Groups that run outdoor activities for New Jersey children would follow a state policy requiring changes or cancellations when the air quality index reaches 151 or higher.
New Jersey groups running outdoor activities for children 18 or younger would follow a state air quality policy. At an air quality index of 151 or higher, they would change or cancel activities.
The health commissioner would set an air quality policy, and covered groups would adopt and follow it. It covers New Jersey groups that organize, run, sponsor, or supervise outdoor activities for anyone 18 or younger. The policy must require groups to change or cancel activities when the federal Air Quality Index reaches 151 or higher. It must also guide the people who make those decisions. These requirements would take effect on the first day of the fourth month after the bill becomes law.
No hearings or votes scheduled.