Porzio Governmental Affairs (PGA) recognizes and thanks Governor Mikie Sherrill for her recent signing of S2996/A4052, legislation eliminating certain practice restrictions for advanced practice nurses (APNs) and permanently authorizing qualified APNs to practice independently in New Jersey. The new law formalizes independent practice authority for APNs working in primary and behavioral health care and allows these eligible APNs to prescribe …
Porzio Governmental Affairs is proud to announce that Jacy L. Lance, Director of Public Affairs, has been named to the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 “20 Under 40” list, which recognizes young, dynamic leaders who are shaping the future of the region. Jacy is being recognized for her leadership and impact in public affairs, including her pivotal role …
Porzio Governmental Affairs’ strategic partnership with Hawk Strategies has been covered by various media outlets. Below is a list of news articles highlighting this significant partnership announcement:
Leading Government Affairs Firms in New Jersey Combine Strengths in Burgeoning Infrastructure Sector and Beyond With New Jersey poised to receive a massive influx of federal investment in infrastructure in the coming years, two of the state’s leading government affairs consultancies—Porzio Governmental Affairs and Hawk Strategies—have formed a strategic partnership aimed at assisting companies with large transportation- and infrastructure-related needs. …
New Jersey’s 2023 legislative elections results proved, once again, that New Jersey is a blue state. The Democrats will maintain a 25-15 majority in the State Senate. And while at first it appeared that they would pick up five seats in the Assembly, that turned out to be six so they will hold a 52-28 majority in that chamber in the …
August 23, 2022 In the Statehouse, our team was working to ensure that the State’s $50.6 billion FY 2023 budget included key provisions that would increase access to higher education at county colleges, expand services for people with disabilities, fund services for students with disabilities, and increase access to cancer screenings and research. Our team worked alongside and on behalf …
June 17, 2021 – On June 16, 2021, Governor Murphy signed S3434/A5366 into law. The legislation extends school services for one year for disabled students who could not receive vital programs put on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic.
May 13, 2021 – Governor Murphy’s Executive Orders
September 1, 2020 – On Monday, August 31, 2020, the Senate and Assembly announced hearings dates on the proposed (revised) FY 2021 budget in September. Recall, that due to the public health crisis, Fiscal Year 2020 will end on September 30,
August 31, 2020 – The Early Childhood Education Advocates (ECEA), representing New Jersey’s more than 4,100 private licensed childcare centers, voiced today its strong support for Gov. Phil Murphy’s $250 million initiative to help childcare providers and families amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
