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OVERVIEW
At a time of declining public resources, Public/Private Partnerships can be the solution to many major problems-deteriorated or inadequate infrastructure and lack of public funding for ctitically important capital improvements.

Public Private Partnerships combine the resources and skills of the private sector with the government for the public benefit. They offer a promising answer to these problems.

Public Private Partnerships

  • Provide Creative financing for capital projects and necessary community services, thus giving citizens more for their tax dollars.
  • Foster increased efficiences trough private operation and maintenance of facilities and services, again allowing public agencies to stretch limited resources.
    		• THE ORGANIZATION
    The Public/Private Partnertship Council of New Jersey is a non-partisan organization administered by the New Jersey Alliance for Action, Inc.

    The Alliance is a unique statewide coalition of Business, Labor, Professional, Academic and Government organizations. Incorporated in 1974, the Alliance has worked with Governors of both political parties in advocating economic growth through capital construction. It has received national and state recognition for its work.

    The Public/Private Partnership Council will act as a catalyst to promote and encourage a receptice climate in New Jersey for Public/Private Partnerships. It will:
  • Promote Public/Private Partnerships in the delivery of services and construction, ownership and operation of infrastructure projects.
  • Sponsor and support research into the investment of private sector funds for public projects.
  • Provide a forum and clearing house for coordination and exchange of information and analyze legislation that affects Public/Private Partnerships.
  • Educate its members, the public, and government as to the benefits of Public/Privare Partnerships through seminars, conferences and publications.
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    		TASK FORCES

    The work of the Council will be focused through three task forces -
    Environmental, Transportation and Facilities. Each has strong potential for Public/Private Partnerships.
  • Environmentl projects would include Wastewater and Brownfields.
  • Transportation projects could include roads, bridges, transit and airports.
  • Facilities could include schools, libraries and other public buildings.