Assemblyman Sean T. Kean - Representing New Jersey's 11th Legislative District in the New Jersey General Assembly
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Sean Kean's E-Letter

Sean Kean's E-Letter: Spring 2005 Edition

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Kean Introduces Bill to Stop State Takeover of County Prosecutors' Offices

Assemblyman Sean Kean wants to stop legislation that would give the state control of County Prosecutors' Offices.

Under proposed legislation, the state could take taxes paid by residents in suburban areas, like Monmouth County, and funnel those funds to urban areas like Newark and Camden. The state could also transfer investigators and prosecutors between counties to where there is "greater need."

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Kean: Legislature Should Address Property Tax Crisis

Assemblyman Kean has introduced a measure that could provide Monmouth County residents with property tax relief much sooner than could be provided by the proposed constitutional convention.

Kean's measure calls for a special legislative session to address the state's property tax crisis. A constitutional convention would take at least two years to begin to provide residents with property tax relief. In addition, it would cost an estimated $4 million to stage such a convention.

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Kean Bill Would Limit Governor's Appearance in Advertising Campaigns

Assemblyman Sean Kean wants to put an end to the practice of New Jersey Governors appearing in self-promotional advertisements paid for by taxpayers.

Kean said Governor McGreevey took this practice to a new level, plastering his image on countless television commercials and brochures. Advertising prominently featuring Governor McGreevey cost New Jersey taxpayers more than $38 million over the past three years.

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