According to the Asbury Park Press, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and his administration began moving back into the building last week. Work remains to be done on the building’s façade, and it’s unclear when the public will once again have access to the building. Former Gov. Chris Christie announced the project in late 2016, saying renovations were needed because the building was unsafe. Christie called it a “fire trap” at the time.
$300M NJ statehouse renovation wraps up as governor moves in
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