One thing is clear: when it comes to social policies, corporate responsibility, and - not to be overlooked - economic opportunity, New Jersey is now a top contender for your business.” "Our new $14.5 billion economic incentive package makes the Garden State just as competitive as Georgia to attract film and television production businesses. Restricting the right to vote is more than just wrong, it’s un-American,” Murphy wrote in his letter, obtained by The Hollywood Reporter. “I’ve watched the recent decisions coming from the Georgia State House with disappointment. In that letter, Murphy specifically criticized Georgia's voter ID laws and said voter ID should factor into their decision to leave Georgia and come to New Jersey.
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trying to lure them with tax breaks to make movies and TV shows in the Garden State.
It was Murphy who initially wooed Netflix to come to New Jersey: In April of 2021 he sent a letter to the studio heads at Netflix, Disney and Warner Bros. of Transportation Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti and the mayors of Eatontown, Oceanport and Tinton Falls. Sheila Oliver, NJ DEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette, Dept. The board of the Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority includes Lt. "FMERA will make no further representations to the potential purchase of property until the staff is prepared to recommend the approval of a fully negotiated purchase and sale agreement and redevelopment agreement to the FMERA board," she told the Asbury Park Press Wednesday, the day Netflix announced they had been selected. FMERA's executive director Kara Kopach made it clear they have not agreed on a sale price with Netflix.
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