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KENNY/ DORIA BILL TO AID HELICOPTER RESPONSE PROGRAM

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Posted by NJ Senate Democrats on January 05, 2006 at 18:41:06:

FOR RELEASE: Immediate
January 5, 2006

CONTACT: Sara Ryan
Tel: (609) 292-5215

KENNY/ DORIA BILL TO AID HELICOPTER RESPONSE PROGRAM
TRENTON - Legislation sponsored by Senators Bernard F. Kenny Jr. and
Joseph V. Doria Jr., D-Hudson, to financially support the New Jersey Medevac
Helicopter Program and to train new State trooper, was approved today by the
full Senate.

"When a terrible accident happens on our State's highways, it is
comforting to know that we are equipped with medical helicopters that can
get the injured to the hospital quickly and save lives," said Senator Kenny,
Senate Majority Leader. "We need more funding fort he State's Medevac
Helicopter Program which was established in 1992. The $1 registration fee
surcharge has not been enough to cover the operational costs of the
program."

Senator Kenny noted that there has been no money to either replace
or retrofit the State's four Medevac helicopters that are, on average, 15
years old.

The bill, S-2934, would increase the current $1 additional
registration fee for the New Jersey Emergency Medical Service Helicopter
Response Program Fund to $3 per registration, and would establish an
additional fee of $1 dedicated to funding new State Police trooper classes.

The bill would increase registration fee surcharges from $1 to $4 total.

"State troopers play an important role in the protection of the
residents of New Jersey," said Senator Doria, D-Hudson. "It's is important
that we continue to properly fund training for our officers. The $1 fee
dedicated to new State Police trooper classes would provide between $6
million and $7 million annually. This is expected to be sufficient to fund
200 new troopers each year."

The bill now heads to the Governor's office for enactment. ###

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