On February 18, the Sherrill-Caldwell transition Action Teams released their final reports, including recommendations to the administration. The Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (CCSNJ) President and CEO Christina Renna served on the Transition's Interdisciplinary Task Force.

The Transition Teams were organized into the top priorities of the incoming administration, including:

Making Energy More Affordable and Reliable 

Saving You Time and Money: Getting Government to Work for New Jerseyans 

Kids Mental Health and Online Safety 

Lowering Housing Costs and Expanding Homeownership 

Transportation and Infrastructure Innovation

Fiscal Responsibility and Government Accountability 

Delivering a Strong Education for New Jersey Children

Jobs, Opportunity, and Prosperity for All 

Affordable Healthcare: Addressing Washington’s Medicaid Cuts

Driving New Jersey Forward: Economic Development and Innovation

These reports provide an early roadmap for policy initiatives that may impact New Jersey’s business community in the months ahead.

Notably, the Economic Development Action Team included several recommendations to support the business community, including efforts to modernize regulations and reduce red tape, expand access to economic development programs for small businesses, strengthen workforce pipelines aligned with industry needs, and support innovation.

The CCSNJ looks forward to working with the Sherrill administration to implement recommendations that will assist the business community

You can read the reports here.

Please reach out to Hilary Chebra, Director, Government Affairs at hchebra@chambersnj.com if you have any questions.