Understanding NJPACT REAL: New Rules for Resilient Development and Flood Protection

Tuesday, March 3rd Noon Via Zoom Webinar Register Here

Presenter: Vincent J. Mazzei, Jr., P.E.; NJ State Floodplain Administrator, NJDEP Two Sessions via Zoom (Note: the sessions will be identical) Tuesday, March 3rd at Noon Thursday, March 5th at 7pm

The New Jersey Protecting Against Climate Threats Resilient Environments and Landscapes (NJPACT REAL) rules will create safer communities throughout New Jersey by supporting development that is more resilient to the impacts of climate change, reducing flooding impacts with stormwater requirements for redevelopment projects, improving wetlands protections, streamlining permitting for nature-based solutions, and more. JOIN US for a virtual session to learn more about the NJPACT REAL rules, how they apply to your municipality and projects in your community, and what actions you need to take to comply with the rules. This webinar is curated for planners and engineers engaged in site plan design and infrastructure planning and/or review, as well as planning and zoning board members, and environmental commissioners. Bring your questions and get answers from the expert. Sponsored by ANJEC and The New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers

Registration: ANJEC Members: No charge to participate Non-Members: $25 Click here to register now!

Understanding NJPACT REAL: New Rules for Resilient Development and Flood Protection

Thursday, March 5th 7:00pm Via Zoom Webinar Register Here

Presenter: Vincent J. Mazzei, Jr., P.E.; NJ State Floodplain Administrator, NJDEP Two Sessions via Zoom (Note: the sessions will be identical) March 3rd at Noon March 5th at 7pm

The New Jersey Protecting Against Climate Threats Resilient Environments and Landscapes (NJPACT REAL) rules will create safer communities throughout New Jersey by supporting development that is more resilient to the impacts of climate change, reducing flooding impacts with stormwater requirements for redevelopment projects, improving wetlands protections, streamlining permitting for nature-based solutions, and more. JOIN US for a virtual session to learn more about the NJPACT REAL rules, how they apply to your municipality and projects in your community, and what actions you need to take to comply with the rules. This webinar is curated for planners and engineers engaged in site plan design and infrastructure planning and/or review, as well as planning and zoning board members, and environmental commissioners. Bring your questions and get answers from the expert. Sponsored by ANJEC and The New Jersey Society of Professional Engineers

Registration: ANJEC Members: No charge to participate Non-Members: $25 Click here to register now!

2026 Fundamentals for Effective Environmental Commissions Virtual Sessions

Tuesday, March 24, 7pm Wednesday, March 25th, 7pm Thursday, March 26th, 7pm

Join ANJEC staff and expert presenters for our annual Environmental Commission Training! This comprehensive training is designed to equip environmental commissioners with essential knowledge and practical tools to effectively serve their communities.

Register here!

Session Topics: Tuesday, March 24th:

• Environmental Commission Powers & Responsibilities
• Insight from Somerville Environmental Commission on organizing and managing an effective environmental commission

Wednesday, March 25th:

• The Municipal Land Use Processes:
  • The Environmental Resource Inventory
  • The Municipal Master Plan
  • Municipal Ordinances
  • Development/Site Plan Review

Thursday, March 26th:

• Effective Communication strategies for Environmental Commissions
• Resources for Strong Advocacy Solutions

Registration: ANJEC Members, No charge to attend Non-Members: $35 for all sessions

Register Here!

 

Thank you to the Environmental Endowment for New Jersey for funding support for this program.

 

Building Momentum: Water Policy Support for the Lower Raritan Watershed Thursday,  April 9th 5:00pm-6:30pm

Olde Town Village, Tavern Room 1050 River Rd Piscataway

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Meet researchers and advocates from Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership and ANJEC to learn how you can join efforts to improve water quality and address flooding in our watershed.

To register for this free workshop, click here

 

2026 Fundamentals for Effective Environmental Commissions In Person Session

Saturday, May 2 9am-11:30am

Cherry Blossom Center Branch Brook Park Newark Check back soon for registration and details.