AN ACT REQUIRING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A FAIR RENT COMMISSION IN ANY TOWN, CITY OR BOROUGH WITH A POPULATION OF AT LEAST TEN THOUSAND.

SB 441 requires any town, city, or borough with a population of at least 10,000 to establish a fair rent commission by adopting a local ordinance. This directly affects municipalities meeting the population threshold, mandating they create a commission to address rent-related issues. The key provision amends existing law to require these local governments to formally adopt such a commission through their own ordinances. The bill's purpose is to create a structured process for municipalities to manage fair rent policies, without specifying commission powers or tenant protections.