Senate and Assembly Unanimously Pass PBA Mental Health Support Bill

The Senate and Assembly today passed legislation unanimously to provide enhanced mental health coverage in workers compensation for law enforcement officers and other pubic safety professionals. Assembly Bill 5792 (Freiman)/Senate Bill 4590 (Lagana) provides for up to...

PBA Calls for Transparency in Civil Service Exam Investigation

The NJ State PBA has been made aware of allegations of cheating during the March 1, 2025 Police Sergeant examination and immediately contacted the Civil Service Commission (CSC). Since then, the CSC has provided little transparency or updates on the investigation or...

These are our endorsements for the 2025 State Assembly races

These endorsements are more than just names on a list, they represent a carefully considered strategy to protect the interests of law enforcement officers and their families across New Jersey. Every candidate endorsed has demonstrated a proven commitment to public...

Murphy Signs PBA Mental Health Bill

Governor Murphy today signed legislation proposed by the State PBA to enhance the benefits and privacy for first responders seeking mental health treatment through worker’s compensation.   The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Roy Freiman, Senate Joe Lagana and 19...

NJ State PBA Takes a Stand for Affordable Healthcare

Numerous PBA Members joined Executive Director Kevin Lyons and our brothers and sisters from 32BJ SEIU at the Statehouse for Lobby Day, where we met directly with legislators to make our voices heard. We’re advocating for the passage of A5376/S4299, the...

A Message from President Andreyev on the PFRS Enhancement Proposal

President Andreyev has issued a detailed message addressing the proposed PFRS enhancements that could significantly impact your paycheck today and your pension tomorrow. This is a crucial moment for Tier 2 and 3 members and retirees, and it's essential every member...