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New Jersey's AI Task Force wants to hear from you about AI! Share your views about how AI could impact your job and help shape the Task Force's recommendations to the Governor.

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New Jerseyans are encouraged to protect against West Nile virus (WNV) this mosquito season. West Nile virus can cause mild to severe illness. While most infections are asymptomatic or cause mild symptoms including fever, severe cases can lead to serious health issues. People over 50 and those with weakened immune systems are at higher risk.

Use insect repellent and limit outdoor activity when mosquitoes are active. Eliminate sources of standing water on your property, such as in swimming pool covers or flowerpots. Mosquitoes use these locations to lay their eggs. Left undisturbed, those eggs take a week to hatch into hundreds of (hungry) adult mosquitoes.

State law requires landlords and sellers of real estate to notify tenants or prospective buyers about flood risk to the property. Learn about the flood risk to your property with the New Jersey Flood Risk Notification Tool. Enter a New Jersey property address to access an interactive map that displays flood risk data from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Visitors can also send a property flood risk report to others via email.

The State Treasury holds more than $6 billion in unclaimed assets such as forgotten bank accounts, unpaid life insurance benefits, and utility deposits. Some of it might belong to you. Search for unclaimed property for free by visiting https://www.unclaimedproperty.nj.gov.