NJ Cancels Property Tax Rebates (Springfield, Burlington: 2009, unemployment, bankrupt)

[Lusitan]

Many property owners in NJ just effectively received an major property tax increase, making this state more unafforable for those who are struggling the most.

Thanks a lot, wasteful NJ government!

NorthJersey.com: New Jersey property tax rebates cut

[marye711]

Ditto thanks Corslime.............

[block911]

places that pay 10-20k a year in property taxes are going to be the hardest hit.

[gradstudent77]

I'm hoping NJ goes bankrupt sooner or later so we get bailed out by the federal govt who will hopefully step in and go over the unions' heads in cutting benefits for state workers. Some hardcore investigation into double-dippers and such would be much welcome as well.

[block911]

Originally Posted by gradstudent77

I'm hoping NJ goes bankrupt sooner or later so we get bailed out by the federal govt who will hopefully step in and go over the unions' heads in cutting benefits for state workers. Some hardcore investigation into double-dippers and such would be much welcome as well.

The smartest thing I've seen you post, once bankrupt all our contracts with the greedy unions will be null and voided and we can restart with a clean slate and make some real changes. The welfare program, free healthcare programs would all be forced to change. Just like GM the more bailouts/taxes we raise the more we prolong the inevitable. REBOOT the system.


We can find the double dippers ourselves: http://www.mycentraljersey.com/apps/...datauniverse18


This guy has 9 state jobs!!! Does that mean he works 360 hours a week?

ANDRONICI RICHARD BEVERLY CITY_MUNICIPAL BLDG $11,394 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD DELRAN TOWNSHIP $23,364 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD FLORENCE TOWNSHIP $31,200 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD MOUNT HOLLY TOWNSHIP $35,208 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP $48,372 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD SPRINGFIELD TWP (BURLINGTON) $13,359 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD TABERNACLE TOWNSHIP $14,316 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD WESTAMPTON TOWNSHIP $35,152 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD WOODLAND TOWNSHIP $16,549 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System

[joe moving]

do we still get the 2008 rebate?

[FlyersFan]

Originally Posted by block911

The smartest thing I've seen you post, once bankrupt all our contracts with the greedy unions will be null and voided and we can restart with a clean slate and make some real changes. The welfare program, free healthcare programs would all be forced to change. Just like GM the more bailouts/taxes we raise the more we prolong the inevitable. REBOOT the system.


We can find the double dippers ourselves: mycentraljersey.com | Central New Jersey Datauniverse - New Jersey public employees | MyCentralJersey.com


This guy has 9 state jobs!!! Does that mean he works 360 hours a week?

ANDRONICI RICHARD BEVERLY CITY_MUNICIPAL BLDG $11,394 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD DELRAN TOWNSHIP $23,364 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD FLORENCE TOWNSHIP $31,200 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD MOUNT HOLLY TOWNSHIP $35,208 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP $48,372 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD SPRINGFIELD TWP (BURLINGTON) $13,359 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD TABERNACLE TOWNSHIP $14,316 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD WESTAMPTON TOWNSHIP $35,152 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System
ANDRONICI RICHARD WOODLAND TOWNSHIP $16,549 $228,914
9
Public Employees Retirement System

Why don't you send this info to the Burlington County Times and suggest they investigate and print the findings ????

[block911]

Originally Posted by FlyersFan

Why don't you send this info to the Burlington County Times and suggest they investigate and print the findings ????

The press already knows; legally there is nothing wrong. If the state went bankrupt then policies and rules can be rewritten but for now there is nothing anyone can legally do

http://www.courierpostonline.com/art...WS01/905100348

[stevemorse]

Originally Posted by gradstudent77

I'm hoping NJ goes bankrupt sooner or later so we get bailed out by the federal govt who will hopefully step in and go over the unions' heads in cutting benefits for state workers. Some hardcore investigation into double-dippers and such would be much welcome as well.

I agree this is a great idea!!! Lets all bankrupt the state or hope for it!! Im doing my share collecting Unemployment, what are you doing to help bankrupt NJ?? This is a good idea!! The start over idea , someone is on to something good!!

[gradstudent77]

Originally Posted by stevemorse

I agree this is a great idea!!! Lets all bankrupt the state or hope for it!! Im doing my share collecting Unemployment, what are you doing to help bankrupt NJ?? This is a good idea!! The start over idea , someone is on to something good!!

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic, but we are teetering on the brink. If we were to fall over, I have to imagine that the feds would step in and in return for their bailout, we'd have to change our practices. It's probably the most likely way we could address the structural problems the state faces. I just don't see a political force rising from within this state that could actually effect massive change.