Establishes "ATV Law Enforcement Task Force" to enhance and coordinate efforts to enforce laws pertaining to ATVs.
This bill establishes county-level "ATV Law Enforcement Task Forces" in New Jersey to improve coordination of all-terrain vehicle (ATV) law enforcement. Each task force, composed of county prosecutors, sheriffs, and police chiefs, must study current ATV laws, develop a coordinated enforcement plan for their county, and consider strategies like ATV seizure for illegal operation. The plan must include implementing a specific law (P.L.2021, c.353) allowing municipalities to declare illegally operated ATVs as forfeitable "contraband." Task forces must adopt their plans within six months and report findings to the Attorney General, who will then submit a final report to the Governor and Legislature. The bill directly affects county and municipal law enforcement agencies by creating a structured framework for collaborative ATV enforcement.
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Introduced Jan 13, 2026
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