Removes requirement that certain government officers disclose the address of their home or secondary residence, or that of their immediate family on financial disclosure statements.

Bill A3129 removes the requirement for New Jersey local government officers (such as mayors, council members, and county officials) to disclose the exact address (including street or lot number) of their home, secondary residence, or immediate family's residence on public financial disclosure forms. Instead, officers will only need to provide a brief description of the property location, including the county and municipality. This change applies to all financial disclosure statements filed in 2024 and later, affecting officials who must report financial interests annually. The bill does not alter other disclosure requirements, such as reporting income sources, business interests, or real property ownership details.