TRENTON, N.J. -- Trenton should spend all of the money it saves shutting down state institutions for the disabled in Totowa and Woodbridge on building up a community-based replacement system of housing and care, according to the state task force that recommended
the closures.
But the governor’s office stopped short of making that commitment. In a statement Friday, a spokesman for Governor Christie
said only that the administration will continue to make “significant
investments” in community services for the developmentally disabled.
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