Issue Position: Protect South Jersey Jobs and Grow our State Economy

Issue Position

Between the rising cost in living and weakening job security, our families are struggling to make ends meet in these tough economic times. That's why Jeff VanDrew, Bob Andrzejczak and Bruce Land are investing in local small businesses to protect jobs and grow South Jersey's economy. They know firsthand what it takes to create jobs.

They are working to help small business owners by fighting to eliminate exorbitant fees, cutting red tape and providing other incentives. They fought to ensure that our children with dyslexia and other reading disabilities have the same opportunities as other children. They fought for the new southbound bridge over the Great Egg Harbor bay. They fought to have the unsightly fencing along with Garden State Parkway removed, preserving the first impression of region's visitors. After a tireless fight, Jeff VanDrew, Bob Andrzejczak and Bruce Land achieved the goal of having the only traffic lights on the Parkway finally removed. They continue to work vigorously to ensure that western Cumberland County receives the aid it so desperately needs in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. They fought to bring the telecommunication services to the area necessary to ensure that Cumberland County can compete in the fast-paced global economy. Most notably, Jeff VanDrew, Bob Andrzejczak and Bruce Land worked with the Governor to save over 1,300 jobs by keeping open the Vineland Developmental Center. Together they will continue to support incentives that bring new quality jobs to South Jersey and fight for State funding to support our local industries.

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