From The State of New Jersey <[email protected]>
Subject NJ Updates: Protect Your Trash Cans from Hungry Bears
Date September 20, 2024 8:21 PM
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September 20, 2024

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NJ Updates: Events, Deadlines, Programs, Guidance, and More

Want to know about current topics in New Jersey? The State of New Jersey Update features information, news, resources, guidance, and more. Additional featured news is also available at *NJ.gov [ [link removed] ].*

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*It's Not a Scam: What to Do if You Get an “Unknown Service Line” Letter [ [link removed] ]*

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New Jersey is working to replace all its lead and galvanized water lines by 2031. In the next few months, you may receive a letter from your water utility informing you that they have not been able to identify the service line that connects your property to the water supply. If you get one of these letters, please read the instructions inside. Your water utility will work with you to identify your service line. These letters will be sent annually until the service line material at your property is identified.



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*Get Up to $15,000 Towards Your First Time Home Purchase [ [link removed] ]*

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First-time homebuyers can qualify for up to $15,000 in down payment and closing cost assistance when purchasing a home in New Jersey through the Down Payment Assistance Program (DPA). The DPA is an interest-free, five-year forgivable second loan with no monthly payment.



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*Please Do Not Feed the Bears! [ [link removed] ]*

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Residents are asked to be alert and watch for black bears as the bears forage for food ahead of their winter den season. Though most of New Jersey's black bears live in the northwest portion of the State, black bears have been sighted in all 21 counties. 

Please take steps to secure trash cans and other potential sources of food. Bears that find food in residential neighborhoods may learn to associate people with food. These bears may then become nuisances that cause property damage, seek handouts from people, or become dangerous. Intentionally feeding bears is illegal in New Jersey and carries a fine of up to $1,000. Report black bear damage or aggressive bears to your local police department or to Fish & Wildlife by calling 1-877-927-6337. Find more safety tips and information at *NJDEP Fish & Wildlife [ [link removed] ].*



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*Get Help with SNAP Food Assistance [ [link removed] ]*

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SNAP Navigators are available in all 21 counties to help people seeking assistance from the State *Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)* [ [link removed] ]*.* SNAP Navigators can answer questions about SNAP and can help people apply for SNAP benefits. There are 11 agencies with SNAP Navigators available to assist residents throughout New Jersey.



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*Substance Use Disorder Resources Available Across New Jersey [ [link removed] ]*

Anyone seeking help with addiction, whether struggling personally or helping a loved one, can call 1-844-ReachNJ *(**+1-844-732-2465 [ tel:18447322465 ]**)* to receive immediate support and assistance from live, trained addiction counselors based here in New Jersey. The help line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Naloxone, sometimes referred to by the brand name 'Narcan,' can revive people who have lost consciousness due to opioid overdose. New Jerseyans aged 14 and over can obtain naloxone freely and anonymously at participating pharmacies. One two-dose naloxone nasal spray kit will be provided per visit. People who obtain naloxone do not need to provide a name or a reason.

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