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More pressure on NJ property taxes: Local pension costs rise 9%

Local governments will be paying $2.6 billion toward pensions in 2023, a $224 million increase that's the most in more than a decade.

New jerseyUnited statesGloucester countyDanielle currieChris christieMichael symonsMichael cerraJohn donnadioJersey state leagueTreasury departmentJersey association of countiesPublic employee retirement systemRetirement systemNew jersey state leagueNew jersey associationEmployee retirement system

More pressure on NJ property taxes: Local pension costs rise 9%

Local governments will be paying $2.6 billion toward pensions in 2023, a $224 million increase that's the most in more than a decade.

New jerseyUnited statesGloucester countyDanielle currieChris christieMichael symonsMichael cerraJohn donnadioJersey state leagueTreasury departmentJersey association of countiesPublic employee retirement systemRetirement systemNew jersey state leagueNew jersey associationEmployee retirement system

More pressure on NJ property taxes: Local pension costs rise 9%

Local governments will be paying $2.6 billion toward pensions in 2023, a $224 million increase that's the most in more than a decade.

New jerseyUnited statesGloucester countyDanielle currieChris christieMichael symonsMichael cerraJohn donnadioJersey state leagueTreasury departmentJersey association of countiesPublic employee retirement systemRetirement systemNew jersey state leagueNew jersey associationEmployee retirement system

More pressure on NJ property taxes: Local pension costs rise 9%

Local governments will be paying $2.6 billion toward pensions in 2023, a $224 million increase that's the most in more than a decade.

New jerseyUnited statesGloucester countyDanielle currieChris christieMichael symonsMichael cerraJohn donnadioJersey state leagueTreasury departmentJersey association of countiesPublic employee retirement systemRetirement systemNew jersey state leagueNew jersey associationEmployee retirement system

Huge increase in taxes unless NJ averts health benefits hike

Lawmakers and local officials say the state needs to find money to sidestep nearly 23% increases in premiums for local workers in the state's health plan.

New jerseyUnited statesEssex countyRas barakaEliana pintor marinPhil murphyJohn donnadioJoe divincenzoDanielle currieMichael symonsJanice mironovAssembly budget committeeTreasury departmentOffice of legislative servicesJersey urban mayors associationSenate majority leader teresa ruiz

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