State to offer reimbursement for removing spotted lanternfly bugs
The Department of Agriculture is offering up to $50,000 per county and up to $20,000 per municipality as reimbursement.
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13ds agoThe state is offering towns money to reimburse them for the costs associated with removing spotted lanternflies.
The Department of Agriculture is offering up to $50,000 per county and up to $20,000 per municipality as reimbursement.
More information can be found on the state’s website BadBug.NJ.com.
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