Preservation New Jersey

 

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Current Issues:

 

New Jersey's New Governor

PNJ presented identical questions on Historic Preservation issues to the candidates for New Jersey Governor during the 2009 election. Read Governor Chris Christie's responses.  


NJ State Historic Preservation Plan

The NJ Historic Preservation Office (HPO), working with Preservation New Jersey and other advisors, is revising the NJ Historic Preservation Plan. The plan is intended to guide government agencies and private organizations and individuals in their efforts to preserve New Jersey's rich and diverse history over the next five years.  Please share your opinions with us about what YOU think are the most important actions needed to preserve New Jersey's historic resources. Participate in any of four regional public meetings; more info here>>

 

NJ Historic Rehabilitation Incentive

The proposed NJ Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit would encourage residential and commercial rehabilitation, downtown and neighborhood revitlization, create jobs & promote smart growth in New Jersey. 
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Keep up to date on tax credits programs in NJ and Nationwide

 

NJ Historic Trust Funding
On Nov. 3, NJ voters approved Public Question #1 to provide two more years of funding for the NJ Historic Trust, Green Acres & Farmland Preservation programs.  But permanent funding is still to be found.  Consider joining the campaign at www.njkeepitgreen.org or the Facebook page named NJ Keep It Green.

More info available at : http://preservationnj.wordpress.com/tag/gspt/

 

Keep Informed:


Visit the New Jersey Legislature website to keep updated on what is happening in our state and to search for your representative’s information.


For news about preservation activities in Congress, visit Preservation Action

 

Not sure who represents you? Go to the VoteSmart.org website and enter your zip code to see your statewide and national representatives.


Keep Involved:

You can support the growing preservation movement in New Jersey in many ways: