
Measure Would Improve Quality of Health Care, Access to Patient Information

(TRENTON) - The Senate today passed legislation Assemblymen Herb Conaway, Jr., M.D., Upendra Chivukula and Vincent Prieto sponsored to enhance the quality of health care delivered to New Jersey residents through a health information technology (HIT) system.

SENATE COMMITTEE CLEARS CONAWAY BILL
ENSURING SAFETY OF HEALTH CARE FACILITY EMPLOYEES